Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2010

God's role in politics, society, economics and culture

16' prototype gertee on 1/20/10

downtown Kenny Lake, 1/20/10
view from gertee's front doorway

Working on a new chart and article that incorporates what I've learned from Henry Makow, Malachi Martin and E. Michael Jones in the past month without internet. Here's what's been running through my brain while I'm doing my daily winter chores:

The Communitarian belief that "sacrifices must sometimes be made for the common good" is the global government's emerging moral standard. Unlike communism, communitarianism values the rights of individual's and their liberty to freely choose their own destiny, unless it intereferes with the common good, which unfortunately requires mandatory individual volunteer sacrifices.

Why do the Earth's people need to adopt laws only trained religious and scientific magicians have the spiritual enlightenment to decipher? The synthesis to all the most important dialectical conflicts is so complex mere mortal minds can never expect to understand the Big Idea.

God v Devil
good v evil
Heaven v Hell
Salvation v Damnation
Faith v Reason
Celtic Tree of Life v The Babylonian Kaballah
Rabbi v Rabbi
Jesus v Rabbis
Christian v Pagans
Kingdom of God in Heaven v Kingdom of God on Earth
Martin Luther (Freemason?) v the Catholic Pope
Non secular (religious) law v secular (non-religious) law
Roman Catholic Europe (Poland-France) v Protestant West, Prussia, England, USA

As a third generation poor immigrant American, my ties to geneological heritage is murky. In my social circles, even what my parents were is considered completely irrelevant. In a half century of traveling and living among Americans, I've seen much hostility between whites and people of color, but I've rarely seen it between white Europeans based on their grandparent's nationalities.

My mother is confirmed Lutheran. I was baptized but never confirmed. I am, like all my countrymen, a product of the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and the Age of Reason. I was born and raised in a secular nation, taught to believe the best form of government allows for "no established state religion." I never saw the scism between catholic and protestant as that important to my ACL research, as it turns out I've never been more wrong about anything, in all the wrong things I've published. Not that I've changed my mind yet, but it's sure interesting to realize the core beliefs that the war against Catholic authority made possible.

I didn't know the basis for the American Revolution and the government established in 1776 was believed by Roman Catholics since the fifteenth century to come from a Luciferian, masonic, anti-church movement with global plans to destroy the one true faith. Not only does this agree with Bobby Garner's assessment of the masonic intentions to establish a new world in the Americas, it fills in the underlying accusations against my core principles. To a traditional Catholic, my devotion to God was easily converted into an abomination because my beliefs existed outside the parameters established under Peter's Church. It appears to be commonly understood among Catholics that my voices come from the Devil. I just never knew that.

It's been kind of interesting to me that my paternal family name is Friedrich and possibly Prussian. My dad used to joke that we were direct descendents of Frederick the Great. I assumed he said it to help us kids to overcome the social stigma of our obvious poverty. I saw our family claim to fame as part of his "hold your head up" and "chew with your mouth closed" training. My father hated slouchers and our elbows and wrists never, ever touched the dinner table when he was around. He also often reprimanded me to "open your damn eyes" whenever I smiled so big my eyes disappeared. I don't think my father honored his Mongolian ancestry in quite the same way as I do. (and what I wouldn't do to know what he'd say about gertee!)

Early in my ACL quest for answers I purchased a lithograph of Friedrich der Grosse on horseback I stumbled on when browsing an antique store with my sister Susan. Looking for heros who would guide me in my 4th Amendment legal battle against the City of Seattle, I romanticized my Prussian ancestors as moral defenders of Eastern European Christendom against Mongolian invasions. It was easy to romaticize about the Prussians, they've been completely wiped out of history by their enemies. I began to see my ancestors in a very similar way I see the American Indian tribes. All of our religions, language and culture are dead. Every surviving culture must be retrained in their duties and obligations as global citizens. Holdouts against the nwo or refusal to adopt its norms (busily transforming every continent), are on their way to being wiped out or "reinvented" beyond recognition.

Dr. Kelly Ross may be the best source on the internet regarding the complexity of God's role in all of this reinventing society. The "battle" between Good and Evil goes back thousands of years:
http://www.friesian.com/outremer.htm

It's beginning to make more sense to me why former British PM & Third Way Communitarian Tony Blair came out as a converted Roman Catholic last year. The utimate Third Way includes a geopolitical church. http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/sep/14/tony-blair-catholicism