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I completely agree with Darken's assessment in this thread. There are plenty of credible evidence which supports the notion of a one world government. Anyone who does the research, yet still doesn't believe that there will be a one world government, is stupid. Anyone who refuses to do the research, is ignorant sheep. The globalist elite already have plenty of money, and they have plans prepared to make alot more money, even with a global currency. Ultimately, they need and want to unify their power, which will enable them to basically do anything that they desire to do, without opposition of any nature.
Darken also is correct about the world. When I say that the world will end, I mean people, not the actual planet.
Darken also is correct about the world. When I say that the world will end, I mean people, not the actual planet.
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I apologize for my late response to you here, Anastasia. I didn't get online as early as I had planned.
Anyways, I'm not claiming that the pope is a child molester. However, by the claim which you made, relating pro-choice supporters to murderers, then by the same example, the pope is a child molester. He was in power for years (Pope John Paul 2nd), while priests were molesting children. He had to have known what was going on, just as how there is plenty of evidence which indicates that George W Bush had knowledge/involvement in the 9/11 issue. Power corrupts. Men are fallible. To believe that these "men", are innocent, is ignorant and stupid.
The link is in the first post, just click where it is underlined.
Or if your too lazy
http://www.cuf.org/FileDownloads/wine.pdf
Or if your too lazy
http://www.cuf.org/FileDownloads/wine.pdf
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Here ya go :
from http://www.biblicalperspectives.com/books/wine_in_the_bible/1.html :
"Wine" in Biblical Perspective. Building on the conclusions reached in Chapter 2, I proceeded in Chapter 3 to examine the reasons for the Biblical approval and disapproval of wine. What I found is that the positive references to "wine" have to do with unfermented and unintoxicating grape juice. Because of its natural and nourishing properties, grape juice was fittingly used to represent the divine blessing of material prosperity (Gen 27:28; 49:10-11; Deut 33:28), the blessing of the messianic age (Joel 2:18-19; Jer 31:10-12; Amos 9:13, 14), the free offer of God’s saving grace (Is 55:1), the wholesome joy God offers to His people (Ps 104:14-15; 4:7), and the acknowledgment of God through the use of grape juice as tithe, offerings and libations (Num 18:12; Deut 14:23; Ex 29:40; Lev 23:13).
On the other hand, the negative references to "wine" have to do with fermented and intoxicating wine. Some of the reasons Scripture condemns the use of alcoholic beverages are that they distort the perception of reality (Is 28:7; Prov 23:33); they impair the capacity to make responsible decisions (Lev 10:9-11); they weaken moral sensitivities and inhibitions (Gen 9:21; 19:32; Hab 2:15; Is 5:11-12); they cause physical sickness (Prov 23:20-21; Hos 7:5; Is 19:14; Ps 60:3); and they disqualify for both civil and religious service (Prov 31:4-5; Lev 10:9-11; Ezek 44:23; 1 Tim 3:2-3; Titus 1:7-8).
from http://www.biblicalperspectives.com/books/wine_in_the_bible/1.html :
"Wine" in Biblical Perspective. Building on the conclusions reached in Chapter 2, I proceeded in Chapter 3 to examine the reasons for the Biblical approval and disapproval of wine. What I found is that the positive references to "wine" have to do with unfermented and unintoxicating grape juice. Because of its natural and nourishing properties, grape juice was fittingly used to represent the divine blessing of material prosperity (Gen 27:28; 49:10-11; Deut 33:28), the blessing of the messianic age (Joel 2:18-19; Jer 31:10-12; Amos 9:13, 14), the free offer of God’s saving grace (Is 55:1), the wholesome joy God offers to His people (Ps 104:14-15; 4:7), and the acknowledgment of God through the use of grape juice as tithe, offerings and libations (Num 18:12; Deut 14:23; Ex 29:40; Lev 23:13).
On the other hand, the negative references to "wine" have to do with fermented and intoxicating wine. Some of the reasons Scripture condemns the use of alcoholic beverages are that they distort the perception of reality (Is 28:7; Prov 23:33); they impair the capacity to make responsible decisions (Lev 10:9-11); they weaken moral sensitivities and inhibitions (Gen 9:21; 19:32; Hab 2:15; Is 5:11-12); they cause physical sickness (Prov 23:20-21; Hos 7:5; Is 19:14; Ps 60:3); and they disqualify for both civil and religious service (Prov 31:4-5; Lev 10:9-11; Ezek 44:23; 1 Tim 3:2-3; Titus 1:7-8).
It never codemns the use of alcohol, it condemns the abuse of it. Just like all things in the world, christians are taught to appreciate gods gift.
For example, we are encouraged to appreciate the natural beauty of the human body, but to lustfully desire anothers physical appearance is considered a sin.
For example, we are encouraged to appreciate the natural beauty of the human body, but to lustfully desire anothers physical appearance is considered a sin.
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Alcohol and lust can be quite bad. I had a friend who fell for both, which he ended up in a mess. Plus, he's very "religulous". It doesn't make for a good combination. Especially when someone thinks that they see Jesus, though they dont know if it's really Jesus, or if it's the alcohol causing them to think that they see Jesus.
I would think that at some time in the future big countries like USA will rather split in to tinier ones then merge to bigger. But the state construction is pretty interesting and may prevent it from ever happening.
EU is made up of individual countries and does not have that kind of power. Every member is still supreme and may leave if they don't like it. I don't see that change anytime soon.
The wallstreet boys may have made a mess and been careless with money but we all make effort to savior the situation so I have fate.
one world order ? I think we would all die in a nuke war before that would ever be possible as someone would have to try and force it on to the world.
hi, I do not believe in any religion but I feel this is a nice set of videos that explain the new world order (except for the religious interpretations) :
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=3B74693223AB8F80
I do not believe 100% of it but there is a lot of truth in it.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=3B74693223AB8F80
I do not believe 100% of it but there is a lot of truth in it.
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Interesting perspective. I still don't think that it could be "forced", at least I hope it couldn't be. Instead, if it happens, I think it'll be done by a politician who is very charismatic, multi-national in race, and is popular all over the world. Someone who is very convincing. Just look at John McCain. Other than convincing, he is none of the rest of those things, yet he seems to have convinced some of his supporters, that Barack Obama is a muslim terrorist. Some even have shouted out death statements regarding Obama to be killed. If John McCain can be that powerful to some people, just imagine what is possible in this world. Society is stupid.
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Yeps. The video is really awesome with its detailed explanations of evidence. Although, even the video and its predecessor, speak against religion. I totally understand not believing in religion. I only have some beliefs about God, though I disagree with much of Christianity.
Do you have a theory about how the world's governments might unify into a one world government?
Let's put it in very simple terms. If alcohol were off-limits to Christians, why are we given wine on our First Communion and all ensuing Communions? This is from the Catholic point of view of course.
Also, I have no idea why none of the Catholics you know don't drink at all. If drinking is a sin, I belong in hell.
Also, I have no idea why none of the Catholics you know don't drink at all. If drinking is a sin, I belong in hell.
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