Make no mistake about it Oprah and Tolle are setting the foundation for the coming persecution of true believers in Jesus Christ and Jehovah. Their satanic religion promotes the removing of all those who will not become part of the One universal consciousness. They will intend to kill us for the sake of their satanically inspired community and think they will be doing us and the world community a favor by doing so.

This teaching is not new. It has always been the teaching of New Age for many decades. Tolle and Oprah have just used their influence to popularize it under a new cover. It has always been their answer for any Rapture as well. They will say the collective mind just removed the “Neanderthals” from the earth so the “spiritually enlightened” could evolve into a higher consciousness and bring utopia on the earth.

There will soon come a day soon when those deceived by people like Oprah and Tolle will get to carry out their plan. If you look at all of what else is going on globally to set the stage for these global agendas you should understand that it it will all happen in the lifespan of this generation.

‘Does Winfrey Ride The Beast?’ - Frederick Meekins - Apr 25, 08

More importantly, by undermining individuality as in the case of Hinduistic New Age spirituality (atman is brahman) by claming that we are just a temporary cellular manifestation of the One Consciousness, when the time comes those accustomed to this mindset won’t have all that much of a problem with mass roundups and ultimately executions of those doing nothing more that questioning the worldview of those holding power. After all, one does not lament the removal of an infected hangnail or the cutting of hair since such an act benefits the overall body — or as in the case of the global community — the One Consciousness as Tolle calls it.

Such wayward intellects, according to Tolle, have failed to evolve to the point of enlightenment and “identify only with their own physical and psychological form”. Thus, for the sake of the COMMUNITY, it is imperative that such impediments be removed. Besides, doing such really wouldn’t be wrong (a concept itself outdated and bigoted since transcendent absolute standards don’t exist anyway) since distinct individuals don’t really exist and by hastening their return to the universal consciousness one may in fact be doing them a favor by expediting them onwards towards their next incarnation.

So according to this those who believe in the rapture and take the book of Revelation literally are extremists. Yep, I qualify.

So do the Christians in China that teach the second coming of Jesus. These are the Christians the Chinese Communists are persecuting. What is happening in China and proposed in the UN is a foretaste of what will happen when we are agree to these Global treaties.

If you want to know what is going to happen in the U.S. under all three socialists that are running for president just read the article below. Under the UN principles of tolerance that we will agree to abide by under any one of these people, preaching the truths of Christianity will be hate speech and it will be against the law.

So you should see how close we are to the start of religious persecution in the United States. We are only one Liberal government away from signing on to these UN tolerance principles that is totally intolerant of Christian truth.

The election choice for next year will be to live in an ObamaNation or, to live under the Clintonists, or to put the Mac of Cain on us. Any of these choices will hasten the fascist anti-Christian tyranny that is coming. It is coming sooner than most think.

United Nations Declaration of Principles on Tolerance Really Means Intolerance Toward Christians - CWN

Read some of the highlights of the UN Declaration of Principles on Tolerance in light of the recent comments by Karen Armstrong of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations who said that people that believe in the rapture and take the book of Revelation literally are “extremists”.Here are some of the major points of The Declaration of Principles on Tolerance:

· “Tolerance is respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of our world’s cultures It is not only a moral duty, it is also a political and legal requirement.”

· “Tolerance involves the rejection of dogmatism and absolutism.” [Biblical truth?]

· “Tolerance… means that one’s views are not to be imposed on others.” [Would this end freedom to share the gospel with others? Could the UN still share its views?]

· “Intolerance… is a global threat.”

· “Scientific studies and networking should be undertaken to coordinate the international community’s response to this global challenge, including analysis of root causes and effective countermeasures, as well as research and monitoring… ”

· “Tolerance promotion and the shaping of attitudes of openness, mutual listening and solidarity should take place in schools and universities, and through non-formal education… at home and in the workplace.”

· “Promote rational tolerance teaching methods that will address the cultural, social, economic, political and religious sources of intolerance– major roots of violence and exclusion.

I have made the conjecture that the mark of the Beast may have something to do with making man not quite human and that people will take the mark as some great evolutionary step forward for mankind. God says that those who take the mark can no longer be saved. This could be because the Kinsman Redeemer came only to save the Adamic race. If people become transhuman they will no longer qualify.

I do not hear about many buying into the theory that the singularity and the Rapture are the same events. Nevertheless, the article makes some good points and it is thought provoking.

One point that I would like to make is that some do think that man can achieve long life and even immorality in this generation. Bible prophecy does not teach that that this will be achieved in this age or dispensation. Prophecy does imply that it will happen in the Kingdom generation. Since man is attempting to bring about long life before the Kingdom and is on the brink of achieving it we must be very close to that Kingdom and the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Throughout the world, many intellectuals and futurists have noted their belief in the nearness of the singularity, with quite a few predicting it will occur within our generation. Some proponents of the singularity have promised immortality and post-biological bodies for the human race, prompting many adherents to draw parallels between these events and the prophesied rapture of the bible. Lacking a clear understanding of bible prophecy, some of these people have come to believe that the singularity and the rapture are one and the same. However, nothing could be further from the truth. So let’s examine the facts about the singularity and the rapture.

In preparation for the singularity, a new worldwide social/religious movement has emerged: the Transhumanist Movement. Identifying themselves “singularitarians” and “transhumanists,” these people look forward to the singularity with a fervor usually reserved for religious zealots. Many within the movement believe the singularity will lead to the emergence of “post-biological humans” who are able to shed their biological bodies and “upgrade their hardware.” Many believe that by downloading themselves into a network, they will effectively become “immortal.” True believers have modified their diets, exercise routines, and entire lifestyle in an effort to increase the likelihood of living to witness human reversal of the aging process and eventual human “immortality.”

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I just want to let all those who predicted that the rapture would occur on Rosh Hashanan 2007 that they were wrong. Several websites will now have to disappear or change their date.

When will the rapture actually be and the second coming of Jesus? I made a projection table that might give you some idea.

WorldNetDaily: Who will answer the call?: “Who in the next generation will be willing to take the heat, when it is so much safer and more comfortable to avoid controversial subjects? Who is going to defend traditional morality in a culture that is sliding into moral decline? Who will call sin by its name, and lead a nation to repentance and holiness? Some ministers, but thankfully not the majority of them, are inclined to edit out the unpleasant themes of the Bible to avoid irritating their constituents. They sometimes boast about not being ‘political,’ when what they really mean is that they aren’t willing to be vilified and disparaged for speaking the truth in love. What will be the impact on the conservative Christian church when today’s patriarchs have passed from the scene?”

God certainly is taking some great people of the faith. Who will take their place? Only God knows. Perhaps no one, because God may have other plans for the Church.

From the Lighthouse
In Ray Yungen’s upcoming book, For Many Shall Come in My Name, he discusses this very thing and shows how New Age leaders have been framing a social mindset that will eventually become hostile to Bible believing Christians. Yungen explains how it will all be justified as doing humanity a favor by getting rid of them, and when he quotes the words of New Ager Neale Donald Walsch as saying that God believes Hitler did the Jews a favor by killing them, it sends chills up the spine. And whether they realize what they are doing or not, Dan Kimball, Brian McLaren and other emergent leaders are framing a similar mindset for people to climb into.

While it is sad to think about persecution that may be coming upon believers, it is even more tragic to realize how many unsaved people will never hear the gospel because so many Christian leaders have given the emerging church a thumbs up. The publishers and editors at Baker Books should be ashamed of themselves for exalting such anti-Christ teachings or at the very least stop calling themselves a Christian publisher. For those who are still skeptical about the Emergent Manifesto’s message, pick up a copy sometime of Alice Bailey’s The Externalization of the Hierarchy, or Al Gore’s Earth in the Balance. And when you read those words by those “change agents” see if you notice that the message is the same, just dressed in a different outfit called Emergent.

I think it is fairly clear from scripture that true Bible believing Christians will one day become the targets of other religious people who have played the harlot with “new age” pagan mysticism and an all ways lead to God mentality. Frankly, they will be glad to get rid of us if we do depart in the rapture. If we do not, or if some are left behind they will certainly want to eliminate us from the earth thinking they are doing God a favor.

Revelation is clear that persecution will come when the fifth seal is opened and it is also clear that all the blood of the saints of the earth is found within the woman who rides the Beast of Revelation 17. This harlot is all false religion who claimed to know God but who actually play the harlot with the false God of this world (Satan). It certainly now looks like the culmination of this woman foretold for the last days are those who are now buying into the emergent church movement. It will at the time of the fifth seal emerge with Rome and with all the other major false religions in the world.

This persecution happens after the wars of the four riders of the Apocalypse. I believe those wars are wars against Islamofascism. The death and destruction through religion will leave people with no tolerance for those who claim to have any exclusive truth that leads to God. Therefore, it will not tolerate Bible believing Christians who hold to the fundamentals of their faith that Jesus is the only way to God.

We already see this intolerant movement against true Christians shaping up today. Imagine how radical this movement will become after a world war against Islamofascism. Also know this, the time to get the message out is growing short. The riders of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse is in your not to distant future. Most living on the earth today will see these things happen.

Choose now whom you will serve, for the times of Christians walking on both sides of the fence are now over.

I received this email about Hank Hanegraff I thought it might be of interest to some.

I first would like to thank you for your very informative and skillfully created website. I find it a very useful tool for defending the faith. I live in Wisconsin in the Milwaukee county area and can listen to Hank Hanegraff radio show on my drive home from work. I find him palatable when he is not talking about the End Times. Unfortunately today (4/17/07) he was promoting another new book on his Preterist views. I was about to change the station when he began telling a story about a man in South Carolina that gave up his faith because he believed Jesus was a false Prophet based on the prophecy that this Generation will not pass away. I believe that Mr. Hanegraff is using this story as a new tactic to help raise doubt in the minds of Rapture believing Christians that our time is running out and we will soon be proven all wrong. He is trying to create a shelf life for believing in the Rapture making it appear as no more than a fad that has run its course. If he is successful in building momentum with the belief that the prophesied Generation has passed away and know Rapture has taken place, could be a major catalyst on the falling away that is to come. I would be very interested Mr. Koenig in what would be the best way to defend against this new tactic since we know the Generation has not yet past away.

Thanks for your very encouraging comments on my website.I am sure Hank Hanegraff thinks people have lost their faith because of his own straw man argument that this generation has passed away. However, he does not really know how that passage should be interpreted because the generation Jesus was talking about may not even begun yet. Even assuming that it started when Israel was born that generation has not died off yet.

Another alternative interpretation of the fig tree parable is from the time Israel captured Jerusalem and made it their capitol but that generation certainly has not passed away either. So if Hanegraff wants to use the argument that some dispensationalists claim that the generation already started he ought to wait at least until the generation actually dies off.

Even if he quotes dispensationalists who use the 1948 date Hanegraff should wait until about 2028 so he can be absolutely sure that the bulk of this generation has passed away before he claims their interpretation of the fig tree parable is wrong.Lets face it the parable of the fig tree interpretation that some dispensationalists use is conjecture anyway because no one knows for sure what the leaves represent on the fig tree. The context of the passage apart from the parable of the fig tree would imply that Jesus was talking about the generation that started seeing the signs that Jesus just spoke about and that this is the generation that would not pass away until all is fulfilled.

So Hanegraff puts up a straw man argument and then knocks the straw man down with fringe dispensationalist arguments that most dispensationalists have never dogmatically claimed. He then implies that people are losing their faith in Jesus because they believed a fringe dispensationalist interpretation of the passage that a generation would be 40 or 50 years from the birth of the new state of Israel.

Hanegraff claims a story about a man loosing His faith because apparently he believed the rapture was coming and it did not come within the time that this man allotted. So obviously this man’s faith was never based on belief that Jesus is the Messiah it was based on his assumption that if Jesus was the Messiah He would fulfill his own view of when Jesus would return. The man obviously was not saved, there is no conditional faith in Jesus. Either you believe or you do not. People are saved when they believe in Jesus not when they presume Jesus will return.

In the days when premillennial theology was on its ascendancy and were the majority of his listeners I did not hear Hank Hanegraff taking a preterist stand on eschatology. I believe he generally took the position that he was not convinced on any eschatology. Now that the post modern churches have downplayed Bible prophecy Hank is apparently going with the majority flow and taking a position against premillennial theology. I believe he takes this position because thanks to people like Rick Warren the church is now very much dumbed down on premillennial Bible prophecy doctrine. The majority amillennial denominations combined with the preterists and the post-millennial are now the vast majority of his audience. Like any opportunist he is giving his audience what they want and he is making profit from it.

The Bible tells us that scoffers would come in the last days mocking those who are teaching the imminent return of Jesus Christ. Hank Hanegraff and many like him are fulfilling this prophecy made to the Church. We should not be surprised that people in the last days will not endure sound doctrine because that also was foretold (2Ti4:3).

Having said all that, I do not think true Christians will fall away from the faith because people like Hank Hanegraff discount the soon return of Jesus Christ and any literal future fulfillment of prophetic passages.

Some may fall away from Christian identity because they only identified with the concepts but any true believer can not deny the Spirit within. The Holy Spirit Himself witnesses to true Christians that the return of Jesus is very soon. Any astute person in Christ can see that the world can not go on much longer on its present course. We see Sodom and antichrist views rising in the world and we know that judgment must soon come. All signs and world trends now point in that direction.Frankly, most amillennial and post-millennial believers seem much more interested in setting up their own little kingdom right here on earth without Jesus.

The best way we can defend against those who teach against premillennialism is using clear biblical doctrine. Those who have ears to hear will hear. Those who are sleeping or are caught up with the affairs of this world will not know the time of His coming and they will get what they really wanted anyway. That is, they will get more time to live in their flesh on earth.

Dominion Theology is sometimes also called “Christian Reconstructionism” or “Kingdom Now” but there are significant differences among these theologies. I have lumped all the theologies together in this article under the name Dominion Theology because popular dominionist leaders that bridge denominations and movements have blurred the distinctions. This also is the case with most of their critics. They often lump together beliefs of “Kingdom Now, Christian Reconstructionism” and “Latter Rain Theology” as if everyone agreed. There are many different religious doctrines within Dominion Theology so I include the words “many”, “most” or “some” in this article for good reason.

Much of Christianity is now traveling on very different bandwagons of dominionism but all paths lead to some form of a Christian or religious world under a government theonomy (under the law of God) or theocracy, before the return of Jesus Christ. How they get there within their own various creeds and how much control Christians will actually establish on the earth before the return of Jesus are the main differences.

Dominion Theology transcends denominations and movements. There are Calvinist and Arminian, charismatic and non-charismatic, liberal and conservative, preterist, postmillennial, and amillennial Christians who embrace Dominion Theology. Even some misguided pre-millennial post-tribulation rapture believers have bought into one or more dominionist positions. Some that have bought into Dominion Theology would also deny it. continued…

The age of Laodicea has arrived next comes the rapture and tribulation