What IS the world coming to? I mean, are these really the so-called "end times?" Will the earth really be destroyed?
That's what many on the "Christian" Right say, and they also claim that only "born again" and "saved" Christians will survive and be delivered to their heavenly reward.
Religious zealots are not the only ones, either. A 2003 TIME-CNN poll found that more than 33 percent of Americans say they are paying more attention now to how the news might relate to the end of the world, and have talked about what the Bible has to say on the subject. At least 59 percent of Americans say they believe the events in the Book of Revelation are "going to come true," and nearly 25 percent think the Bible predicted the September 11, 2001, attack on America.
Those on the Christian Right also claim that God is on their side in the partisan political power struggle, and a lot of them have been able to gain positions of political power largely because of their claim of "religious" justification. In fact, their claim that God is on their side has gone a long way in garnering support from enough voters to put them in power and keep them there.
However, I've recently learned the truth, which is that Judeo-Christian prophecy actually foretells the end of the age and the beginning of a new age, when a new "kingdom" will be established on the earth, which shall last forever, never to be destroyed.
The truth is also that most right-wing conservatives who pretend to be religious are hypocrites who serve "mammon" (material wealth), to use an appropriate Christian term. And that goes for George W. Bush and Pat Robertson, and all others who agree with and support them.
The problem has been that no one has successfully exposed their hypocrisy. They’ve gotten away with it because of the acquiescence of faithful, good people (who tend to be kind, humble, non-judgmental, non-aggressive and forgiving), and also because of the apathy of too many others. That has enabled proud, aggressive, militant hypocrites to gain and hold political power. And that, frankly, is a large part of the reason why Republicans rule.
Well, now someone has articulated the truth very well and turned the tables on the Religious Right and all others on the New Right (Reaganites and Bushies). The author’s work is supported not only with scriptural evidence that completely exposes them, but also with researched-based statistics and documented facts that expose the divisiveness, corruption, inequity and unfairness of our whole political-economic system.
The work is titled Real Prophecy Unveiled: Why the Christ Will Not Come Again, And Why the Religious Right Is Wrong. The title refers to the fact that the word Apocalypse actually means "lifting of the veil."
This three-volume work speaks with such authority that it will render the greedy rich and the proud and the militant powerless, and it will enable the humble and the meek to inherit the earth. In fact, it"s about the fulfillment of real prophecy and it exposes the false beliefs and myths that have caused so much conflict and division and led so many people astray.
The anonymous author says that when enough people get the message, a new reformation will enable all religions to reach consensus and enable the people to finally establish government that is actually of, by, and for the people, so we will never again be ruled by a partisan pretender to the "throne." Instead we will share it as equal joint heirs. And that, the author submits, is what real prophecy is all about ... the empowerment of the people and the end of ANY form of monarchy (including the presidency).
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