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

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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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The former House Speaker refers to the group as his team of "fearless" Christians whose task, he said, is to take on the "the radical secularism of the Obama Administration."

The group is comprised of a handful of well-known people, including Tim LaHaye, author of The Left Behind series, and martial artist and actor Chuck Norris.

"Newt Gingrich, a proven conservative who has the best chance of replacing the present occupant of the White House with a man with a proven record of appointing conservatives to office that can return this country to the constitutional principles that God has chosen to bless for over two hundred years," LaHaye said.

Other group members include Don Wildmon, Beverly LaHaye, George Barna, JC Watts and Mat Staver.

"My wife, Gena, and I sincerely believe former Speaker Newt Gingrich is the answer and deserves our endorsement and vote," Norris said.

He added, "We believe Newt's experience, leadership, knowledge, wisdom, faith and even humility to learn from his failures (personal and public) can return America to her glory days. And he is the best man left on the battlefield who is able to outwit, outplay and outlast Obama and his campaign machine."

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 "For many walk, of whom I have told you often, and now tell you even weeping, that they are the enemies of the cross of Christ: Whose end is destruction, whose God is their belly, and whose glory is in their shame, who mind earthly things." Philippians 3:18-19

The Importance of Transcendental Meditation in the Emergent Church

"The goal of the New Age Movement has consistently been to bring in the Age of Aquarius when all will recognize 'the God within themselves.' A major step towards this, in the words of the New Age prophetess Alice Bailey, is 'the regeneration of the churches.' Her vision was that, 'The Christian church, in its many branches, can serve as a St. John the Baptist, as a voice crying in the wilderness, and as a nucleus through which world illumination may be accomplished.' In a word, she desired the time when the 'Christian churches' would embrace the New Age concepts of illumination and self-realization." — Richard Bennett, Can Mysticism Lead to God

Alice Bailey (1880-1949) was an apostle of New Age occultism, and her writings were considered to some to be mystical revelations. She deliberately told the world the path it will be taking, and how it is going to be done--in essence, she provided a combined manifesto and blueprint. The fact that much of what she predicted has actually happened, gives even greater credence that her work really could be the design for the one Paul called "the son of perdition."[1] 

Bailey's writings were influenced by the works of Madame Blavatsky. Bailey taught, as did Blavatsky, a form of universal spirituality; the type that transcended denominational identification, believing that, "Every class of human beings is a group of brothers. Catholics, Jews, Gentiles, occidentals and orientals are all the sons of God." She stated that all religions originate from the same spiritual source, and that humanity will eventually come to realize this; and as they do so, the result will be the emergence of a universal world religion and a "new world order." 

The late Marilyn Ferguson helped to further the efforts of New Age occultism. Ferguson also deliberately told the world the path it will be taking, and how the New Age Movement would conquer the world. As you read her book, you will see how she unashamedly opens the plan on how to create a world revolution in a matter of fact manner. She believed her plan would be a bloodless one, because of disenchantment with the current culture. Using the 60s as an example, she said that it was ripe for social turbulence, because of impotence of government, schools, medicine, church, business. She believed this same discontent will become ripe again, and the world will be willing to accept the philosophies of the New Age Movement. 

The way her book was written, it appears that this discontent was intentionally engineered. Especially when you consider the new truth movement, and hidden political, financial, education, health and business corruption that has been coming to the surface over the past few years. As for a bloodless revolution, other New Age writing indicates otherwise.

As we continue... in Marilyn's book Aquarian Conspiracy, from the chapter titled The American Matrix for Transformation, Ferguson explains how transcendentalism was a logical extension of the American Revolution - because it led to spiritual liberation, a freedom guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. It was because of this freedom that cults rose up during the 1800s, and were able to strengthen and find disciples. 

Transcendentalism is a group of ideas in literature and philosophy that developed in the 1830s and 1840s as a protest against the general state of culture and society, and the state of intellectualism. Among the transcendentalists' core beliefs are in an ideal spirituality that "transcends" the physical and empirical and is realized only through the individual's intuition, rather than through the doctrines of established religions.

Most of the cults during this era were part of the Transcendental Movement, such as: Christian Science, Swedenborgian Church, New Thought, and Swedenborg, just to mention a few.

These cults borrowed from the Eastern religions, and adapted the material to suit the Western mind, which were materialistic, and worldly-centered. So, transcendental meditation was presented, not as a religious exercise involving initiation into Hinduism, but as an exercise for relaxation. Yoga traveled a similar path. It was presented as a merely physical exercises to relax the body, and enhance health. Because of the western presentation of these eastern spiritual exercises, vast numbers of Christians have involved themselves in them, some claiming to have 'christianized' them.[2]

Thus, many involved in the Transcendental Movement are also involved in Transcendental Meditation (TM). TM helps the practitioner to enter altered states of consciousness, which leads to a "higher" self, often called the "divine-within." In this altered state of consciousness, "all is One" -- only one essence in the universe, everyone and everything being a part of that essence.[3] The TM practitioner can meet angels or demonic (lying) spirits in this state when they have revelations in the spirit. It is my belief that since this is the overwhelming message communicated to all those who participate in TM, the experience will lead to the acceptance of the one world religion and world government. This can be communicated subconsciously by spirits, or by spiritual blindness caused by TM.

This desire by Rick Warren and the Emergent churches to teach TM opens the door to these spirits and the teachings of the New Age Movement. They are intentionally preparing their churches to accept the one world religion and the world government. This confirms Alice Bailey's statement concerning the use of the Church to be a vehicle to bring in its evil agenda.