[arasina]

The scary comeback among ethicists and atheists of a modern eugenics movement coupled with the belief that Judeo Christian followers and noncompliants are like a spoke in the wheel hindering the future will not end well. I have no doubt many people we know and associate with are not far from acceding that those who won’t go along with the program need to be made to or simply go away if that is the only solution to not having to hear their doubts and or unbelief. Genocide will be seen as the only humane thing to do for the good of the everybody.

You and I think along the same lines, Sheapdog. People today (some in my own family included) seem to think "it" can't happen in their lifetimes. I tried to give Solzhenitzen's "Warning To The West" book to one of my sisters and she didn't want to read it because the speeches were given in the 1970s. This is an intelligent and well-read individual, mind you; she willfully donned blinders and inserted earplugs because she doesn't want to read or hear anything that might indicate to a thinking person that godbama's agenda is evil.

[Sheapdog]

I meant to say like a stick stuck in the spokes of a wheel.

I’m in my thirties and the hatred and remarks I’m hearing occasionally from people at the bar or from a few atheist friends/ acquaintances is pretty disturbing. Bill Mahar said we need to get rid of the right people. Bill Gates advocates some crazy eugenic stuff also. The numbers of people that buy into the world being overpopulated is tremendous. This all paves the way to look at people as an arbitrary economic unit without the dignity our Judeo-Christian heritage valued.

I know many church going Christians who scoff at any hint of doom and gloom right now. As much ignorance as a desire to be blind for reasons I think are along the lines of wanting to enjoy each day without negativity getting in the way. Truth is - it’s gonna be harder on people like this.

Everyone’s different and as vessels meant for different purposes and I can’t say who is for real; I leave that for God.

It truly is like the days of Noah and if judgment begins at the house of the Lord we have a flood coming.

People are so ignorant right now I see statements where it is presumed Christians are not supposed to hate anything.

As if Christians are not supposed to hate sin - God hates sin. How unloving and unGodlike to hate something that is evil? How arrogant to suppose one can presume to judge anything in this relativistic world. Who is one to say what is sin? To pose these questions will make people grit their teeth like John McCain when he gets angry.

Enough of my rambling