Evidence for God from Science

A further challenge for the national Russian identity is connected to the processes we observe outside of Russia. They include foreign policy, moral, and other aspects. We see that many Euro-Atlantic states have taken the way where they deny or reject their own roots, including their Christian roots which form the basis of Western civilization.

In these countries, the moral basis and any traditional identity are being denied - national, religious, cultural, and even gender identities are being denied or relativised. There, politics treats a family with many children as juridically equal to a homosexual partnership; faith in God is equal to faith in Satan. The excesses and exaggerations of political correctness in these countries indeed leads to serious consideration for the legitimization of parties that promote the propaganda of paedophilia.

The people in many European states are actually ashamed of their religious affiliations and are indeed frightened to speak about them. Christian holidays and celebrations are abolished or "neutrally" renamed, as if one were ashamed of those Christian holidays. With this method one hides away the deeper moral value of those celebrations.

And these countries try to force this model onto other nations, globally. I am deeply convinced that this is a direct way to the degradation and primitivization of culture. This leds to deeper demographic and moral crisis in the West.

What can be better evidence for the moral crisis of human society in the West than the loss of its reproductive function? And today nearly all "developed" Western countries cannot survive reproductively, not even with the help of migrants.

Without the moral values that are rooted in Christianity and other world religions, without rules and moral values which have formed, and been developed, over millennia, people will inevitably lose their human dignity and become brutes. And we think it is right and natural to defend and preserve these Christian moral values.

One has to respect the right of every minority to self-determination, but at the same time there cannot and must not be any doubt about the rights of the majority.

At the same time as this process plays out at a national level in the West, we observe on an international level the attempts to create a unipolar, unified model of the world, to relativise and remove institutions of international rights and national sovereignty. In such a unipolar, unified world there is no place for sovereign states. Such a world needs merely vassals.

From a historical perspective, such a unipolar world would mean the surrender of one's own identity and of God-created diversity.

IceMobster wrote:Time to learn Russian, I believe.

нет проблем!

Христос родился!!

Jac3510 wrote:

IceMobster wrote:Time to learn Russian, I believe.

нет проблем!

Христос родился!!

Lo siento pero yo ya estoy trabajando en espaniol và việt.

Hortator wrote:This is probably a controversial view, but are we sure Vladimir Putin is as bad as we think he is?

I mean, according to prophecy, Israel will be threatened from the east (Islam) and the north (Russia/more Islam?) but maybe Putin is not the Ba'al we're looking for?

Hortator wrote:This is probably a controversial view, but are we sure Vladimir Putin is as bad as we think he is?

abelcainsbrother wrote:I agree,according to bible prophecy Russia will lead a coalition of Islamic nations in a war against Israel and nobody helps Israel,including the US,UK,etc and yet Israel wins this war because God himself will helps them win. But they seem to be no threat to the US,only Israel.

edwardmurphy wrote:

abelcainsbrother wrote:I agree,according to bible prophecy Russia will lead a coalition of Islamic nations in a war against Israel and nobody helps Israel,including the US,UK,etc and yet Israel wins this war because God himself will helps them win. But they seem to be no threat to the US,only Israel.

Where does the Bible mention Russia, Islam, the US, or the UK?

edwardmurphy wrote:

Hortator wrote:This is probably a controversial view, but are we sure Vladimir Putin is as bad as we think he is?

He's the autocratic leader of a powerful nation that wants to become more powerful and is willing to use military force, espionage, assassination, cyber warfare, and who knows what else in order to become so. So yes, he's a threat to his neighbors, to American interests, and to global stability. He's damned sure not our friend in any sense of the word. Whether or not that makes him "bad" is a matter of perspective.

edwardmurphy wrote:

abelcainsbrother wrote:I agree,according to bible prophecy Russia will lead a coalition of Islamic nations in a war against Israel and nobody helps Israel,including the US,UK,etc and yet Israel wins this war because God himself will helps them win. But they seem to be no threat to the US,only Israel.

Where does the Bible mention Russia, Islam, the US, or the UK?

Jac3510 wrote:

edwardmurphy wrote:

abelcainsbrother wrote:I agree,according to bible prophecy Russia will lead a coalition of Islamic nations in a war against Israel and nobody helps Israel,including the US,UK,etc and yet Israel wins this war because God himself will helps them win. But they seem to be no threat to the US,only Israel.

Where does the Bible mention Russia, Islam, the US, or the UK?

The idea that Russia will lead an attack against Israel is a pretty popular one based on Eze 38-39. I actually don't think the Russia connection can be maintained. I know that you don't particularly care about inter-Christian squabbles about the interpretations of the book of Ezekiel, but maybe you'll find this paper interesting, Ed. It's published in the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, which is pretty high end scholarship. Really hard to get them to publish you.

Rethinking Ezekiel's Invasion by Gog

It's written by Paul Tanner, who really is a good rate scholar, and this is very much within his field of expertise. So I don't think ACB is right about Russia. And in ACB's defense, I don't think he is saying that the US or UK are mentioned in the Bible. He said that "nobody" would help Israel during the war in question, and that seems pretty clearly implied in the text. Since nobody will help, if it were to actually happen, that would mean that the US wouldn't help. And finally, while Islam is not mentioned--how could it, since the Ezekiel prophecy was written a thousand years before Islam existed?--the text is explicit that the armies will come from modern day Iran, Iraq, and North Africa. You don't have to be a Bible scholar to see the Islamic connection.

Anyway, I would recommend you read through the article. It's interesting, even if for no other reason than you might get some insight into the way literally millions of Americans consider a pretty major part of our foreign policy.

Hortator wrote:This is probably a controversial view, but are we sure Vladimir Putin is as bad as we think he is?

I mean, according to prophecy, Israel will be threatened from the east (Islam) and the north (Russia/more Islam?) but maybe Putin is not the Ba'al we're looking for?