To look at a person, man or women one must look at...

2008-11-10T21:53:00.000-08:00

To look at a person, man or women one must look at the roots - Andrew Carnige the steel magnet was a protoge of the Rothchilds whose corruption knows no bounds. I find it hard to accept that earning a fortune on the crushing and satanic beliefs of his mentors. This man was a godly man. He would have earned his money at the hands of satan and would have enjoyed all the satanic fruits of it.

I read the essay, “The Coming Caesars” by John W. ...

2007-09-30T16:13:00.000-07:00

I read the essay, “The Coming Caesars” by John W. Whitehead, 1981, in the book “Freedom and Capitalism, Essays on the Christian Politics and Economics” by John W Robbins. It is a very revealing essay about the involvement of the IRS in the church affairs. There is a glaring omission in the discussion of the separation of church and state.

The church invited the state, the IRS in this case, to oversee their financial affairs when they applied for non-profit status so that charitable gifts are tax deductible when given to the church or non-profit. There is no such thing recorded in the Bible and in fact from the parable of the so called Good Samaritan, Jesus has given us the example of charitable giving and to whom it is given. It seems we have become a church with individual believers that have become so enmeshed in the systems of this world that we use our charitable gifts to pay less tax. It has become a tax strategy to stave off the consequences of allowing the government to tax us.

The parable of the Good Samaritan is a classic that when looked at carefully can teach us about our individual responsibility for caring for the sick, the downtrodden, and the hurting people who we come across personally.

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To look at a person, man or women one must look at...

I read the essay, “The Coming Caesars” by John W. ...