To my readers, I say sorry I haven’t had time to write, but instead have been handing out my QR cards by the hundreds, knowing that things are only going to get worse from here on in. Things like New York City electing a Muslim Mayor. While in Minnesota, Christianity is being slowly replaced by Islam, and soon we may all hear the Muslim call to worship five times a day from minarets throughout that once great city. Thank God that Texas Governor Abbott has quashed (so far) the desire of Muslims to build a huge Mosque in Texas and so usurp the faith of our founding fathers – Christianity.
The Muslim religion respects no one and is more evangelical than Christians. Furthermore, they are not afraid of death and instead embrace it (while surprisingly, most Christians fear death without cause). Furthermore, we Christians are, for the most part, cowardly in sharing our faith. Already now, some are speculating that within ten years, Muslims will have taken over the country, as they have secret cells all across the country. Today, after the Muslim win in New York, I can see that if we Christians don’t share the Gospel willingly and without fail, we may lose our Christian country altogether because of our apathy.
Today, while handing out my QR cards, I encountered a woman from Sweden who told me she was here to escape from her homeland, which was being taken over by Muslims, just like they took over Lebanon and are making moves to overtake England and France. She then thanked me profusely for my evangelical card. God forbid that Sharia law should happen here in America, where it’s already taken root.
Although we Christians will probably be whisked away in the rapture of the church, many friends and neighbors will be left behind, and worst of all, our very family members and grandchildren.
I’ve got to go now to distribute another batch of QR cards warning others about the end times in which we live and how to prepare.
Books:
Having heard various takes on Albert Einstein’s Faith or lack thereof, I grabbed the book I Am Part of Infinity by Kierian Fox from the public library’s nonfiction shelf. This man has always fascinated me, although I know absolutely nothing about quantum physics (nor do I care to learn about it now). What I want to learn is about what other men, namely, what Biblical prophets and other learned men had to say about God and His doings.
Don’t worry, I’m trusting only in the Bible for inspiration and instruction; I’m not impressed with other men’s thoughts or flights of fancy. If the Bible doesn’t say it, then I simply don’t believe a thing to be true; case closed.
However, seeing this book on the shelf in the library, I was intrigued by the title of it (I Am Part of Infinity) with a photograph of Albert Einstein on the cover. After reading the first few pages, I almost set the book aside, believing that Albert was at best an agnostic – a man from whom I would gain no insight or confirmation of God’s existence that he might have harbored. I almost gave up on him. But then I determined to read on, as I might learn something from this extraordinary genius.
First, I was surprised that he felt remorse for having opened the way for Nuclear Fission and repented of his supposed wrongdoing after the Second World War. Albeit Albert was not a perfect man and couldn’t – like the rest of us – be. Nevertheless, he postulated some very good theories in his prodigious writings (he wrote a lot and kept a diary, no less).
Einstein contended that no one has the right to withdraw from the world of action at a time when civilization faces its supreme test. Einstein’s challenge to each and every one of us was to channel the prodigious creative power that permeated all things and put it to use for pure purposes, saying, “We cannot stand aside and let God do it.” He insisted, whatever there is of God and goodness in the universe, it must work itself out and express itself through US.”
Far too many Christians sit on their hands waiting for the rapture to happen. Little do they know that they will have to answer for their slothfulness and lack of love for their fellow man or even God – their maker.
Religious people, like their heathen brothers, are capable of many unsavory things. However, the Apostle Paul tells us, “It is no longer I who sins, but sin that dwells in me.” We are never perfect but are becoming sanctified by the Holy Spirit as time goes on, and after we have received Christ. That is why I – like Einstein – will not put fleshly fallible men on a pedestal.
He lived to tell of the holocaust that was allowed and propagated by so-called Christian people – and as a Jew, he saw the hypocrisy of corrupt Jewish priests up close. I, for one, can forgive him for that final assumption experienced and seen by rational eyes.
I stopped reading after I finally concluded that the writer was tooting his own horn by knowing all the prominent thinkers of the past. The one thing that stopped me cold was him saying that East Indian holy men could put themselves into trances and not eat for days. So what! I’m thinking – how did that kind of evil behavior ever benefit anyone? Plus, India is one of the most stinking, squalid, and illiterate places on Earth – and these so-called holy men who picked at their belly buttons while contemplating life did nothing to alleviate the suffering of their fellow men. Surely, they and their gods were worthless.
YBIC
Jim Towers
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