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“What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us?” – Romans 8:31
Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Julius Caesar, Hannibal Barca, King David: Take us back to the “Good ole’ days” where leaders who started wars physically led their warriors in the frontlines. Now they brainwash their youth into thinking they are fighting for “freedom” and “martyrdom,” instead of fighting for the pockets of the rich.
This begs the question: was there a snap in the historical pattern of wars?
Usually, you can tie history to the present when it comes to war. especially tactically, strategically, motivationally, and powerfully. However, this has all changed in the present time. A man wants to fight for their homeland, for their “king,” for their family, and freedom. It is a humanistic inherent trait to defend virtue. Historically, this was why men fought; now it is propagandized to make you believe you are fighting for these things.
“The greatest lie the Devil ever told was to make you think he isn’t there.”
If I were to ask you why wars happen, big or small, domestic or foreign, you would probably say a political aspect. Maybe to keep the “bad guys” out or to gain economic advantage. However, there are spiritual undertones in all wars. The majority of the public would disagree to war due to the new age of atheism. If you told someone that there is no God, and then started a war for religious reasons, there would be true riots in the street.
With the fake layer of politics as a cover-up for war, the rich can get richer and the good man down the street will throw on his camouflage for his country.
This is the beauty of politics, the rats can scramble in their cage thinking they are making a difference, while spiritually, the war continues. But they don’t believe in spirit.
thank you, Darwin.
Did you know historical great minds believed in a God until Darwin came along?
Honestly, I believe that if the politicians who created wars fought in them, people would actually feel purposeful. But now there is no purpose behind it.
Every task is a fight against good vs. evil, fleshly urge vs. spiritual purity, light vs. dark. When you live your life embodying God, you won’t get so worked up about the fake propaganda layers that are electrically frying us every day. You start to feel purpose, understand that the “big political stuff” is a massive joke, and become grateful for your situation.
You fight a war every day in your head; Will I shine the Lord’s light upon others today? Or will I run on my hamster wheel until I die?
Everything is spiritual, nothing is political.
