Silenced by the Son

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“Now have come the salvation and the power and the kingdom of our God, and the authority of His Christ.  For the accuser of our brothers, who accuses them before our God day and night, has been hurled down.” – Revelation 12:10

Salvation, power and authority are ours, as kids of His Kingdom, by the sacrifice supplied by His Son, Jesus.  Because Jesus died on our behalf, the accusations uttered day and night by the deceiver are dismissed.  The head of hell has been hurled from heaven, and we have been freed from false witness against us.

There is no power or authority in heaven or on earth who can compare to the Creator of all.  Our hope is the promised presence of our Provider, and our help is held in the holy hands of God.  Though chaos will come, for it is seemingly inevitable, we will not be crushed…

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When there is no God… life, death and everything in between is in your own hands. These are scary people thinking scary thoughts.

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Apartheid is not just a South African tragedy, the term apartheid (a policy or practice to segregate) has a distinct parallel with eugenics (selective segregation through breeding & bioethics), because both seek to segregate what has been deemed to be ‘bad’ from the ‘good’.

Eugenics is in and on the minds of many, particularly over-intellectualized professors, doctors and the like, since the opening of the Paralympic Games recently. Morally charged debates of a life issue that killed millions in the not so distant past are being rehashed at this moment. Is eugenics being reconsidered?

The answer is that eugenics was never NOT considered.

The International Eugenics Congress took place THREE times before Nazi German rose. The first Congress (1912) was attended by Winston Churchill and the son of Charles Darwin. There was an American exhibit sponsored by the American Breeders’ Association (founded 1903), which at the time was about…

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