Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Satan Called A Meeting

Satan called a worldwide convention of demons.
In his opening address he said, 'We can't keep Christians from going to church.'
'We can't keep them from reading their Bibles and knowing the truth.'
'We can't even keep them from forming an intimate relationship with their
saviour.'
'Once they gain that connection with Jesus, our power over them is broken.'
'So let them go to their churches; let them have their covered dish dinners, BUT steal their time, so they don't have time to develop a relationship with Jesus Christ..'
'This is what I want you to do,' said the devil:
'Distract them from gaining hold of their Saviour and maintaining that vital connection throughout their day!'
'How shall we do this?' his demons shouted.
'Keep them busy in the non-essentials of life and invent innumerable schemes to occupy their minds,' he answered.
'Tempt them to spend, spend, spend, and borrow,borrow, borrow.'

'Persuade the wives to go to work for long hours and the husbands to work
6-7 days each week, 10-12 hours a day, so they can afford their empty
lifestyles.'
'Keep them from spending time with their children.'
'As their families fragment, soon, their homes will offer no escape from the pressures of work!'
'Over-stimulate their minds so that they cannot hear that still, small voice.'
'Entice them to play the radio or cassette player whenever they drive.' To keep the TV, VCR, CDs and their PCs going constantly in their home and see to it that every store and restaurant in the world plays non-biblical music constantly.'
'This will jam their minds and break that union with Christ.'
'Fill the coffee tables with magazines and newspapers.'
'Pound their minds with the news 2 4 hours a day.'
'Invade their driving moments with billboards.'
'Flood their mailboxes with junk mail, mail order catalogs, sweepstakes, and every kind of newsletter and promotional offering free products, services and false hopes..'
'Keep skinny, beautiful models on the magazines and TV so their husbands will believe that outward beauty is what's important, and they'll become dissatisfied with their wives. '
'Keep the wives too tired to love their husbands at night.'
'Give them headaches too! '
'If they don't give their husbands the love they need, they will begin to look elsewhere.'
'That will fragment their families quickly!'
'Give them Santa Claus to distract them from teaching their children the real meaning of Christmas.'
'Give them an Easter bunny so they won't talk about his resurrection and power over sin and death.'
'Even in their recreation, let them be excessive.'
'Have them return from their recreation exhausted.'
'Keep them too busy to go out in nature and reflect on God's creation. Send them to amusement parks, sporting events, plays,concerts, and movies instead.'
'Keep them busy, busy, busy!'
'And when they meet for spiritual fellowship,involve them in gossip and small talk so that they leave with troubled consciences.'
'Crowd their lives with so many good causes they have no time to seek power from Jesus.'
'Soon they will be working in their own strength, sacrificing their health and family for the good of the cause.'
'It will work!'
'It will work!'
It was quite a plan!
The demons went eagerly to their assignments causing Christians everywhere to get busier and more rushed, going here and there.
Having little time for their God or their families.
Having no time to tell others about the power of Jesus to change lives.
I guess the question is, has the devil been successful in his schemes?
You be the judge!!!!!
Does 'BUSY' mean:
B-eing U-nder S-atan's Y-oke?
Fist Tap Joan From TSO

7 comments:

J.C. said...

Jesus was an ignorant and mostly unaware person that walked around tricking people into thinking he had moral authority.

He was young and stupid and got in over his head.

He said he came to fulfill the law.

The law originally came from Babylon as a made up story that was contrived to make people work and die for the upper caste/class.
Origin of the Political/Price System TNAT TheNorthAmericanTechnate

Anonymous said...

Wait one damn minute here. Let me see if I've got this right. You've spent months denigrating me for suggesting as a Black man that Black people do not hold the upper hand in the power dynamic that is white supremacy. And then you come out here as a self proclaimed Christian and suggest that the devil has all the power?

WTF!?!?!?!?!?!?! That's some hypocritical B.S. for you.

J.C. said...

Exodus.. do not expect belief system people to make sense. They don't.
Opinions are never fact.
People that believe are always stuck with opinions and never facts.

There is no accounting for belief.
Even though religion does not and never will make sense .. many people believe anyway.
Religion is a set of opinions devised to control people. Mostly to keep them working .. fighting and dying for the power elite.
It is a slave system invented by the political establishment.

It has always in actual fact been a construct to control people. Only an inside joke.
The mechanism of the power elite.

Denmark Vesey said...

"and then you come out here as a self proclaimed Christian and suggest that the devil has all the power?" Exodus


Exodus ... Exodus ... Exodus .. Mentality.

How in the hell did you get from point (a) to point Crenshaw n Slauson?

That's a stretch young fella.

"devil has ALL the power"?

If that is your interpretation of this meditation on distraction, you need to read it again.

This time cut off your TV, radio, Google News, and iPod.

You just looking for a reason to attribute all power to white folks aint you?

Denmark Vesey said...

"People that believe are always stuck with opinions and never facts. " Skip Sievert


Skip ... Skip ... Skip ... Secular High Priest of the Technate

LOL. Speaks as if his entire existence isn't built upon a "belief".

Skip. I don't "Believe" anything.

I simply accept the best available explanation.

Your Quixotic attempt to "prove" there is no God, is like a deaf man trying to prove there is no music.

The allegorical use of Satan in this story is far more relevant than your allegorical use of Energy Coupons.

Anonymous said...

I promise you I was not distracted by any of the above when I read this post. And I have never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever tried to attribute all power to white folks. Don't confuse the issue. And perhaps I misspoke when I said the meditation gave "all" power to the devil.

But you are deluding yourself if you don't think that supposedly uplifting piece doesn't present that the "devil" has significant power to control and effect the thoughts words and deeds of "Christians" even while it acknowledges that it is not an all encompassing power.

That has been MY point about GSWS from day one, and I think you know that full well in spite of your incessant efforts to portray my position in a much less flattering light. And now you are making essentially the same point in relationship to ideals that you subscibe to and you are not bright enough to recognize the hypocrisy?

I know better than that. Be a man and call a spade a spade.

J.C. said...

It is interesting that many have tried to co-opt our information and try to turn it into part of some belief system they are already programmed with.

That does no one a favor. One of the most comical of that group are the ones that equate the Technate design as a religious movement.
Why ? Because they do not understand the design and want to turn it into something that they may have been burned or rewarded with in the past.
This seems odd but many people consider science to be a kind of belief system which it is not.
These same people insist that Technocrats ''believe'' in the program from the Technical Alliance.
It really does not work that way though.
Many people do not seem to understand the meaning of the word secular these days.
Science does not use religion in any choice making ... because religion is based on belief .. while science is only the next most probable.
Opinions are never fact. People are stuck with their opinions and there is no accounting for an opinion.

~Secular ~

1. Worldly rather than spiritual.
2. Not specifically relating to religion or to a religious body: secular music.
3. Relating to or advocating secularism.
4. Not bound by monastic restrictions, especially not belonging to a religious order. Used of the clergy.
5. Occurring or observed once in an age or century.
6. Lasting from century to century.