The Biggest (and Actual) Conspiracy of Them All

 I think it may have been Dave Chapelle who quipped that he "is a conspiracy theorist - to a point". If he didn't say that about himself, I will say it about myself.

To admit that you believe in conspiracies is kind of odd. I don't believe in conspiracies for the most part. I do have an interest in a lot of the theories. The one conspiracy I believe in, I believe in.

When I tell you that the main theory I believe in is satanic, don't walk away just yet. I have proof that will even stand up for some non-Bible believers.

The general theory I believe in is that there is a conspiracy and it's not just against the rich or poor or black or white or one-percenters or ninety-nine percenters - it's against all mankind.

For those of you who are not Bible believers, ask yourself if there is no conspiracy - or are no conspiracies - why isn't the world getting better as we humans become more "advanced"? Why haven't we solved the problems of poverty, crime, social abuse, and so on? If we are "evolving" (as many people seem to accept as a truth), why are we not evolving into a better species?

I will just leave that one there for some of you to think about. For those of you not opposed to hearing about the satanic part of this, read on.

The Satanic Conspiracy is also one waged against all mankind. My most-admired Bible teacher, the late Chuck Missler, would often say something to the effect that we are all pawns in a war between Good and Evil. Some of us understand that and have actively chosen a side. Some people are passive - which puts them on the side of Evil by default.

There is no excuse for the consenting human to not be aware of this great war.

The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shows his handiwork. Day unto day utters speech, and night unto night reveals knowledge. There is no speech nor language where their voice is not heard (Psalm 19:1-3).

While that reads beautifully and poetically, it is a scientific truth. The men and women who study the skies and the earth can in no other way explain the glories described. Those of us who don't have academic backgrounds in these areas only have to look up and around to understand the truth.

Satan's agenda is that we not acknowledge a Divine Creator but strive to explain Him away - or become like Him. That was Satan's original goal - to become God - and he's been working ever since to infect us with the same sinful wish.

If there is no God, then there would be no struggle for Satan (and man) to ever strive to become "godlike". Men would be naturally content. We wouldn't have wonder and curiosity and a love of beauty or a wish for happiness. We would just be.

So, the biggest conspiracy is the one that started when Satan fell and began enticing man to "fall" with him. If you want to believe otherwise, you have no one to convince but yourself.

Peace

--Free

Evolution? #ELIF - Part One (Chicken and Egg)

 Q: Which came first - the protein or the DNA? (I think of this like I do "which came first, the chicken or the egg?")

My answer is that protein and DNA were created together when God created man. 

As Chuck Missler points out in one of his Bible study sessions on the Book of Genesis (specifically this video), you can't have DNA without protein and you can't have protein without DNA. So how else does one solve that dilemma?

If the video is removed, you 

can search for and or part of

 Chuck Missler Genesis Session 06 Ch 1 20 23 Day Five

As far as the chicken and the egg, the chicken came first. God created the animals and those animals began to reproduce. The same would go for parents and children.

And God said, "Let the land produce living creatures according to their kinds: livestock, creatures that move along the ground, and wild animals, each according to its kind." And it was so.

God made the wild animals according to their kinds, the livestock according to their kinds, and all the creatures that move along the ground according to their kinds. And God saw that it was good.

Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, in our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air, over the livestock, over all the earth, [2] and over all the creatures that move along the ground."

So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.

God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air and over every living creature that moves on the ground."

Evolutionists, explain to me what you believe and why.

Peace

--Free

Evolution? #ELIF Explain Like I'm Five

 When I talk to most people who don't believe in God, it's because they think the Bible is a book of fables and myths. 

I've heard all the usual things from non-believers about God. They call Him "the old man in the sky" or refer to Him as mean and unloving and unjust. 

When checking Twitter recently - mainly to see if the rumors of its demise were possibly true - I saw this:

Many, many agnostics and atheists present arguments to do with people being "good" or "bad", poor, sick, sad, etc. They wonder how a loving God could "allow" such situations as the rich getting away with things or the poor being mistreated. 

The main argument I hear from some people right in my own family has to do with sexuality. "Why does a loving God hate gays?" is one I've heard several times. One person I am close to has decided that their gay lifestyle is just fine with God.

Probably the main thing I hear from people in online forums has to do with evolution. A lot of people can't bring themselves to even consider the idea of a Creator God. They can easier believe in the "Big Bang".

I can talk about all those other things another time but, I want to deal with evolution in the next few (or more) posts. In my opinion, evolution is harder to believe in than anything. To me, evolution is almost a ridiculous theory. Even when I was in school, hearing about a Creator God in church and being taught evolution in school, neither idea seemed to outweigh the other. Of course, I was young and had never thought critically about either belief.

This is what I want to hear from people who believe in evolution to do: Explain like I'm five (thanks Reddit) why you believe in evolution. Or why you don't believe in a Creator God? And I want details.

I've said before, here and elsewhere, that my faith is not blind. I don't believe based on feelings or emotions. I do feel joyful that I have come to believe in God. Without that belief, I would have no hope outside of living this life here on earth. It's not been a really bad life, but if this is all there is to be, how sad that would make me.

So the next posts will all be some of my questions and some of my opinions.

Peace

--Free