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Speaker 1: An ultra violent snuff we Do, delivered to millions of
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people's smartphones. His death has left the country even more divided,
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turning him into an icon of free speech and a
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rallying cry for a nationalist cause.
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk has become really a martyr, not just for Americans,
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but I think that for these nationalist movements across the world.
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Speaker 1: I'm traveling from the top to the bottom of the
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United States, a road trip through Kirk's life and death,
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to understand what he meant to America and how his
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assassination might change it forever.
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Speaker 3: The label Christian nationalism has often heard in media and
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political circles. In this election year. You're going to hear
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a lot about this, depending on the source. Attempts to
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define the term painted as more ominous than ever before.
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Speaker 4: Since Donald Trump's entry into politics began with a ride
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down the Trump Tower escalator almost nine years ago, the
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presidential candidate spoke directly to evangelical Christians and many responded
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in kind.
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Speaker 5: In twenty twenty four, not much has change. We have
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to bring back our religion.
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Speaker 3: We have to bring back Christianity.
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Speaker 6: In this country.
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Speaker 4: Unfortunately, some who made their way inside the Capitol on
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January sixth echoed some of that same spirit. In the
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aftermath of those events, many news organizations took a closer look,
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resulting in stories such as the growing danger of Christian
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nationalism that's rooted in political power and even violence.
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Speaker 7: Hey, guys, we are watching Christian nationalism at this memorial service.
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And if you're ashamed of it, that's your problem. This
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is what I want to see. I want to see
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American citizens get the politicians to proclaim the truth of
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Jesus Christ and influence politics with Christianity. And the left
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can call it Christian nationalism. I couldn't care less. It's
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what I want, it's what the country needs. I'm not
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ashamed of it. I hope that we've put it to bed, because,
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as Erica Kirk said, we didn't want out in the
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streets and burned buildings down and loot stores. When we
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were struck with a tragedy that hit us hard. We
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turned to Jesus and got the politicians to turn to Jesus.
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And that, to me is Christian nationalism and it's something
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we should not be ashamed of. It's actually something we
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should embrace.
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Speaker 5: Your thoughts, there has.
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Speaker 8: Been a lot of mind control that is being triggered
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and targeted. People are really attached to sides that they
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don't truly understand or recognize. This recent event with Charlie
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Kirk was easy to draw people into certain mental programs
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they obviously were conditioned already to accept. It wasn't until
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they triggered everyone that the mental program went off. People
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that never even listened to Charlie Kirk all of a
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sudden cared and they were emotionally attached. It's because it
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was a program. I have repeatedly said, I refuse to
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discuss Charlie Kirk and his views, meaning that I will
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not debate about everything he said in all these clips
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that we all see. But with that said, that does
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not mean that I will not use their mental trigger
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and counteract some of the mind control that is occurring.
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They're using this to trigger you, I'm going to use
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it to help wake some of you up. You see,
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because of mind control that people don't even recognize as there,
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people are attaching themselves to agendas that are actually against
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what they desire for their lives, and sadly, there are
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not a great deal of voices out there actually helping people.
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If you search on YouTube, there are just echo chambers
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points from each side of the aisle. Everyone's saying the
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same thing in different ways, people parroting them my control
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viewpoints that will leave both sides to the same faith.
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So if there aren't people that speak about the truth,
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how will people know it?
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Speaker 5: How will they wake up? If people refuse to try?
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Speaker 8: And so, as this mental trigger still has a little
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juice before the next phase kicks in, which seems like
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the government shut down in civil war, I want to
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make sure I explained some of the agenda of what
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you have been seeing so that many with eyes can
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see can understand how they have been manipulated. I have
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many times stated that Charlie Kirk was not for the
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Kingdom of Yahouah, and obviously there are many people that
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have disagreed with me. Now, there are many reasons for
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this declaration I've given, but one easy to see point
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of view has.
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Speaker 5: To do with this topic.
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Speaker 8: Because this is what this young man stood for the
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things that people don't understand it and they don't recognize
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the mind control around it, and therefore they think it
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is just something that makes sense, when in fact it
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is an actual declaration against our Father and his kingdom
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when you're tied to this. Most people don't recognize this though,
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and that's why it's important that I talk about it now.
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So what I want to do is discuss Christian nationalism
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and what that actually is, and hopefully it wakes people
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up from their slumber and allows them to really understand
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the error of their ways.
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Speaker 5: Let's begin.
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Speaker 8: Okay, So I addressed this topic earlier this year for
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this exact reason, because this is an agenda that most
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people don't recognize is at play in their lives. You
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have to understand, Christian nationalism is an actual mental program.
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It's not based on any type of real biblical foundation.
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It's just in doctrination that people have accepted. So what
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is Christian nationalism? Let's start there. Christian nationalism is a
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political ideology that seeks to merge American and Christian identities,
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asserting that the United States was founded and should remain
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a Christian nation. Adherence to it believe that US laws, institutions,
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and public policies should reflect their particular version of Christian beliefs,
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often through government action. Christian nationalism functions as a cultural
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system centered on a set of core beliefs some of
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those beliefs being the United States is a Christian nation.
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You see, this is the central belief, with followers arguing
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that America's founders intended for it to be guided by
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Christian principles.
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Speaker 5: Also fusion of identity.
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Speaker 8: This advocates for a blend of American civic identity with
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a certain form of Christian identity and cultural conservatism, and
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also advocacy for Christian values. It holds that the federal
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government should publicly advocate for and enact policies based on
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Christian values. You see, this is what Christian nationalism is.
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And to people that believe that this country is a
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Christian country, they truly believe that Christian nationalism is the
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only choice. Now here's the truth of the matter. Anyone
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that believes in this, they are not living in the truth.
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They are just in doction to believe a certain version
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of history that sounds good to them. And you're gonna
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have to discern whether the person that you're hearing about
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this is actually a Mason or if they're just deceived.
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But either way, they're leading you down a dark path.
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Let me explain what I mean. You see, Basically, these
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people believe that these men. These Founding Fathers stood for
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their Christian values, and they wanted to establish a nation
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built upon what they call Christian values. If this is
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what they believe, and it's based upon these Christian values
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that they established this nation. That's what they believe, these
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Founding Fathers did. That's why they call it a Christian nation.
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From the foundation, you see, this is what they believe.
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And here's the thing. If any part of this was true,
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then it would be believable, and you.
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Speaker 5: Know, it would have some standing.
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Speaker 8: I mean, even dealing with the Christian aspect of this
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is exactly why I'm against the religion of Christianity itself.
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I'm not against the Bible, obviously, I believe in the Bible.
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But the religion of Christianity I'm against because if anyone
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ever actually read their Bible, not just take parts from
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it that you want to identify with, but if you
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actually read your Bible, you would see that the Most
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High has promises for only one nation of people, one nation,
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and he is concerned with his kingdom to come, not
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these other false secular kingdoms. He never told anyone to
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make a Christian nation. You'll never see that anywhere in scripture.
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That's another story. Let's leave that alone for now. Let's
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deal with the illusion that this is actually.
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Speaker 5: A Christian nation.
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Speaker 8: Let's just deal with it and believe that it actually
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is a Christian nation. Well, understand, it's not an actual
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Christian nation. That's the first lie. It is a Masonic
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nation that chose the values of the religion of Christianity to.
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Speaker 5: Hide themselves under.
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Speaker 8: They could have chose Islam, they could have chose Buddhism,
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they could have chose anything. They just chose the religion
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of Christianity to mask who they really were behind. The
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values of this nation are tied more to the ancient
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Greeks and their culture of ethics and Greek philosophy. But
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because this is also what the religion of Christianity was
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also tied into, it's easy to believe that the values
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are Christian. That's because people don't recognize that Christianity is
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tied more to the culture of the Greeks than it
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ever has been to the Hebrews. They just adapted certain
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concepts from the Hebrews and then they tailor fitted to
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their Greek beliefs. Anyway, my point is that America is
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a Masonic nation and its values are more accurately tied
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to the foundation of the Greeks in their philosophy, more
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than it ever should be tied to the Bible.
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Speaker 5: Saying it's tied to the Bible is just a cover up.
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It's a mask.
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Speaker 8: But because these same Christians who believe this narrative, they
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don't actually read their Bibles in full, they would never
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know this.
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Speaker 5: So saying that the.
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Speaker 8: United States is an actual Christian nation, that it was
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founded this way is.
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Speaker 5: An absolute lie.
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Speaker 8: The founding of America is highly based upon Greek philosophy,
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because Masonry itself is tied to Greek philosophy. So let
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me show you. You know that Greek philosophy has had
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a lasting impact on the United States from its inception,
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I mean, from the principles of democracy that America believes
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in and promotes, to the design of its most important
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buildings and its symbols. Yes, this is all based upon
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the Greeks, Greek culture. It has nothing to do with
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the Bible. Let me show you, for instance, with its democracy.
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The ancient Greek system of democratics of government was a
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primary inspiration for the United States founding fathers. It comes
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from the Greeks. The United States didn't come up with
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this form of government. They were following the Greeks. So
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this form of government that we are in has absolutely
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nothing to do with the Bible and the scriptures. It
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is connected to the pagan civilization of the ancient Greeks.
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This is all easily verifiable information here. This is not
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something that's hard to find out for yourself.
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Speaker 5: But look at this.
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Speaker 8: Do you know or understand how Greek philosophy influenced the
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Founding Fathers. You see, the Founding Fathers study the works
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of Greek philosophers like Aristotle, Plato, and Epicurus.
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Speaker 5: Epicurus. Hold on one second, do you.
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Speaker 8: Remember in Action chapter seventeen, verse eighteen, it says, then
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certain Epicurean and Stoic philosophers encountered him, and some said,
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what does this babbeler want to say? Others said, he
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seems to be a proclaimer of foreign gods because he
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preached to them Yaousha and the resurrection Action to seventeen,
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verse eighteen. You see, this is what Paul was around
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when he was over here preaching the gospel. Epicureans were
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disciples or students of the Greek philosopher Epicurus. The same
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people Paul was preaching to were followers of the same
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Greek philosophers that the founding fathers of this Christian nation
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were guided by. If they truly were following the gospel
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that was brought to them by Paul, they would never
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have anything to do with these Greek philosophers.
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Speaker 5: You have to understand.
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Speaker 8: It's the complete opposite side of our biblical faith. Now listen,
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I'm not going to bore you with all the details,
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or you should do your own research and see just
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how much Greek philosophy influenced the Founding fathers. But what
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I'm gonna do is I'm gonna show you some experts
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from this man giving a lecture about it.
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Speaker 9: No place in America more perfectly symbolizes the influence of
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the Greeks on America's founding fathers than the central lawn
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at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. The architects who
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designed these buildings was, of course, the university's founder, Thomas Jefferson, who,
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among his many other accomplishments, was one of America's first architects.
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The style is Roman and therefore essentially Greek. One reason
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the university so aptly represents the Founder's connections to the
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Greeks is that they largely saw the Greeks through the
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Roman lens, not just an architecture, but in thought as well.
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Jefferson got his classical Greek architecture from Roman models, and
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it is largely thanks to his efforts that today government
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buildings are primarily designed in a classical style. His copy
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of the Roman temple, known as the Maison Career in Neme, France,
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that became the Capitol Building for Virginia. He also collaborated
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with Benjamin Latrobe in designing the first version of the
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US Capitol Building, and even secretly entered a classically inspired
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design in the competition to design the White House. Their thought,
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America's founding fathers looked primarily to the Romans for their
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political and legal foundations, but what they found there were
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ideas that largely originated with the Greeks. Many of them
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were known to the founders through the through the Roman
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lens as well. They got their Plato and their Aristotle
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largely through Cicero, for example, and they got their Epicurus
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largely through Lucretius, as we still do today. And I
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want to focus on Epicurus and Lucretius, because even now
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Epicurean ideas are not as instantly recognizable to us as
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those of Aristotle or Plato. But Epicurus had the strongest
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influence on Thomas Jefferson.
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Speaker 8: This is Do you see how much Greek philosophy is
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tied to the United States? I mean, just do a
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simple Google search Founding Fathers influenced by Greek philosophy. When
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I did that, this is what I found here. The
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American Founding Fathers were significantly influenced by ancient Greek philosophy,
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particularly in their ideas about government, virtue, and happiness. Drawing
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from philosophers like Aristotle, Plato, and Epicurus. They adopted concepts
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such as the mixed and balanced republic from Aristotle and Polybius,
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and the pursuit of virtue as the path of happiness,
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a concept central to Greek you'd ammonia, which was further
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developed by Stoic philosophers. Greek philosophy also influenced their understanding
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of human nature, freedom, and the importance of emotion, with
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Thomas Jefferson being particularly drawn to Epicureanism.
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Speaker 5: Are you understanding this?
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Speaker 8: Understand every part of this nation was influenced by Greek
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pagan philosophy. But because Christianity itself is a blend of
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Greek pagan philosophy mixed with the Hebrew scriptures, most self
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proclaimed Christians would never.
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Speaker 5: Know the difference.
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Speaker 8: But these are just some of the many reasons why
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I am not a Christian, because it has nothing to
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do with the actual Bible that I believe in. Our
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father Yahwuoa did not deal with the Greeks. He dealt
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with the Hebrews. I care about what he taught them.
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My point is that people believe that this nation is
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a Christian nation, but the founders were completely Masonic, meaning
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they are pledged eternally to a different God, which they
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do display on the reverse side of the Seal of
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the United States the eye of Horus, which goes back
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to Egyptian paganism, which is what Greek philosophy is inspired by.
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So the foundation of this country is built from freemasonry
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that was influenced by Greek philosophy, because masonry is another
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form of Greek philosophy. I don't want to get too
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deep though, I'm trying to stay on the surface level.
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Speaker 5: And listen.
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Speaker 8: So if you understand anything about Greek culture, you would
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also know that their philosophy is also tied to what
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they call ethics and morals. You see, Greek philosophy started
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with becoming a preference for rational explanations and argumentation over mythology.
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Please understand, they never did away with their mythological pagan gods.
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Speaker 5: They still believed in them.
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Speaker 8: They just believed that the mythical stories like Homer's Odyssey
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and Iliad revealed allegorical truths about the cosmic order, human nature,
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and their gods, and they used their reasoning to understand it. Basically,
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they just stopped serving their pagan gods in the traditional
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sense and started rationalizing them.
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Speaker 5: And that's what Greek philosophy is. That's how it started.
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Speaker 8: Though they emphasized rational thought and argumentation over mythology. After Socrates,
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philosophy shifted towards a greater focus on individual ethics and
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the examination of personal virtue. It has been said that
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socrates greatest contribution to philosophy was to move intellectual pursuits
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away from the focus on physical science, as pursued by
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the so called pre Socratic philosophers such as Sales and
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an Acamander and an Axamines and others, and into the
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abstract realm of ethics and morality.
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Speaker 5: I hope you following me.
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Speaker 8: You see, before Socrates, good and evil was not really
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a concept thought of by these people. This was not
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their way of thought. They were lawless. Now understand Socrates.
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He did not bring law to them, but he did
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bring the thoughts surrounding good and evil, and this was
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what began to prepare the Greeks, which then was taken
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over by the Romans, and it provoked these people to
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a different way of thinking. Socrates belief was that people
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don't desire what is bad. And that's extremely important to
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understand because this is the beginning of the importance and
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relevance of Socrates and how intertwined the religion of Christianity
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is with Greek philosophy, because there it is the concept
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of morals as we understand them today largely originated from
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the ancient Greeks. When you talk about morals and ethics,
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it doesn't come from the Bible, it comes from the Greeks.
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This is a major thought in the Christian world today.
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You have to understand the Hebrews. They didn't have morals,
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They had a torah. It was just how Y'aoa guided them.
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It wasn't about thinking about morals, it was thinking about
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living how our father told them to live. The Greeks
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didn't have this instruction. They had morals and morality which
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was able to be debated, which is how what was
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once considered evil cannot be considered to be good. This
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is all Greek philosophy mingled into our lives. Morals can
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be debated. Somebody can say this is right, you can
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say this is wrong. It can be debated. And this
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is exactly what goes on in our current culture today.
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This is why Charlie Kirk with someone that people liked. Anyway,
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Ask Christian today if Christianity is about morals, and they
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will tell you, of course. But you must understand that
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this is the way in the mindset of the Greeks,
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the way of Yasharel Israel.
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Speaker 5: It was the Torah, and it was the way that
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y'all led them.
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Speaker 8: You may say, hey, well, there's no real difference, but
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you see morality again, like I said earlier, has no law.
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What was accepted yesterday can be changed tomorrow. Let me
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give you an example, like so now in American culture,
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in Christianity is considered moral less to speak against homosexuality.
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Speaker 10: I'm not This is not a bad I need y'all
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to hear my heart on this. This is not a bashing,
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This is not a he If I was there, maybe
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I would have told him, is there something in the
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middle you could do? Like kind of a like a
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little maybe if somebody, well, I was born like this.
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I don't know how I feel that. I feel you
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and I wish that there was an option of other.
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Speaker 5: In the Kingdom.
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Speaker 10: No, honestly, I wish God would have made it so
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much simpler and it was.
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Speaker 9: Like a B C or D like frick.
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Speaker 5: No, I'm serious as.
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Speaker 10: A pastor's like, so what do you think about day?
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Speaker 5: I don't know.
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Speaker 8: Basically, if you love, you should love everyone. Because it's
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about morals. People don't understand what this Greek philosophy intermingled
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in their faith has produced. Morality is a mindset of
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the Greeks, and it's started with Socrates. Now, how it's
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tied to the Bible is that Christianity can of course
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compare its morals to the Torah because Yahowa's laws are perfect,
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but because Christianity has no actual laws is why morals
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can change. Which is why occultist can write books like
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Morals and Dogmas. But that is why today Christian values,
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as they call it, are able to be debated. Those
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fighting for Christian values are actually just practicing Greek philosophy
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and debating Greek ethics that validate their standards. And because
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people just tie the Bible to it loosely, people believe it, but.
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Speaker 5: It has absolutely nothing to do with the Bible.
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Speaker 8: It's just that because most Christians don't actually read their
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whole Bibles. They just read parts of the New Testament
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and letters from Paul. They don't actually read Ya's Tour,
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they don't actually read what the prophets have said, so
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they don't actually understand the difference. But you put all
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that together, this is why America is a Christian nation,
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because Christianity is actually tied to Greek philosophy, and the
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real influence is just hidden under a mask of Christianity
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and what they call Christian values. And so that is
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why someone who calls themselves a Christian nationalist truly believes
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they are living in the principles of the Bible, because
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this is the main story that has been sold to
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them and they believe it. But the founders of this
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country were Freemasons who serve the God of this world
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to bring about his dominion on earth. And everything that
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this country has done has been in order to steer
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the whole war towards its undertaking. But again, these Christians
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in this country, they don't know a thing about it
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unless they are tied to the societies. But the overwhelming
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majority that's just extremely used by the God of this
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world to do his bidding. They did it before through
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slavery and through the Jim Crow era, and then what
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happened was that after the Civil Rights movement. It's exactly
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how Christian nationalism was born. Christian nationalism was born as
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a response to the social gospel that formed on the left. Now,
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let me give you this disclaiming here, because you hear
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me talk about the left and you're like, oh, this
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is just political propaganda. He's for the left. I am
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absolutely not a Democrat. I cannot stand anything about the
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liberal side or the left. I am not tied to
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American politics. I'm not tied to any politics, so that's
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not me. I don't care about your size, I don't
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care about your political division. I'm just giving you the
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history of the political ties that you're tied to. I
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care about Yahowa and his kingdom, the kingdom that's written
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and prophesied of in the scriptures. Anyways, let's talk about
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how Christian nationalism came to be. We need to go
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back before that though, so it goes back to the
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social Gospel. You see the Masonic power of this country. First,
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they focused on bringing the Negroes into the society. The
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sixties was the transformative decade of this country, starting from
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when Kennedy got killed. Just like many of you were
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traumatized from the Charlie Kirk, I want you to understand
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that the extreme trauma that happened in the sixties with
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Kennedy and then his brother Kennedy gets killed, and then
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Lynda B. Johnson is president and he signs the Civil
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Rights Act into law, and then the Negroes because of
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political theater, they now become democrats and they are tied
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to the civil rights agenda more than anything else in
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their life. They were steered to make their goal about
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bringing America in line with the social Gospel and having
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them finally become taken care of, and their focus I'm
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talking about the black community was now politically motivated, and
23:33
they were focused more on who they voted in to
23:35
bring about the change that they were looking for.
23:37
Speaker 5: More than anything else.
23:38
Speaker 8: They were not concerned about what the words said about
23:41
our Father's kingdom to come. They were concerned with America
23:44
taking care of them, and in order for this to happen,
23:47
they had to get involved politically.
23:49
Speaker 5: This is what they were taught.
23:50
Speaker 8: And to get an even more full picture, let's add
23:53
to this there were other demographics also tied to the
23:55
social gospel. For instance, at the same time as the
23:59
fight was about racial equality, there was also the feminist
24:02
women empowerment movement also growing. As this was also in
24:05
the civil rights agenda, many Christian women began to articulate
24:09
feminists and womenist theologies, beginning with the voices and experiences
24:13
of women who have been marginalized in both the church
24:16
and in society. They did not like the role given
24:19
to them, and because birth control gave them power to
24:21
choose when they would become mothers, they felt their roles
24:24
should be able to be modified as well, and so
24:27
they also began to push for more social change. And
24:30
so in this civil rights movement, there was many movements
24:33
for social change. A call to protect people from discrimination
24:37
based upon race or skin color as well as gender.
24:40
And this brought about many socialist ideals that were strengthened.
24:44
And this is where the change starts to take place.
24:46
So how do we get to Christian nationalism? Long story short.
24:49
After King was assassinated, there was no longer a main
24:52
leader of the social Gospel movement, and the Prince Hall
24:55
leaders went from being ministers in the churches and they
24:58
got political or they they just became community leaders like
25:01
Jesse Jackson, and they went to the churches for political support,
25:05
but they became the main engines of change. And so
25:08
the unseen manipulation that happened was changing the Negro from
25:12
being separate and outside of.
25:13
Speaker 5: The political realm in this country to them.
25:15
Speaker 8: Now believing that they had a voice and power to
25:18
make change like they did in the Civil rights era.
25:21
And this was the actual beginning of the decline in
25:24
the Black family. These people were played like a fiddle
25:27
and they believed that it was because of their sit
25:29
ins and nonviolent protests that influenced the American government to
25:32
give them rights. But they just didn't understand that they
25:35
were influenced and manipulated like puppets because they didn't really
25:38
know this world or the system. This system was never
25:41
created for them and they were never cared about. They
25:43
were just manipulated to believe that they had a voice.
25:46
And you know what, they still believe this lie to
25:48
this day, which is why they take votings so serious.
25:51
They feel they have power to change this country through
25:53
their vote. And the craziest thing was that they celebrate
25:56
King for giving them power when he actually the opposite
26:00
and took away any power that they ever had. He
26:03
was a trojan horse. Before he ever came. They were
26:06
operating in this country being set apart from its politics
26:09
and its values.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they were treated very poorly.
26:12
Speaker 8: They were discriminated against at almost all levels. But they
26:16
had community, they had values. Their families were strong. They
26:20
had the strongest marriage rates in the country. And if
26:23
you ever listened to Charlie Kirk, he uses those statistics
26:26
against us. But it wasn't because before then we were
26:29
tied to Christian nationalism. While those statistics were strong, it's
26:32
because we weren't tied to the country whatsoever. They were
26:35
doing their own thing, but after the social Gospel became accepted,
26:39
they lost it all, which is why everything is so
26:41
bad today?
26:42
Speaker 5: They were absolutely played.
26:43
Speaker 8: So men like Charlie Kirk they used what happens after
26:47
this and they put it totally on us, as if
26:48
our people just stopped caring about our children. There was
26:51
much more to the story that men like Charlie they
26:54
leave out.
26:54
Speaker 2: Blacks in America did not have the same rights they
26:56
had today. They were less murderous, there was less bras
27:00
why is that? And the data shows they were actually
27:02
better in the nineteen forties.
27:03
Speaker 11: A certain skin color now gets their own summertime celebration.
27:08
Oh wow, look how far blacks have come. It has
27:10
now become a racial complaining day. Remember what BLM stands for, burn,
27:14
loot and murder stands for one of the biggest earn it.
27:17
Just so we're clear, can we also acknowledge, due to
27:20
the laws under Jim Crow that black people were significantly
27:24
hindered from economic advance.
27:25
Speaker 2: This is a really important question. The data show is
27:27
not really Black Americans are poor today in twenty twenty
27:30
four than they were in the nineteen fifties. The disappearance
27:33
of the black father has been the number one driver
27:35
of black poverty in this country.
27:36
Speaker 8: Which is why people call them racist when people from
27:39
the other side only tell half of the story. The
27:42
Black community looks at it as racist because we've heard
27:45
it all before. We get all the blame without any
27:48
of the other side taking any responsibility for the other
27:50
struggles that were happening. But that's a different subject. I'm
27:53
not going there right now. I'm just explaining the social Gospel.
27:56
The point I'm making is that they change the Black
27:59
community from being led by the Black Church to now
28:01
being led by Prince tall Masons who became politicians, and
28:05
these sell up politicians, they only went back to the
28:07
Black Church to control thought and make sure these negroes
28:10
were tied to the agendas that those at the top
28:13
demanded of them, and they taught them to be patient
28:16
and they wait for it all to be play out
28:18
through politics, while the Black community got manipulated and destroyed
28:21
from within. And so the Negro community became the face
28:24
of the social Gospel movement, and it no longer was
28:27
labeled as the social Gospel. It was just now the
28:30
focus of the Black church. In the churches, it was
28:33
no longer labeled social gospel. It was just a mindset
28:36
that was within the Black church. Because ninety five percent
28:39
of them were now Democrats, and basically they all shared
28:42
the same values because they were focused on the American
28:45
government eventually making good on their promises, and they looked
28:49
for ideals that were communists and socialists. They were waiting
28:53
for America to redistribute the wealth. And so now the
28:57
social Gospel was rebranded and remarketed and known under a
29:01
different label, which was now a democrat and the democratic
29:05
agenda became the face.
29:06
Speaker 5: Of the social Gospel movement.
29:08
Speaker 8: And that's why we don't know about the social Gospel
29:10
anymore because it's now being merged into politics. But it's
29:14
what the churches are attached to, which is why Democratic
29:17
candidates for president always go back to the churches. And
29:21
that's why we hear so much about politics being preached
29:24
in the churches. And that's why, even though these agendas
29:27
are so much against the scriptures, the Black Church overwhelmingly
29:31
is attached to these political agendas because they are focused
29:34
on the social Gospel and they never were made aware
29:37
that they were manipulated. And you know what happened after that.
29:40
Then the fight came in and those at the top
29:43
made things even deeper because what happened Christian nationalism see
29:49
after the Civil Rights agenda America. It was changing now
29:53
when you understand the history, the racial change is what
29:55
is primarily focused on.
29:57
Speaker 5: But throughout the nineteen sixties.
29:58
Speaker 8: Social changes alter culture, the Vietnam War, and new currents
30:03
of thought caused a gradual but steady decrease in the
30:06
number of people who practiced the Christian faith. Because of
30:10
this trend, the stage was set for religious and non
30:13
religious voters to become increasingly at odds against each other
30:17
because of all the social changes. It provoked a reaction
30:20
for many in the American white church denominations, who believed
30:23
that their leadership and their seminaries had become too strongly
30:27
aligned with liberal and radical causes, and so in the
30:30
nineteen seventies and the nineteen eighties, the religious right captured
30:34
the backlash, reframing Protestant involvement in social issues from a
30:38
conservative perspective, and so they began to promote a retreat
30:43
from all.
30:43
Speaker 5: Of the changes in government.
30:45
Speaker 8: This reach its real heights when Ronald Reagan came on
30:48
the scene.
30:50
Speaker 5: It started with Jimmy Carter.
30:52
Speaker 8: Though Jimmy Carter came out of nowhere, it was looked
30:54
at as an outsider they loved running the same script.
30:57
That's how Obama came out on the scene. If you remember,
30:58
he was an outsider. He was looked at as a
31:01
fresh start. He also was looked at as being deeply religious.
31:05
He prayed in public, he spoke openly on his religious beliefs.
31:09
He was known as America's first born again president. He
31:13
was looked at as one who was going to be
31:15
leading the country through a sort of spiritual redemption. Remember,
31:19
the values of the country were changing rapidly. This was
31:21
at the time of the Sexual Revolution. Carter's main purpose
31:25
was to bring back the mind control that this country
31:28
believed that it was a Christian nation. Carter brought white
31:31
Protestant evangelicals in. Like I said, he was known as
31:35
the first born again president, and being that morals were
31:38
changing so rapidly in the country from the change in
31:40
culture with the feminism, the sexual Revolution, the drugs, and
31:44
just the change in overall values, the public mentally chose Carter.
31:49
This was not by accident, though is very much orchestrated.
31:53
Carter was looked at in the same mind control that
31:55
they keep giving us today. Hope, he was only placed
31:58
in the White House to buy more time and sell
32:01
more reason to have hope. This is the game they
32:04
played with the role of the president. He was used
32:06
to remind the white Americans that they were Christians. He
32:09
was just a reminder. Then, after they were done with Carter,
32:13
they brought in an actor who will later be known
32:16
as the Great Communicator. And this is when the real
32:19
my control began. When you listen to Reagan, you can
32:22
see why they chose him. Though honestly, I mean, he's
32:24
very convincing.
32:25
Speaker 12: Tell you that I believe with all my heart that
32:28
our first priority must be world peace, and that use
32:34
of force is always and only a last resort when
32:38
everything else has failed.
32:40
Speaker 8: He seemed trustworthy, He was clear and exuded strength. Reagan
32:45
brought in Christian fundamentalists and brought back conservative values to
32:48
the Republican Party. He revived the party after Nixon, which
32:52
is why all Republicans always mentioned trying to be like him.
32:56
Notice when Republicans speak, they always go back to Reagan.
33:00
He was the blueprint that the current Republican Party tried
33:03
to hold onto until they got to Trump. It used
33:06
to be Reagan's party, but now it's Trump's party. Anyways,
33:10
Reagan brought back the white Protestant Christians back to the
33:13
Republican Party.
33:15
Speaker 5: He brought hope back to the country.
33:18
Speaker 13: Let us pledge to each other with this great lady
33:21
looking on that we can and so help us God,
33:27
we will make America great again.
33:31
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
33:33
Speaker 8: You see the my control. You see Reagan won by
33:36
a landslide against Carter and a my control from the
33:39
Christian Protestant pastors in America. Now we're bringing the Christian
33:42
values into the Republican Party. The Party of Ronald Reagan
33:46
began to define what we know as Christian values in America.
33:50
The basis of Christianity in America today, within white America,
33:54
is built off the foundation of Ronald Reagan.
33:57
Speaker 6: Has spread the word of God to every corner of
33:59
the globe and made him one of the most inspirational
34:02
spiritual leaders of the twentieth century. As a deeply committed Christian,
34:07
his challenge to accept Jesus Christ has lifted the hearts,
34:11
o swears the sorrows, and renewed the hopes of Midians.
34:14
Billy Graham is an American who lives first and always
34:18
for his fellow citizens. In honoring him, we give thanks
34:22
for God's greatest spiritual gifts, faith, hope, and love.
34:27
Speaker 8: And so if you ever want to understand the foundation
34:30
of the beliefs in Christianity within the Caucasian segment of
34:33
the United States population, you will find that their beliefs
34:36
were built not from a strong biblical revolution, but from
34:40
a leader who declared belief in God and spoke about
34:43
the Bible in a general sense and gained the trust
34:46
of the public. It's just my control, all my control. Now,
34:51
let's just state the obvious that certain Republican conservative values
34:56
align more with Scripture than does the liberal democratic values.
35:01
But don't get it twisted and get on some high horse,
35:03
because the white Christian Republicans were completely mind controlled to
35:07
a false Christian religion just as much as the Negro
35:11
Democratic Christians, all because they're following politics and false leaders
35:15
more than they were actually following the word.
35:18
Speaker 5: This was all my controlled thought.
35:20
Speaker 8: It's just because of their morals and values, they believe
35:23
that they're better than the liberals, and honestly they are.
35:25
I mean, you can't have any kind of talents for
35:27
all that satanic nonsense on the liberal side. But it
35:30
doesn't matter in the end, though, this Christian religion does
35:33
not lead to our Father in Heaven. It's all syncretism,
35:37
mixing Greek philosophy in with the Hebrew scriptures. Anyways, let
35:42
me get.
35:42
Speaker 5: Back to this.
35:43
Speaker 8: They used Ronald Reagan to make Christian values political and
35:47
this became the rise of what we know as Christian nationalism.
35:52
Speaker 5: Again.
35:53
Speaker 8: Christian nationalism asserts that the United States is a country
35:57
founded by and for Christians. It seeks to create and
36:01
maintain a legal fusion or blend of the Christian religion
36:05
with the nation's character. Advocates of Christian nationalism consider their
36:10
view of Christianity to be an integral part of the
36:13
country's identity, and they want the government to promote or
36:16
even enforce the religion's position within it. And this is
36:19
just another form of the social Gospel without the communist
36:23
aspect to it. There are many different beliefs that are
36:26
tied to it, but let's just keep it simple. The
36:28
Republican Party attached to Christian nationalism, and now you have
36:32
two different Christian churches in America using their belief in
36:36
Jesus to promote political and social reform.
36:40
Speaker 5: That's a simple way.
36:41
Speaker 8: And because it ideals within Christian nationalism of the Republican
36:45
Party and the Social Gospel movement of the Democratic Party
36:48
are also tied to racial demographics as well. The politics
36:52
became tied to race, and it was us first then,
36:55
and basically because Republicans were against the Democratic agenda, they
36:59
were now called racist. And let's not lie, many of
37:03
them were and still are racists. But it really doesn't
37:06
matter because it's all a game being played on both sides.
37:10
It's all leading to the same place, but you have
37:11
to understand the game. So on the other side, the
37:14
Negro community, they looked at Republicans as racists trying to
37:18
get them to go back to being not equal and
37:20
being slaves, and so they now wanted to fight against
37:23
them with every fiber of their being because in their
37:26
minds they aren't going back. So any idea that came
37:29
from the Republican Party was basically racist. And because of
37:33
how liberal the Democratic agenda was, the Republicans looked at
37:36
the Democrats as this godless and immoral and the Negro
37:39
community has just uneducated suckers, and don't forget, many of
37:43
them were racists. And this has been the fight for
37:46
the past forty years since Reagan. That's the unbiased summary.
37:52
It's the Social Gospel versus the Christian Nationalists all being
37:56
run and orchestrated by Masonic puppet masters. On both sides
37:59
of the eye, religion and politics have been merged, and
38:03
people have attached their faith to their politicians and they
38:06
are believing that their politicians will bring about the change
38:08
in the world that they desire. And every election, we
38:12
keep getting closer and closer to the New World agenda
38:14
than they have been steadily marching us towards. The Christian
38:18
nationalist movement is just a rebranded Social Gospel movement for
38:21
a demographic who didn't need help from the government, but
38:24
they wanted to keep America as a great nation. It
38:28
still has nothing to do with our Father, but because
38:31
they feel that they hold biblical values more than the Democrats,
38:35
they feel that they are on a morally higher ground.
38:38
And this all stems from the Social Gospel movement started
38:41
in the nineteenth century. What people don't recognize is that
38:46
this is all an agenda that is being orchestrated by
38:48
Masonic leaders who desire to spread the light of Lucifer.
38:51
The Social Gospel was taken on by Masonic ministers who
38:55
decided to share their version of Messiah to the world,
38:58
but twisted his purpose. The goal of Freemasonry is to
39:01
help bring about their Masonic Christ, who we know as
39:04
the Antichrist. In order for this to happen, the world
39:08
as a majority could not live in the truth, but
39:10
they had to be focused on a lie. And what
39:13
you see over time is that this social Gospel was
39:16
controlled by Masons from the beginning, who began to teach
39:19
a version of the Gospel that was more compatible with
39:22
the Masonic ideals of promoting brotherhood and acceptance of all.
39:26
They attached a mindset in the church that replaced the
39:29
idea of being about our father's will, of making our
39:32
will what matters, and having the belief that our Father
39:35
just co signs our goals regardless if they are about
39:38
him or not, and as we collectively follow it.
39:42
Speaker 5: They have been able to control our.
39:43
Speaker 8: Belief and move us through politics so that we are
39:46
tied to creating this new world. They have us trying
39:49
to create this world. That's what you're doing every time
39:52
you pick up a ballot. You're trying to create this
39:55
new world. You're trying to influence the world to come.
39:59
And so many people are so attached to their version
40:01
of it whether it's the Republican side of Christian nationalism
40:04
or the democratic side with the social Gospel, they are
40:07
all being led like puppets towards a social cataclysm that
40:10
will most likely transition into a race war that will
40:13
lead to a promotion of unity at the end and
40:16
acceptance of all, very similar to what happened during the
40:20
Civil Rights era.
40:21
Speaker 5: For examples that you can see today.
40:23
Speaker 8: I think one of the biggest examples of this social
40:25
Gospel are found with men like Jamal Bryant, who has
40:29
taken up the charge for the social Gospel in America.
40:32
Speaker 5: He is completely.
40:33
Speaker 8: Political, but then he attaches God or Jesus in when
40:36
it's convenient. I don't think I've ever heard him actually
40:38
teach biblical doctrine. It's just how to obtain something in
40:42
this world. He is all about the social political agenda
40:46
and setting a hard line against Republicans. Any minister or
40:49
pass it that you see talk about politics.
40:52
Speaker 5: In their churches.
40:53
Speaker 8: They're tied to the social Gospel, and the Negro church
40:56
is so blinded by the hate of Trump that they
40:58
move irrationally to doing dumb things like economic blackouts that
41:02
mean nothing, or boycotting target like it actually matters. I mean,
41:06
none of this has to do with our father. But
41:08
ask yourself why none of these people can see this
41:12
is because they are attached to a different religion that
41:15
just uses biblical influences in order to promote a completely
41:19
secular doctrine. And because nobody reads their Bible, nobody's able
41:22
to see that they're being played into a whole Satanic game.
41:26
But this is what is believed and followed within the
41:29
Negro churches today. But on the flip side, if you
41:32
want to see a practical example of Christian nationalism, there
41:35
is no better example than with Charlie Kirk. And so
41:38
when you hear about Charlie Kirk, you have to understand
41:41
that he is a representation of this Christian nationalist ideal
41:45
that these people have been fighting for since Reagan. And
41:48
they had a young man that they could identify with
41:50
that became the face of their beliefs.
41:53
Speaker 11: When he was president, young people were richer than ever before.
41:57
And he will do it again. Donald Trump is on
42:03
a rescue mission to revive your birthright. One your grandparents
42:09
and those before them gave everything to hand down to you.
42:17
Speaker 6: One.
42:18
Speaker 11: Your grandparents and those before them gave everything to hand
42:21
down to you.
42:23
Speaker 14: The Indian Removal Acts not only a major stain on
42:25
Jackson's lacy, it's a major staying on American history. Here
42:29
was the US federal government getting into what many could
42:32
call it ethnic cleansing.
42:34
Speaker 11: One your grandparents and those before them gave everything to
42:38
hand down to you.
42:39
Speaker 15: To keep black separate and powerless, Southern legislators passed what
42:43
became known as Jim Crow laws. They were named after
42:46
a song and dance routine called jump Jim Crow that
42:50
savagely mocked rural blacks and was performed by whites in blackface.
42:54
The laws themselves were even harder on blacks. Lawmakers could
42:59
not violate the fifteenth Amendment, which prohibited states from denying
43:02
anyone the right to vote because of race, so they
43:05
devised obstacles that blacks could not overcome. States pass laws
43:09
requiring voters to pay a tax or to prove that
43:12
they owned five hundred dollars worth of property. Other laws
43:15
required people to pass literacy tests before they could cast
43:18
a ballot. But the Southern states made sure there were
43:20
loopholes and these new laws for whites. One called the
43:24
Grandfather Clause, allowed whites to bypass the poll tax and
43:27
literacy tests. The law said if their grandfather had voted,
43:31
then they could vote one.
43:33
Speaker 11: Your grandparents and those before them gave everything to hand
43:37
down to you. And listen carefully, everybody. This is why
43:42
young men are the most conservative that they have been
43:45
in fifty years.
43:48
Speaker 8: You see, as I listened to all his clips, he
43:50
didn't really speak much about his biblical beliefs more than
43:53
that he believed in Jesus and whatnot. You've heard him
43:56
say that, yes, absolutely, But the deeper things about his faith,
43:59
like spirit warfare, what he believes is Christian faith is
44:02
leading to like en Times Bible prophecy, explaining against the
44:06
Masons and their Satanic influence.
44:07
Speaker 5: You never heard him speak about any of those things.
44:10
Speaker 8: Any of those things about who is actually against his
44:13
faith you hear nothing about. But because he said he
44:17
believes in Jesus and his views reflect the Christian nationalist view,
44:22
people just say that this is what being a good
44:24
Christian means, even though it has absolutely nothing, I mean
44:28
absolutely nothing to do with the scriptures.
44:32
Speaker 5: It is all actual Greek philosophy.
44:34
Speaker 8: It's their ethics and their morals that are masked by
44:37
Christianity and those that believe that this man represents the
44:41
biblical faith, are actually saying and declaring that they do
44:45
not truly know our Father yahwah, and they do not
44:48
accept his dominion in their life, and they are tied
44:51
to the God of this world. Because nothing about Christian
44:54
nationalism has to do with the scriptures, not one piece
44:57
of it. So when summarizing how this world is, most
45:02
of the Negro Church is tied to this social Gospel,
45:05
and most of the Maga Republicans are tied to Trump.
45:09
They're part of the Christian national movement, two major groups
45:12
of this country that are completely tied to a false
45:15
doctrine and false gospel that's tied to the antichrist new
45:19
world order and the mark of the Beast. That's where
45:21
it all leads. So let's deal with it. Is Christian
45:24
nationalism actually wrong? Yeah, it's wrong. There is nothing in
45:29
the Bible about supporting a nation with Christian values. Yeah,
45:33
you can make your own justified case for it, but
45:34
it doesn't mean that it's correct and that our Father
45:37
actually agrees with you. The only thing that our Messiah
45:40
told us about the future is that take heed that
45:44
no one deceives you, for many will come in my name,
45:47
saying I am the Messiah, and will deceive many. And
45:50
you will hear wars and rumors of wars. See that
45:53
you're not troubled. For all these things must come to pass.
45:57
But the end is not yet. For nation against nation,
46:01
and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines, pestilences,
46:04
and earthquakes and various places.
46:07
Speaker 5: All these are the beginning of sorrows.
46:09
Speaker 8: Then they will deliver you up to tribulation and kill you,
46:12
and you will be hated by all nations for my namesake.
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Speaker 5: Matthew, Chapter twenty four, verses four through nine.
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Speaker 8: So, first off, believing that there's going to be an
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actual nation in this world that is about our Messiah
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is completely against scripture. The only thing that we know
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is that nation will be against nation, and that's exactly
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what we are seeing in this world right now. He
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never told us to attach to it, but understand that
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these are the birth pangs showing that his kingdom is coming.
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That's what we should be focused on. Y'ahoshould told us
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how to pray in this manner. Therefore, pray our Father
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in heaven hollowed be your name, your kingdom come, Your
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will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.
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Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us
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our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And do not
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lead us into a temptation, but deliver us from the
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evil one. For yours is the kingdom and the power
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and the glory forever. Aman is MATTHW Chapter sixth verses
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nine through thirteen. He says, your kingdom come, your will
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be done. That's what we should be focusing on His kingdom.
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We shouldn't be trying to build our own Christian kingdom
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on earth without him.
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Speaker 11: Donald Trump is on a rescue mission to revive your
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birthright one your grandparents and those before them gave everything
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to hand down to you.
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Speaker 8: What does an American Christian nation that was built five
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freemasons who are pledged to spread the light of Lucifer,
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what does it have to do with our father's kingdom?
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Speaker 5: And that's what Christian national is attached to.
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Speaker 8: Just look at the clear history of the country, look
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at the pictures that they show, and the founding of
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it is not hidden. My point is that you're all
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fighting for a Satanic agenda that you think is holy.
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This nation is the literal representation of the end time
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nation a mystery Babylon. So the only thing that you
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can hope for is that what I just said is wrong.
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Because if what I'm saying is true, what do you
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think it means for your faith in your believe in
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God and Jesus when your life is devoted to the
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end Time's nation that our Father has declared judgment upon
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over two thousand years ago. If you don't have enough
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to discern this, what do you think that means about
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your overall faith? So I know why you wouldn't want
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to believe that this is mystery Babylon. But you're in
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a losing case with that either way. If you're attached
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to Christian nationalism, it's because you're not attached to Bible
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prophecy and all that our Father has actually declared about
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the future. You're living in a completely different Biblical mindset
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and you're being led to a climatic end because this
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country is falling apart. It looks like they're about to
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have a government shut down, and at some point both
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the left and the right are going to collide.
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Speaker 5: It's all by design.
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Speaker 8: All of you will fall for it because you're attached
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to things that have nothing to do with scripture. All
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this is leading to the beast of revelation, and I'm
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just trying to be one who educate you on the
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overall agenda so that some of you can wake up
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before it's too late for you.
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Speaker 5: No one on either side is saying these things to you.
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Speaker 8: There's just a bunch of echo chambers telling you what
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you already know and what you wanted to hear. I
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don't have a dog in this race at all. I
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don't care about your social gospel. I don't care about
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your fake Christian nationalist belief and it's all going to
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come to an end. It's all fake, it's not real.
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It's created by freemasons to steer groups and to first
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being tied to the God of this world, and then
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second leading both of these groups into a social cataclysm
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that produces the energy needed for justification of the new
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system that they desire to be built. You all are puppets,
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and no one is out here explaining to you how.
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Speaker 5: I'm just trying to do my part.
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Speaker 8: It is highly important that you wake up from this
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delusion and under you're being taken advantage of and being
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played like a tool. This is a tool that is
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a part of the matrix. Those attached to the politics
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of this world and attach to mindset about politically influencing
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this world to change, are attached to a different goal
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than our father has declared. You cannot do his will
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when you don't even know what it is, and you
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are attached to goals that are completely opposite it. Just
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because people are calling on Jesus and praising the name
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of Jesus does not mean that they will be coming
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into the kingdom. In fact, it's prophesied, not everyone who
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says to me at an e ad an eye shall
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enter the Kingdom of heaven. But he who does the
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will of my Father in heaven. Many will say to
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me in that day at any ad an, I, how
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we not prophesied in your name, cast out demons in
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your name, and done many wonders in your name.
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Speaker 5: And then I will declare to them, I never knew
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you the part from me.
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Speaker 8: You who practice lawlessness, as Matthew chapter seven, verses twenty
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one through twenty three, many calling on his name, doing
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many wonders in his name. But Yaousha says, he who
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does the will of my Father in heaven will enter
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into the kingdom. So imagine trying to tie your life
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to movements and objectives that have nothing to do with
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a father, voting for agendas that are completely against them.
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Thinking about a secular agenda that leads people to the beast.
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But you think you're attached to a father voting for
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the lesser of two evils. Many people think they are
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alliing to our father, but they're going to be rejected.
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And this Charlie Kirk agenda that everyone thinks that he
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is actually fighting for the kingdom. You have no idea
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what the kingdom is. You're fighting for politics. You're fighting
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for Trician nationalist ideals. That has nothing to do with
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the scriptures. And if you believed it did, is because
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you do not know our father. And maybe that's alarming
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to you, and maybe that puts you off. I'm just
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telling you the truth here to make you go back
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to the scriptures, go back to Genesis, and start reading
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your Bible from the beginning. You're not hearing me, follow me.
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I'm telling you go back to the scriptures and read
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it like your life depends on it, because pretty soon
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you're going to be led to the beast if you
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do not get things together your Christian nationalist agendas. It's
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going to lead you to help you trying to make
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America great again. Says you hate our Father because this
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land is mystery Babylon, and our Father prophesied judgment against
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this land before it ever existed. Imagine being one who
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says you love our Father in heaven, but yet you
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want to see the longevity and prosperity of Mystery Babylon.
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Speaker 5: This attitude will lead to your rejection.
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Speaker 8: And this is your time. It's almost up. You need
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to make a wise decision about what you're following and
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what you're attached to.
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Speaker 5: And I already get that many of.
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Speaker 8: You that are watching you're gonna get offended and you're
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not gonna listen. So the video was a for you.
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But you can never say that you were never told
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these things. The only thing that matters is our Father's will.
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And I promise you that your Christian nationalism has nothing
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to do with it. Come out of it and be
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set free, because if you do not know now, you're
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soon gonna know that the Kingdom of Yahoua, Oh, it's
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truly at hand.
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Speaker 5: Be ready for it and be blessed.
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Speaker 5: I love you all.