Dr. Jim Garlow: Useful Idiot or Fascist Change Agent

 Dr. Jim Garlow at Skyline Church in LaMesa, CA

Nearly 25 years ago, radio and television evangelists began speaking about a new political religion that would direct its efforts toward taking control of all institutions, including mainstream denominations and the government. Its stated goal was to use the United States to create a global Christian empire. This call for fundamentalists and evangelicals to take political power was radical, and a mutation of traditional Christianity. Today the political activity of Christians is viewed as the normal thing to do. You are led to believe that all Christians vote Republican, and to do otherwise is just plain wrong!

The late Dr. James Adams, a Unitarian from Harvard Divinity School, once said, "The Nazis were not going to return with swastikas and brown shirts. Their ideological inheritors had found a mask for fascism in the pages of the Bible." Adams saw in the Christian Right, disturbing similarities with the German Christian Church and the Nazi Party. He had been in Germany in 1935 and 1936 and worked with the underground anti-Nazi church, known as the Confessing Church, led by Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Adams was eventually detained and interrogated by the Gestapo, who suggested he might want to consider returning to the United States. When he was teaching at Harvard, he stated that American fascists would rise under the guise of religion to dismantle the open society. [1]

A Look at the Past
Let's take a look at how the Church in Germany ran into the ditch. It didn't take much to change the minds of many professing Christians. Dr. Alfred Rosenberg, a Nazi change agent, played an important role in the development of Positive Christianity, which he intended to be transitional to a new Nazi faith.[2]

In his book entitled The Myth of the Twentieth Century, Dr. Rosenberg wrote:

"The religion of Jesus was undoubtedly the preaching of love . . . but the German religious movement, which wishes to develop into a people's church, must declare that it unconditionally subordinates the ideal of neighborly love to the ideal of national honor . . . The churches, handed over to it again, and will little by little, put the fiery spirit of the hero . . . in place of the crucifixion." 

 Nazi/Fascist propaganda depicting Jesus exhorting his Nazi followers to go crush the "godless communists."

Dr. Alfred Rosenberg, like many in the corporate Church today, helped to develop the rationale that national honor and country were important. Their political platform was built on family values, God and country. Modern day Christian Reconstructionists have introduced a theory that America was founded as a Christian nation. In spite of the fact that one of its key teachers has been caught twisting historical facts, he has still been accepted as a credible historian by the Evangelical church.

It is interesting to note that the Protestant Reich Church was formed under the National Socialist German Worker's Party in 1933, by merging 29 regional churches into one church. The founding of the church was the result of work by German Christian Socialists.[2]

A Segue - A Key Point 

"The Family," also known as "The Fellowship," is a religious and political organization for the political elite based in Washington, D.C., which was founded by Abraham Vereide in the 1930s and still exist today. They were pro-Hitler and recruited several Nazis to serve U.S. government intelligence positions after WWII. The association, with the Nazis help, paved the way for the direction "The Family."

"The Family" was nurtured financially and organizationally by the military order Knights of Malta, a Vatican-based secret society known for aiding Nazi/Fascists. The Order of Malta is one of the oldest religious Catholic Orders, and is controlled by the Jesuits. One of their goals is to restore the Protestant church back under the primacy of the Pope, and to create a one world religion that would be ushered in by the New Age christ.

According to Jeff Sharlet's book, “Between the Cold War estab­lish­ment and the reli­gious fer­vor of Abraham Vereide and his allies, orga­ni­za­tions that came of age in the post­war era were–the National Asso­ci­a­tion of Evan­gel­i­cals (1942), Cam­pus Cru­sade (1951), the Billy Gra­ham Cru­sade (1948), Youth For Christ (1944), the Nav­i­ga­tors (1933), and many more." Sharlet says that Nazi agent Man­fred Zapp had an influence on some of these organizations. Each was created to be ecumenical, with each organization being helped by founders of ministries already founded.

Since these ministries have been established, they have promoted Christian unity between denominations, and used ecumenism as a strategy to achieve dominion over all religions. The Knights of Malta/Jesuit plan was put into place to deceive believers to become as one by only looking at the doctrines we hold in common - not our differences. This New/Neo-Evangelicalism has become the new norm, blending themselves into every denomination of the Church. Along with their pro-Israel teaching, they have made their brand of Dominionism/Reconstructionism appear biblical, while all along it isn't.

(For more on this piece of the puzzle, here is the research.)

Dr. Jim Garlow's Wall of Shame

It is said that, "One can judge a man by the company he keeps." I have no proof that Dr. Garlow is a Freemason or Knights of Malta, but these images are perfect for his Masonic rite of passage. A Masons goal is to meet other famous and powerful Freemasons at each leg of the journey. I believe he's met quite a few.

 

The late Chuck Colson was a member of the drafting committee for the ecumenical Manhattan Declaration - a document Garlow promoted heavily and signed. Colson was also the recipient of the Templeton Award, given to those who advance ecumenism.

He and James Robison, member of the globalist organization Council for National Policy (CNP), have had a like-minded friendship.

Lance Wallnau teaches, and Dr. Garlow endorses, the 7-Mountain Mandate. 

Dr. Garlow was a regular guest on Freemason Glenn Beck's show. He was part of Glenn's Black Robe Regiment.

Dr. Garlow is a frequent guest speaker at Lou Engle's "The Call". Engle is openly New Age and a Dominionist.

Bishop Salvatore Cordileone, Bishop of Oakland, CA, also signed the Manhattan Declaration.

Dr. Garlow was asked to be part of Newt's Faith Dream Team. Most of them are either Freemasons or CNP. Newt is a Catholic/New Ager who is also part of the Third Way (Fascist) politics.

 James Dobson, CNP, has been a regular guest at Skyline. Dr. Garlow was recently invited by Focus on the Family to take part in the Focus on the Family’s and the Florida Family Policy Council’s “Prayer Rally for America’s Future” in Tampa’s River Church, led by faith healer Rodney Howard Browne. 

Dr. Garlow was a speaker at the 2012 Watchmen on the Wall Conference, along with Knights of Malta Gen. Jerry Boykin. Think tank Tony Perkins and a list of other questionable speakers can be viewed here.

 He is on the Advisory Board of Harvest Unlimited. Freemason Tim LaHaye was one the original supporters of Harvest Unlimited with Jim McKinney (the current front man). The late Bill Bright's wife is also on the Board. They assist Catholic churches as well.
 

Educational Background

• Drew University (Ph.D. in historical theology) - Jesuit infiltrated
• Princeton Theological Seminary (Master of Theology) - Calvinist in their theology.
• Asbury Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity) - Ecumenical
• Southern Nazarene University (B.A. & M.A.) - Church of the Nazarene is cooperating with National Council of Churches - infiltrated by Communists.
• Oklahoma Wesleyan University (A.A.) - Wesleyan Churches is a member of the World Council of Churches - infiltrated by Communists.

The Skyline Church

The church family moved into a 2,000 seat facility in February 2012. They had their cornerstone ceremony months before, which is a tradition of Roman Catholics and Freemasons. The official dedication service featured Dr. James Dobson and Dominionist C. Peter Wagner. Dr. Garlow is their third pastor, who took over for John Maxwell, a leader in the Communitarian Church Growth Movement and New Age positive thinking. Located on their church grounds is a Heritage Walk and Revelation Fountain, that may be a labyrinth.[3] Typically a labyrinth-walker will use contemplative prayer as he walks the path, which is an ancient meditation tool to reach an altered state of consciousness. - very much like TM.

Then, the church had a chandelier designed specifically for Skyline. The number 33 is in the name and incorporated into the design of the cocoon-styled lamp. If you recall, 33 is also significant to Masons and occultists - since it is the highest Masonic degree in their initiation process, and they place value in numbers.

Renewing American Leadership
A symbolism within a ministry website will tell you exactly who you're dealing with. Based on what I have been told by someone who was once involved in the occult, this is what the following symbol means.

 "Lucifer, the flame, is in a circle which could be seen a casting a spell or binding a devil into the logo. In masonry and witchcraft, that is why the pentagram and the hexagram are put in circles."

The philosophy of Light, within Illuminism and Luciferianism, sees the sun, fire, and light as symbols of illumination and knowledge.[4Warning]

"Then when you look at the video, he has a broken pentagram in the corner of the screen - which could be considered as loosing a devil out of the pentagram."

That broken star logo is from DayStar TV, a network that carries Christian programming. Within the video on the front page of Dr. Garlow's website, you'll find his hand signs interesting.

 

Masonic Serpent fangs

Upcoming Dominionist Political Activity

America for Jesus 2012 will gather on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, Sept. 28-29, to pray for the healing of our nation and its people 40 days before America casts its vote for President. America for Jesus is sponsored by One Nation Under God, Inc, and led by this executive board of leaders. Note the recurring names in many of these Dominionist events, such as Jim Garlow, Lou Engle, Cindy Jacobs, and Rev. Samuel Rodriguez. Here is a partial list of those attending:

• Dr. Jim Garlow, Renewing American Leadership and Senior Pastor, Skyline Wesleyan; 
• Tom Phillips, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association; 
• Jane Hansen Hoyt, Aglow International; 
• Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference;
• Lou Engle, The Call;
• Cindy Jacobs, Generals International; 
• Rev. Bonnie Camarda, The Salvation Army of Greater Philadelphia and former President of Hispanic Clergy of Philadelphia; 
• Dave Butts, Harvest Prayer Ministries; 

The following is a promo for the event. Note the patriotic overtones.

(Vimeo link)

Conclusion

Those who believe Christians must vote and be involved in upholding righteousness in the civil arena forget that it is the Lord who uphold those who are righteous. There should be no involvement with the affairs of the world.

  "Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness." Isa. 41:10

The Christian Right is not Christian, rather a tool used as a launching point to future occult objectives. Fascism, the New Age movement, the Religious Right neo-conservatives, neo-Evangelicals/Emergent church leaders, and Dominionism are woven together and interconnected. Although they all seem as though they are separate, they are being orchestrated to create a great Global Oneness. Each by itself has its own teaching of unity and oneness, and together they will become as one.

The motivating influence and future objectives of the Christian Right will become clearer when the days draw closer. The evidence is before you. You've seen his associates, his background, beliefs, and we have a good idea where he'll be in the future. So, what do you say? Is Dr. Garlow a useful idiot or a Fascist change agent?

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Glenn Beck: Christians Have the 'Righteous Calling' to Lead

Glenn Beck tells James Robison that Fascism and dictatorship are coming to Europe, but America can be saved by the "new civil rights movement" that Beck and his allies have the "righteous calling" to lead.


(YouTube link)

The civil rights movement they have in mind combines faith, family and freedom. Does that you remind you of a time in German history? Or Roman Catholicism, perhaps?

Source

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Christian Think Tanks and the NWO

Think Tank - a select group of scholars that conduct research and engage in advocacy in areas such as: social policy, political strategy, economics, military, and technology issues. By their nature, think tanks are in the business of influencing – and the who, what, and how depends on the country and subject area. Their goal is to contribute to change - some good and some bad.

While the term "think tank" originated in the 1950s, such organizations date back to the 19th century. Though each vary in focus, many of them deal with regional and global issues.  There are approximately 3,000 think tanks today, and most of them play in supporting ideas and helping to set the agenda of American political life.

Below are examples of how think tanks might be grouped according to their ideological outlooks:

Conservative
•    International Institute for Strategic Studies
•    Heritage Foundation
•    American Enterprise Institute
•    Center for Strategic and International Studies
•    Hoover Institution
•    Progress and Freedom Foundation

Conservative/ Libertarian
•    Cato Institute
•    Reason Foundation

Center-Right
•    RAND Corporation
•    Centre for Policy Studies
•    The Institute of Economic Affairs
•    Adam Smith Institute
•    The Bow Group
•    C Change
•    The Centre for Social Justice

Centrist
•    Brookings Institution
•    Carnegie Endowment
•    Council on Foreign Relations
•    Freedom Forum
•    Progressive Policy Institute
•    Institute for International Economics

Center-Left
•    The Fabian Society
•    Institute for Public Policy Research
•    Urban Institute

Liberal / Left
•    CentreForum
•    Economic Policy Institute
•    Institute for Policy Studies
•    Twentieth Century Fund
•    Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
•    Economic Policy Institute
•    Center for Law and Policy

Progressive
•    Institute for Policy Studies
•    Institute for Public Policy Research
•    Economic Policy Institute
•    Twentieth Century Fund

Independent
•    Demos
•    The Federal Trust
•    The Foreign Policy Centre
•    Institute for Citizenship
•    The Social Market Foundation
•    New Policy Institute
•    Nexus
•    Politeia
•    The David Hume Trust
•    MigrationWatch
•    Policy Exchange
•    Reform

 Peace through strength

NGOs and the Luciferian Elite
Many of these think tanks are interconnected Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), created and funded by the elite to bring about the New World Order. They are filled with corporate-funded, unelected and largely unknown policy makers. They are cleverly disguised corporate-fascist oligarchy that have their own agenda. As an example, there is the diverse nature of these NGOs is the Club of Rome, a premier global think tank which published the First Global Revolution in which they invented the global warming and sustainable development fraud.[1] These policies will lead to the unraveling of our modern world.

Christian Think Tanks
Interesting enough, there are also Christian think tanks. At close examination, they have the same global agenda, which is to assist as the religious arm of the New World Order. While the U.S., UK, and Israel take a lead in today's major think tanks, most of the Christian think tanks are located in Great Britain and the U.S. - with the following being the most noted:

• Ekklesia - is a British think tank which examines the role of religion in public life and advocates transformative theological ideas and solutions.[2] It was founded by two Fabian Socialists, Jonathan Bartley and Simon Barrow. Both advance the Third Way style of fascist politics.
• Theos - whose aims are to impact opinion around issues of faith and belief in society through research, publications, media engagement and events. It was launched in 2006 with the support of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, Anglican and ecumenical, and the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor, Jesuit trained and maintains an ecumenical stance. [3]

 The U.S. also has Christian think tanks, but their Reconstuctionist roots are more easily seen.

• Center for Christian Thought - Biola University - A Calvinist institute founded by wealthy Union Oil businessman Lyman Stewart, also a Christian Reconstructionist. The think tank was recently awarded a $3.03 million research grant from the ecumenical Templeton Foundation for a new Southern California Christian think tank. Templeton Foundation has ties to the CNP.
• The Koinonia Institute - A ministry of CNP's Chuck Missler - It fills the void by bringing some of today’s Christian thinkers together to share their insider’s perspectives. They promote an end-time timeline of the pre-tribulation rapture, and supports the political government of Israel. 
• Discovery Institute - A Calvinist think tank whose emphasis is on religious faith within a pluralistic democracy. The institution funded by CNP's Howard Abmanson, Jr., a Christian Reconstructionist, who once sat on the board of Rushdoony's Chalcedon Institute. [4]
• Chalcedon Institute - an organization devoted to research, publishing, and promoting Christian Reconstruction in all areas of life. Founded by CNP's Rousas John Rushdoony, who was instrumental in starting the Christian home school movement.
• Center for Christian Thought and Action - A think tank funded by CNPs Pat Robertson and located at Regent University. The university is ecumenical and teaches dominion theology, whose goal it is to take the world for Christ.
• The Trinity Forum - A think tank that was founded by Os Guinness, an ecumenical Reconstructionist who is a Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center, and then a Visiting Fellow at the Brookings Institution. 
• The Ethics and Religious Liberty's Research Institute - A Southern Baptist think tank with a long list of notable founding fellows, such as: Paige Patterson (CNP), Albert Mohler, Jr., (Dominionist), and Richard Land (Council on Foreign Relations). One of their goals is to develop Christian worldview.
• Family Research Council - In 1988, CNP's James Dobson's Focus on the Family mega-ministry merged with the Family Research Council (FRC), a tiny Washington think tank headed by CNP's Gary Bauer, a Reconstructionist. With Focus' millions behind it, FRC's profile shot up as Bauer brought Dobson's anti-gay, anti-abortion and anti-sex education messages to leaders on Capitol Hill. [5]
• Council for National Policy - A bipartisan fascist think tank with a right wing exterior. The CNP is the right arm of the dialectic. It is the same as the Council on Foreign Relations, whose goal it is to have a world government. Some of their surface beliefs are biblical, but many of their views are based upon Reconstructionist/Dominion theology. Member Database.

...just to name a few.

Conclusion  
The Institutional/Corporate Church, which is a collection of people who profess to be Christians, "who have a form of godliness, but deny the power of God," have used the Church to further their globalist goals. The pseudo-Christian think tanks, a part of the Institutional/Corporate Church, is provided assistance from elite globalists, who have acted as the steering committee for the Institutionalized/Corporate Church. By doing this, elite globalist funds have advanced their world dominion goals, and have gained a huge crowd of followers.

Genuine Christians unknowingly signed on, only to further the footprint of the globalists, and have helped to make inroads into closed countries. Many believed the scholars of the think tanks, and have unknowingly permitted them to further their brand of totalitarian politics. The Institutionalized/Corporate Church was set up by Satan to resemble the real Church, as he attempts to claw his way to the top.

Although it is still remains as a small voice, Reconstructionists argue that American society must be rebuilt on laws drawn exclusively from the Bible. The Reconstructionists claims that once America is purely Christian, it will establish dominion over the world and lead the forces of good in their final confrontation with Satan’s evildoers.

These Christian Reconstructionist think tanks and Christian institutions of higher learning occupy high-level  positions. It's invisible reigns lead back to the religious aspect of the NWO, and the supremacy of the Roman Catholic churches papal theonomy.

Conflict and disagreement will arise between those who choose to follow Christ. The Lord has told us that following Him will not be free of conflict, and it will come at a cost. What will you do to expose this false system? The Institutionalized Church teaches the Purpose Driven church, global warming, sustainable living, Chrislam, Contemplative Prayer, New Age concepts (believe and you will receive...), an a false end-time timeline, pro-Israel, and many other modern false teachings. How will you stand against the tide of accepted Church teachings?

"And a man's foes shall be they 
of his own household."  Matt. 10:36

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Gary Bauer: A Close-up

Bauer making the Masonic-Illuminati triangle hand-sign.

Getting Started
Religious Right Wing leader Gary Bauer recently announced his endorsement of Rick Santorum. Gary has an interesting background, which is full of ecumenical and world government associations. To the untrained eye, he merely looks like a man passionate for the conservative Christian cause. To the trained eye, he's a man on a mission to bring about a revolution.

The funny thing is that the name Bauer was once the name held by the Rothschild family. In the 1760s, Mayer Amschel Bauer changed his name to Rothschild.[1] I could find nothing about Gary Bauer's parents, which is typically carried in most biographical sketches. The loss of information leads you to wonder if there is any connection to the Illuminati Rothschild family.

In this recently released video, Bauer talks about Ron Paul and his personal views on conspiracy theories. Although I do believe Ron Paul has an agenda of his own, and may be in the candidates mix to create a dialectic, it depicts Bauer as a man not willing to speak the truth.


(YouTube link)

The Basics
Birth date: May 4, 1946.
Home town: Covington, KY, Lives in Virginia.
Family: Married to Carol Hoke; three children.

 Brannon Howse with Gary and his wife Carol

Religion: Baptist
Education: Bachelor's Degree from Georgetown College (Jesuit-trained); law degree, Georgetown Law School.
Political service: Deputy Undersecretary and Undersecretary of Education, 1982-1987; Domestic Policy Adviser to President Ronald Reagan, 1987-1988.
Career: Chairman, Campaign for Working Families; President, Family Research Council; author.[2]

A Closer Look
According to Barbara Aho:

• Council for National Policy Executive Committee (1996) 
• Founded the Family Research Council, in 1983, then merged with Focus on the Family from 1988-1992. The FRC then reorganized as a separate 501C-3 and incorporated as such in the District of Columbia, in October 1992. 
• Bauer was featured as a speaker at the Sun Myung Moon's  Women's Federation For World Peace Conference in Washington DC in 1996, and had a full page ad in the Moon-owned Washington Times in August, 1997.  
• In 1997, a new headquarters for Family Research Center, and was built and decorated with funds through resources provided by FRC benefactors, the families of Ed and Elsa Prince and 33º Mason Richard DeVos of Amway. [FRC "Washington Watch" 1/3/97] 
• Bauer ran as a candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the U.S. In February of 2000, Bauer withdrew and endorsed pro-abortion candidate, John McCain.

According to Wikipedia:

• Bauer serves on the Executive Board of Christians United for Israel.
• President of American Values. 
• One of the signers of the Statement of Principles of Project for the New American Century, a neoconservative think-tank with globalist goals. It is dominated by members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
• He serves on the board of the Emergency Committee for Israel.
• Bauer signed an ecumenical statement known as the Manhattan Declaration.
• He has connections with "The Fellowship," also known as "The Family."  

In the following video, Chris Hedges talks about his book "American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America." He examines how Christian Dominionists are seeking absolute power and a Christian state. He explains in an articulate manner how the Right Wing bears a strong resemblance to the young fascist movements in Italy and Germany in the 1920s and '30s. Please note that not all of his opinions are biblical, but I suppose we shouldn't expect them to be considering where he went to seminary. Gary Bauer is not mentioned in this piece, but he is included in this group of radicals.

Part 1

(YouTube link)

Part 2

(YouTube link)

Would Jesus have been a Republican?

In a political party that has been traditionally confrontational and hawkish, I have to ask, "WWJD?" Jesus was a peacemaker and taught that we should love our enemies, and to bless those who curse you (Matt 5:44). Then how is it that Christians can vote, then pick a candidate who will knowingly draw the war card?

George Bush ran as a Christian candidate and 

turned out to be a Universalist/member of a secret society who 
helped bring about the false war on terror.

Rick Santorum, who has politically sided with born again Christians, recently addressed a crowd for almost two hours at Windham High School, NH. When the question and answer portion of the program drew to an end, a questioner stated, “We don’t need a Jesus candidate, we need an economic candidate.”

Santorum said, “My answer to that was we always need a Jesus candidate. We need someone who believes in something more than themselves and not just the economy.” He added, “When we say, ‘God bless America,’ do we mean it or do we just say it?”[1]

The Jesus candidate? He is a Knights of Malta member - which is a secret society working toward a one world religion and one world government. Do you see any inconsistencies here?

Jim Wallis, Soros-Funded Pastors Seek to Yoke the Nation’s Pulpits to Obama’s Agenda

by Ben Johnson

Meeting took place on July 14, 2011

Barack Obama’s White House meeting with members of the Christian organization Circle of Protection on Wednesday has been portrayed as a moment of spiritual solace in the midst of polemical upheaval, or the president’s attempt to seek divine guidance on the stalled debt ceiling negotiations. The media describe the 12 attendees as selfless advocates for the poor and downtrodden. In reality, its organizers admit their goal is “to link our pulpits with the bully pulpit” and “produce the grassroots response” to preserve big government spending. The undertaking is consciously designed to see thousands of pastors repeat the president’s talking points in their churches and have their faithful “contact their congressmen.” Its attendees include George Soros grant recipients, a former left-wing congresswoman who has worked with the Nation of Islam, and a pastor accused of lying to a poor parishioner to get his hands on her last $7,000 before his church declared bankruptcy.

Protection for Programs, Not the Poor
Although the Circle of Protection’s leaders call themselves defenders of poverty-stricken Americans, their pledge clearly states their goal is “to form a Circle of Protection around programs that meet the essential needs of hungry and poor people at home and abroad.” (Emphasis added.) They extend their hedge of protection, not over the poor, but around government redistribution of wealth.

The Circle’s website offers a “summary” of national and international programs that the Christian Left wants to place off-limits to any budget cut. In addition to domestic programs like food stamps, Medicaid, Head Start, the school lunch program, Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Low-Income Education and Training, and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) are “Peacekeeping” (UN interventions abroad), “Sustainable International Development Programs” (to assure the global poor comply with environmentalist diktats), and “Global Health” (which often subsidizes abortion under the guise of “reproductive health”).

The group received tremendous attention when they printed a letter entitled, “Listen to Your Pastors,” signed by more than 4,000 clergy nationwide in Wednesday’s edition of Politico. Coincidentally, the letter came the same day 37 Catholic theologians released a similar letter endorsing the Circle of Protection and decrying “reckless calls from Republicans to dismantle our nation’s safety net.”

According to the participants, the White House hastily invited them to the meeting on less than 36-hours notice. The short notice may also explain why the meeting was not listed on the president’s official schedule. (Read more)

 Jim Wallis with Pres. Obama

A later excerpt:
Wallis said the group told President Obama:

that almost every pulpit in America is linked to the Circle of Protection…so it would be a powerful thing if our pulpits could be linked to the bully pulpit here, and together we could say – however else we do this, however we put our fiscal house in order – we can’t do it with more sacrifice from those who are already sacrificing and hurting so much. So, we’d like to link our pulpits with the bully pulpit here and help the American people understand what’s at stake and who’s really going to be impacted by all of this.

Wallis happily noted “we think our pulpits are ready” for this task.

Some in Attendance

• the Roman Catholic Church 
• the National Council of Churches
• the National Association of Evangelicals 
• the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
• the Salvation Army 
• Bread for the World
• Rev. Jim Wallis of Sojourners
• Barbara Williams-Skinner, co-facilitator of the National African American Clergy Network

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Why Brannon Howse Doesn't Smell Like a Rose - 2/2

Christianity and politics have become intertwined in our culture, more now than ever before. We have been fed heavy doses of viewing our patriotic duty by voting for the candidate that supports initiatives reflecting our Christian worldview.  We have been told that voting for a particular political party, or supporting professing Christian politicians in their quest for office, will hold back the evil agenda of the Democratic party. Where did today's Christian get such a notion?

 Brannon with President Ronald Reagan's Attorney General, Ed Meese

Christian Reconstructionism
Christian Reconstructionism is a religious and theological movement within Evangelical Christianity that calls for Christians to put their faith into action in all areas of life; within the private sphere of life and the public sphere as well. Christian Reconstructionists call for a total infusion of Christianity into government, law and private life. It’s a complete return to “God” in an effort to retake and save the Nation from secularism and free thought. Mainline Christian churches have become a launching pad in the "battle for dominion." 

You can be assured that every time you hear an elected official or candidate speak of “the US as a Christian Nation,” “bringing God back into our country," “the devout Christianity of our Founding Fathers,” “the term ‘Wall of Separation’ is not in the Constitution,” and other key phrases, their objectives are suspect. They base their ill-informed decisions upon misinformation circulated by change agents.

Many see theonomy of Reconstructionism as a significant form of Dominion theology, which is a type of theocracy. Theonomy posits that the Biblical Law is applicable to civil law, and theonomists propose Biblical law as the standard by which the laws of nations may be measured, and to which they ought to be conformed. Many seek a future earthly "Kingdom of God" in which much of the world is converted to Christianity.

Brannon with Oliver North, Freemason/CNP

Although Reconstructionists say their theology and objectives are different than that of Dominion Theology, they are two sides of the same coin. Both of their objectives are to control. They are two groups singing the same tune. This is because many who support the views of Reconstuctionism also use the Seven Mountains of Dominion Theology to plan their takeover.

Reconstructionism + Dominion Theology = War

Brannon with Congressman J.D. Hayworth

Brannon with "Third Way" Newt Gingrich

Religious Right-wing

Republican candidates hope to gain the support of a group of voters called the "Religious Right-wing." The Christian Right-wing is an informal coalition of numerous groups, mainly Evangelicals and Fundamentalists. Often, this is something with which Christians don’t mind being associated. Yet, this association—however honorable it may seem—puts Christians in alliance with some of the nation’s most influential false teachers.

Do you consider yourself as a Right-wing Fundamentalist Christian, or are you a Christian Fundamentalist? If you believe you are a Right-winger, you unknowingly claim to be politically-motivated first and a Christian second.

If you are a Christian Fundamentalist, you uphold traditional Christian beliefs first, in the face of many modernist challenges. Fundamentalists (some, but not all) are marked by their desire to be separate from the affairs of the government, and view themselves as serving the Kingdom of God, not the kingdom of this world. Jesus made it clear when he said, “My kingdom is not of this world.” (John 18:36).

When you look at the big picture, being politically involved prostitutes the role of the Church in the world. The Church simply cannot afford to be a voice for political change; that is not its commission. The Lord Jesus Christ was not crucified to make society more fair.

 Brannon with former CIA Director James Woolsey

Brannon's Involvement with the Government 

"And we beseech you brethren, to know them which labour among you..." (I Thess. 5:12)

As you will see in this series of photographs, Brannon is one of many Christians who are heavily involved with the government and political world. He has a sure presence in Washington, DC. I had already pointed out in part 1 that I believe Brannon may be a Freemason, based upon his Masonic pose in his website portrait, his many Masonic guest conference speakers, and that he could possibly be a change agent for the Council of National Policy.

Although I have no proof, I believe he is being used to help deepen the dividing line between Evangelical and Christian Fundamentalists, only to later silence the fundamentalists. While he has helped to expose error in the Church, he is actually helping to fulfill a more sinister plan. 

He was my hero when he taught against Dominion Theology, but he makes no connection to the similarities of Reconstructionism - and the fact that it's a Christian version of Sharia law. His politics concerning Zionist Israel is no different than that of our Washington representatives.

In Closing
In the following PBS Frontline episode of God in America, the research points directly to the time when politics and religion became intertwined. At this convergence, you will find Billy Graham, then later Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson - all Freemasons.

Watch the full episode. See more FRONTLINE.

(PBS link)

Every nation rises and falls according to God’s will, and America will be no different. In the meantime, let us live uprightly, preaching the truth of God’s Word. Whatever form our Government takes, we are called to submit as model citizens, not only to obey, but to obey with a spirit of meekness. Let us honor those in charge (1 Pet. 2:17), that evil might not be spoken concerning Christ. If they that perish criticize us (1 Pet. 2:12), let it be for our faith and not for our politics.

Related article - Part 1
Is Brannon Howse a Jesuit? 

Why Brannon Howse Doesn't Smell Like a Rose - 1/2

 The index finger pointing to the sky is a Masonic sign that symbolizes 

the Sign of Preservation, a prayer for protection.

Brannon Howse has come to be a favorite of mine over the past year. I went to see him in Chesterfield county, VA, where he spoke in a Southern Baptist church. As I was listening to him speak, I found a kindred spirit in him, in that he is someone who fully understands the state of the Church. In his fast-paced presentation, He was point-on many of the misguided steps of some of the groups where I found fault. He also spoke about a few of the 21 radicals whose worldviews are ruling our world from the grave. He understands the implications and seriousness of the Emergent church, the Purpose Driven seeker-friendly church, those involved in theocracy-driven Dominion theology...he knows about all of it, and he's brave enough to speak about it.

But with closer examination, I believe Brannon isn't the squeaky-clean Christian boy from Tennessee - the one we are being led to believe he is. I have known all along that there are many speakers for his Worldview Weekend seminars who are known Freemasons and Council of National Policy, but I had tried to give him the benefit of the doubt. It's in my nature to do so. I had convinced myself that perhaps he didn't have the ability to discern people. But the mounding evidence of bad alliances has finally worked against him. Let's take a look at some of his accomplishments and his conference speakers.

• Brannon is President and founder of American Family Policy Institute (AFPI). The AFPI is an affiliate of American Family Association. The AFA president is Don Wildmon/ Council National Policy (CNP). They advocate dominionist teachings, and he is a Christian Zionist. [1][2]
• David Noebel, President of Summit Ministries, is on the CNP.[3] 
• Chuck Missler, was once in senior management of Ford Motor Company (former Nazi alliances), a member of Chuck Smith's ministry team at Calvary Chapel, a member of the CNP, and part of an Illuminati project called SwanSat.[4]
• Brannon has been a featured speaker at Dr. D. James Kennedy's (CNP and Reconstuctionist) "Reclaiming America Conference" and Beverly Lahaye's "Concerned Women of America." Both Tim and Beverly Lahaye have Masonic connections and CNP.[5]

 

The Cross and Crown have long been an identifier to fellow Masons. 

• Gary DeMar, Reconstructionist [6]
• Kay Arthur, Freemason, feminist [7]
• Brannon provides his 'Israel can do no wrong' undying support of  the Zionist regime of Israel.
• He is going to Israel with Jimmy DeYoung, a believer in the Masonic/Jesuit-inspired pre-trib rapture.[8]
• Brannon uses Dietrich Bonhoeffer as an example of Christian courage in the German church during WWII. Bonhoeffer was the same man who wanted to murder Hitler. If he had read any of Bonhoeffer's books, he would know that he was not a Christian, and he in fact furthered the ecumenical movement. He had Eric Metaxes, writer of the Bonhoeffer book, on his radio program. Metaxes is a man with an agenda. [9][10][11]
• Josh McDowell, who is a member of CNP, affiliated with Campus Crusade for Christ and Bill Bright. Bill Bright won the ecumenical Templeton Award.

Unfortunately, I could go on and on. Is Brannon innocent and merely guilty by association? Once I read a little more of the New Age book The Aquarian Conspiracy and how to bring about a revolutionary paradigm shift, I was convinced he knew exactly what he's been doing - and I know his angle.

In a post a couple weeks back, I talked about how change agents, such as the Illuminati, have created the "us vs. them" dialectic

. In that particular post, I said that they place an intentional wedge between social groups. For instance, it's the wealthy vs. the poor, and the Republicans vs. the Democrats. They also point to social groups that will get the blame for problems for social discontent. I then concluded that their logic of making everyone equal would solve the inequality problem, thus making Socialism the answer to the problem.

It is my opinion, Brannon is using the same methodology to create this "us vs. them" division within the Church, at the same time promoting the Zionist agenda. Using the strategies taught in The Aquarian Conspiracy, transformation within the Church could occur.

Follow my thinking for a moment. Brannon has found a following of Christian Fundamentalists, since they believe the Word of God and are opposed to heretical modernism in theology. As he exposes the false teaching in the Church, it draws more fundamentalists out to listen to his educational ministry. As he brings the troops/followers together, they call out more heretics in the Church. Most preachers of modern teaching don't appreciate being called a heretic and it casts them in a bad light, so there will then be a need to muzzle the Christian Fundamentalist. The elite powers believe that there is no place for intolerance in our country! So, what happens?

Intolerant Christian Fundamentalist + Muzzle = Social Paradigm Shift within the Church

The world hasn't changed the Christian Fundamentalist in the way he thinks, but it has provided the change agents with exactly what they want - the silenced Christian.

I want to say in closing that although I do believe Brannon Howse is a change agent, I don't know for sure if he's a Freemason - but evidence does point to it. I don't know for certain if he's a member of any subversive quasi-Christian group. But until he changes his conference speakers, I'll no longer support his ministry.

Related Article - Part 2 
Is Brannon Howse a Jesuit?

Rick Perry Bases Call for National Salvation on "Joel's Army" Cult

(Examiner.com) If Governor Rick Perry (R) of Texas runs for President of the United States, he will have one of the most unusual and specific bases for his platform of any candidate in many decades—the spiritual visions of the ancient Hebrew prophet Joel.

Perry has jumped on the "Joel's Army" bandwagon, claiming in his promotional message for his The Response prayer and fasting event in Houston in August: "Some problems are beyond our power to solve, and according to the Book of Joel, Chapter 2, this historic hour demands a historic response."

The language of Joel 2, written centuries before the birth of Jesus Christ, and referring to a time after the return of the Hebrews from their Babylonian exile, has been reinterpreted by some Christian groups to be a prophecy referring to the "end time" or Apocalypse. The "response" Perry is talking about is the one Joel 2 calls for when God's people are confronted by an Apocalyptic crisis. In part a call for fasting and prayer, it is also a description of a powerful army of God.

One group which has for many years taught a theology based on Joel 2's crisis or "shock doctrine", is the Kansas City prayer organization IHOP (International House of Prayer), headed by Mike Bickle, part of what was known in the 1990s as the Kansas City Prophets, a neo-charismatic movement of Christian "dominionists", who seek to transform the USA into a Christian theocracy. (Read more)