Showing posts with label Dr. Richard Land. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Richard Land. Show all posts

Friday, September 10, 2010

The NAR, Freedom Federation, & the Tea Party Movement

Several Religious Right organizations came together in April 2010, at Liberty University and Thomas Road Baptist Church for an event titled The Awakening. It was sponsored by the Freedom Federation, a group of the nation's largest multi-racial, multi-ethnic and multi-generational faith-based and policy organizations representing more than 30 million Americans united by core values.

They united for the purpose of supporting for the pro-life movement, traditional marriage, and for religious liberties. They have joined together for the same purpose as stated on the Manhattan Declaration. As far as I can determine, each of the participants are a part of the ecumenical movement. I say this because the ecumenical movement aims to unify the Protestant churches of the world and ultimately of all Christians. The conference participants also supports Dominion/Kingdom Now Theology, which removes the separation between church and state.

Although the conference was held at a Baptist facility, there were Christians of varied backgrounds represented - some of which would be considered heretical in their beliefs. The Freedom Federation featured a mixture of “Rick Joyner, Ken Blackwell,
 Tony Perkins, Richard Land, Cindy Jacobs, Ergun Caner,
 Wendy Wright, Lou Engle, Samuel Rodriguez, and many more
 Christian cultural leaders.” This line-up of speakers was apparently planned for some time because Cindy Jacobs, along with the other self-anointed self-appointed “apostolic elders” of the New Apostolic Reformation, were present.
 Apostle Cindy Jacobs speaking as Dr. Richard Land from the Southern Baptist Conventions listens.

The Tea Party Movement
In October 2009, the NARs prophets and apostles predicted a “Third Great Awakening” would take place in 2010. They also “prophesied” their involvement in the rising Tea Party Movement, which they claim is the formation of "a new third political party."
Over the next years in the United States there will be a new third political party that will arise. The Lord is preparing His leadership for this party that will come out of the citizens of the United States groaning under the corruption of the old guard. Many leaders are being tested and tried in the fire right now who will take leadership in due time, for it will begin not so much as a political party but a movement. The movement will become a party in time. [1]
The Christian Right, with its years of political influence, is now poised to merge with the new Tea Party Movement. In times of crisis, natural or caused, things seem to happen faster and opportunities, that would take years, seem to happen in months. There is the scent of rebellion in the air. Martial arts and Christian actor Chuck Norris has called for a Second American Revolution. Appearing on Glenn Beck’s radio program Norris promised, if things get any worse, he will run for president of the Sovereign state of Texas. [2]

The truth is that the Religious Right is not the same Religious Right of our parents. Mainline Christianity is different as well. The biblical truth is that "apostles," in the New Testament sense, have always been "simply those who are sent out with a particular mission. From this concept we get the word 'missionary.'" The church has always had missionaries. But the original New Testament Apostles, who received their doctrine of the Gospel of Salvation by direct revelation from God, and who wrote the books that are in the Canon of Scripture, did not continue into our present age. This false teaching of the New Apostolic Reformation conflicts with both Scripture and solid New Testament history. [3]

Their Ecumenical Grasp is Widespread
Freedom Federation Member Directory:

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Another Change Agent Within the Church?

Occult Theocracy: definition. 1. Ancient Myth. A mingling of various deities or divine attributes into one personality; also a mixture of different deities. - Murray New English Dictionary




  Occult Theocracy: "It is the Luciferian combining, or mingling, of secret society and ancient religious dogma to produce a deadly ecumenical mixture that presents itself as a great and global danger." - Lady Queensborough

"The whole planet is now being groomed for a diverse, new faith, based on the sacredness of all religions,nthe despoiling of Christianity, individual greed, environmental insanity, and sensual partying and celebration. Babylonian hedonism and sodomy are going to be enthroned in a diabolical orgy of religious ecstasy, all orchestrated by the Illuminati."
—Pastor Texe Marrs

The globalist Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), has elevated to membership two key operatives who are at the helm of America's most influential Christian evangelical groups; Pastor Rick Warren, Saddleback Community Church in California, and Dr. Richard Land. They have been placed there to marshal millions of evangelical Christians in a global crusade to usher the Church into the new global spirituality. I have written previously about Rick Warren being involved in this movement, but I recently learned of Dr. Land.


Dr. Land is the President of the Southern Baptist Convention, and of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. He is considered one of the top 25 Most Influential Evangelicals in America by Time magazine, the host of three nationally known radio programs, and the author of several books.

Ecumenical Activities
In 1994, he was a signer of the document Evangelicals and Catholics Together.

According to Dave Hunt, who has studied cults, Land considers Roman Catholicism as a legitimate faith. Land praised John Paul II's "staunch defense of traditional Christian faith...

In November 2009, Land signed an ecumenical statement known as the Manhattan Declaration.

In August 2010, he took part in Glenn Beck's Divine Destiny rally in Washington, DC. Dr. Land, according to the Washington Post, said that Beck “sounded like Billy Graham.” I guess Dr. Land doesn't know that one of our great evangelists now believes that all paths lead to heaven - or does he.

A Devoted Environmentalist
Land has loyalty in two key areas: 1) Zionism; and 2) Environmentalism. He is supposedly a religious conservative, and has debated on several occasions with Jim Wallis, a liberal and head of the Socialist/Masonic-oriented Sojourners group, on conservative issues. [1]

Foreign Affairs - Global Spirituality In this issue of their influential journal, the Council on Foreign Relations announced its intention of using their chosen puppet leaders in the evangelical community to bring about their scheme of a united global order and an Occult Theocracy.


At this time, Dr. Land, like some others whom the CFR has recruited, still preach Jesus, and speak the truth in most areas.  But over time, it is expected that he and the SBC will moderate these exclusivist views to accommodate the new and approved CFR spiritual model of Unity and Diversity, a model that holds that Jesus is only one of many religious ways.

The Illuminati's CFR elite, with help from global servants like Warren and Land, has crafted a new gospel, a Global Spirituality. The new versions of the Bible are now quickly incorporating this new gospel message into their latest printings. Rick Warren uses quotes from these new versions, including the New Century Version and The Message, in his Purpose-Driven books. [2]

The New Gospel
The new gospel of CFR holds that "All Things Are One." Therefore, the Lord's Prayer, as quoted from the New Age Bible version, The Message, as found in Rick Warren's books, uses the well-known occultic phrase, "as above, so below." In the King James, we find a quite different rendition, the wording, "Thy Kingdom come. Thy Will be done in earth, as it is in heaven."


Every student of the occult instantly recognizes the motto, "as above, so below." This ancient occult formulation, taught from the days of the Egyptian/Greek god, Hermes, brings with it the doctrine that all things are One, that there is no God outside of us, that heaven and earth are now and have always been in unity, and that we, ourselves, are collectively "God." The earth is God, the stars are God, nature is God. All is One. All is Divine.
 

 Hermetic Magician

Washington Monument designed on the concept of
"As above, so below."

 "As above, so below" expressed in four symbols. It represents the defiant threat of Lucifer who arrogantly boasted, "I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God." (Isaiah 14:13)

Of course, this is pantheism; it is classic Hinduism and New Age. This new gospel is of paramount significance to the Illuminati for it dethrones the external God. The new theology unites all deities and faiths. It refutes any conception of a separate heaven and hell. It sacrilizes and deifies planet earth, and it enthrones Man as God incarnate.

It is essentially the old lie spoken of in the Bible's book of Genesis, in which Lucifer promised a rebellious Adam and Eve, "Ye shall be as gods." It is the lie prophesied in 2 Thes. 2 to come to fullness in these last days, the lie in which the whole world will believe and be damned. It is the lie which is described by the Apostle Paul as the Strong Delusion. This lie represents the Great Apostasy, the falling away that was prophesied. [3]

Getting Back on Track
For the past couple of years I have heard claims that many of the leaders of many of the Christian denominations are Masons, but have never seen solid evidence. In the case of Dr. Land, the following was stated by him on a radio broadcast:
"“How can you be a member of the Council on Foreign Relations?” Well, here’s my answer:
The Council on Foreign Relations came to me and they said we understand that somewhere between 35% and 40% of the population is Evangelical. We don’t have very many Evangelicals in our membership. (And I’m thinking, “No duh.”) And they said we need people like you to come into the Council to help us understand Evangelicals, to understand what Evangelicals believe, and to help us formulate foreign policies that will be able to garner the support of Evangelicals.
This goes back to the very difference between Evangelicals and Fundamentalists. Fundamentalists believe “Come ye out and be ye separate.” [2 Cor 6:17] That’s where they focus. We’re going to separate from people who disagree with us. We’re going to separate from doctrinal error. We’re going to witness by being pure, pure, pure, separate and pure.
Evangelicals believe that we are to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. [Matthew 5:13] The salt has to touch that which it is going to preserve and the light has to be seen by your good works before men. Jesus says, “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” [Matthew 5:16]
So I ask you, when the Council on Foreign Relations asked me to come and witness to them, and explain to them, and share with them what it is Evangelicals believe and why. How on earth, can I say no if I am going to try to be salt and light as Jesus commanded me to be?" [4]
So, is it as innocent as this? His actions show that he supports ecumenism, but his voice says that he's the "real deal." We'll have to see what happens in the coming days.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Evangelicals and Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium


Well before the Manhattan Declaration took place in 2009, there was another important ecumenical document agreed upon and signed by our countries Christian leadership. It laid the groundwork for Evangelicals to set aside their distinctive doctrines and unite with the Catholic Church and other religions.

The Evangelicals and Catholics Together: The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium document was authored and presented in May of 1994 by Charles Colson of Prison Fellowship and Roman Catholic priest, Richard John Neuhaus. In 1993, Chuck Colson was the recipient of the $1,000,000 “Prize for Progress in Religion,” presented annually by New Age financier, John Templeton. 

Prison Fellowship International boasts of its Special Consultative Status as a non-governmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations. Father Richard Neuhaus is the director of the Institute on Religion and Public Life -- a Roman Catholic priest who, as former Lutheran and a seminary student, rejected the doctrine of justification by faith in Jesus Christ. [1]

The ECT Document was signed by 20 Catholic leaders and 20 Evangelical leaders including:

Dr. Bill Bright of Campus Crusade for Christ
Pat Robertson, President of CBN and member of the CNP
J. I. Packer of Christianity Today
Richard Land and Larry Lewis of the Southern Baptist Convention (a denomination controlled by Freemasons) 
Jesse Miranda of Assemblies of God (which attends ecumenical meetings with the World Council of Churches and Roman Catholic Church) 
Dr. John White, President of Geneva College and  President of the Board of  Administration of the National Association of Evangelicals (evolved from the Evangelical Alliance formed in 1851 in United Grand Lodge of England)
Os Guiness, Trinity Forum 
Dr. Mark Noll, Wheaton College

Supporters of The Evangelicals and Catholics Together Document maintain that it is not a statement of theological agreement, but of unity for the cause of moral and social reform. For more information on this document, go to their website.  

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