Theological Conspiracy Theory?

Question

Ok – I know this makes me a kook but here goes.

I believe there is a horrible group conspiring to plot the downfall of the values of freedom/liberty loving countries. Their conspiracy targets, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, families, heterosexual marriage, the value of having children, fidelity, a free and decent market, etc.

This group espouses free love, politically correct speech only, secular public speech only, family as burden, Marriage as relative in regard to sexual preference, Government control of finance/market/health/speech/etc., degradation of freedoms, oppression of religion, relative fidelity, sexual ambivalence, etc.

This group has existed for ages, surviving governmental changes, wars, etc. They are highly organized, studying human weakness (individually and as groups) and the best way to exploit weaknesses. Using advances in status, technology, etc. against the public good. They are cleaver, and patient allowing for changes to be slow to dull the public’s aversions to the change in values.

This group – Satan and his fallen angels. While Politians, media, religious leaders, and others are used by Satan as “useful idiots,” these corporeal groups do not conspire together. There is a conspiracy to devalue the human experience and it is neither Republicans nor Democrats, these, and the media, are some of the tools of Satan.

I am not surprised to see a calculated attack on values from republicans, democrats, and the media. Whereas these groups could not possibly coordinate a vast conspiracy, but Satan and his angels can.

I believe in God so I also believe in a coordinated effort for good, which is why we still have freedom loving countries!

Ok – that’s my theory – what do you think?

Lokie

Answer 1

naw -- you don't believe this -- your flushing the trump!

you wanna see who will respond to this.

I see what you are playing at.

Darn you!

Answer 2

somebody or christian sect (or any sect) that damns everybody to hell is incorrect. we are to stay stable lives, shop on with the ten commandments, not decide, turn the different cheek, etc - this does not propose damning different to hell whether or not they're believers or not. each soul will take delivery of the certainty in some unspecified time contained sooner or later of their lives (even whether it fairly is two seconds after death), and finally, that soul makes the call as to the place they might choose for to pass. The soul will the two have faith and repent or would be boastful and refuse - so as that soul would recognize the place it is going in accordance with it rather is decision. those religious sects who damn all and sundry to hell do not something yet supply christians a bad call. maximum fundamentalists pass loopy with this and that's a sin - it fairly is self righteous and incorrect.

Answer 3

Funny I believe that a group that you described exists. Only difference is I feel the same but without the religion part thrown in

Most know them as Big Brother/Illumanait/ New World Order

Answer 4

I think you're right, but I'm pretty sure that the "religious right" is in on it too. Not just the Democrats.

Bush and policies have actually set into motion mandatory ID by 2009 (aka REAL ID Act passed in 2005) and single unified North American Union by 2010 (aka Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America). Kind of sounds like the Mark of the Beast, right? This was by Bush's hand, mind you.

Something about wolves in sheep's clothing.

Your best bet is to vote out government interference in your life by voting in the anti-Federalist Ron Paul.

God wants us to be free people. Free from the tyranny imposed by governments, religious and educational institutions, the media, and banks.

God wants us to think for ourselves.

The entire political machine (both Democrat and Republican) is in on this.

"Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God."

Answer 5

I think our forefathers recognized the validity of such a Conspiracy theory, which is why the US Constitution still works so well.

Answer 6

I think you need psychiatric counseling. This is why religious superstition should never be allowed a place in government. Thought like this has lead to wars, rumors of wars and the instability of nations. A system based on emotional hallucinations has brought more misery and hate into and onto humanity than all other posits combined.

Answer 7

I've discovered if I turn my tinfoil hat a little to the left I see things much clearer. Godspeed.

Answer 8

I agree completely.