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CLICK HERE to buy Mere Christianity By C.S. Lewis / HarperOne Arguably the 20th century's most influential Christian writer, C.S. Lewis sought to explain and defend the beliefs that nearly all Christians at all times hold in common. His simple yet deeply profound...
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You are a slave.
You’ve been given rights and told you were free, but you’re still a slave.
You cannot be on this planet without having a master, and each master has their limits on what they allow you to do.
You cannot transfer ownership without one master agreeing to own you and another to let you go.
And what the WEF wants, is to own all the slaves.
Once you see this for what it really is, you understand how true it is when the Bible talks about slaves and masters.
I don’t believe the Bible ever indicated that we were free, except in Jesus. Jesus very clearly told us that we cannot serve two masters. We would hate one and love the other.
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Everything that has been, is, and will be is the result of words that tell a story.
Every story needs a storyteller, a creator that carefully places all the right words in the specific sentences, in the proper paragraphs, and in the correct chapters.
All to make sure the story makes sense and is shared.
Tyranny exists because YOU allow it to. Because all you desire is food and pleasure. If the enemy controls that, they control you. At first, the enemy convinced you that God didn't exist. Then the enemy said, if you need God, that makes you weak. And now the enemy...
If you don’t do what you ought, you’ll lose the freedom to do what you want.
People choose slavery. It’s not forced upon them.
Most freedom fighters are too busy fighting for what they’re against, and that’s why they lose. Fighting against something wears you out. It breaks you down. And sooner or later, you give up. That’s exactly what the enemy wants.
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