Reinventing The World

[existential mabel]

http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/Reinvent1.htm

 

"All institutions, including governments, churches, universities, and so on, will become more interdependent, more market- and customer-driven. Today it is a world of infinite choices. With churches, it used to be that you were born into a denomination and stayed there. In the fast-growing pastoral churches, which are the most significant social development in this country, 90 percent of the members were not born into the denomination. So competition in all realms is acute.

 

The preferable types of "evidence" and sources will be selected by the professor or class facilitator, and the assaults on contrary data and the old logical ways of thinking will intimidate students who might otherwise voice their objections. If anyone dares take a contrary stand, their opinion will be ignored or synthesized into the pre-planned consensus through the dialectic process.  This is a "win-win" program for globalist visionaries and their quest for solidarity. (See Part 2: The Mind-Changing Process)

the dialectic process. 

http://www.crossroad.to/Quotes/brainwashing/dialectic.htm

[MorningGlory]

The funny thing about brainwashing and indoctrination is that it only works on SOME people.  Ask the Communists, Fascists, and 'ists' of all denominations.  It's simply not a viable way to change the world.  Humans are an unruly lot.

[missmuffet]

We are in the end times. This is the way our world is going. That does not surprise me.

[existential mabel]

ah but society is so busy being distracted by the media that these things could streamline before folk really wake up. the big King pins once in place.....

[missmuffet]

13 minutes ago, existential mabel said:

ah but society is so busy being distracted by the media that these things could streamline before folk really wake up. the big King pins once in place.....

Well, the book of Revelation tells us how this earth is going to end up.

[Justin Adams]

I was in East Germany not too long after the wall was down. You could still see the unmanned guard towers.

I had to go quite far inside to a plant. I recall having a smoke at break time. No one dared look at me. No conversation. Fear in the ordinary worker's eyes. It felt cold, and very odd having lived in the US for 30 years where anyone would pass the time of day. They were just so introverted and afraid of their shadows.

This does have a very lasting effect. I know the adjustment was all but impossible for many of these people.

[coheir]

1 hour ago, existential mabel said:

http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/Reinvent1.htm

 

"All institutions, including governments, churches, universities, and so on, will become more interdependent, more market- and customer-driven. Today it is a world of infinite choices. With churches, it used to be that you were born into a denomination and stayed there. In the fast-growing pastoral churches, which are the most significant social development in this country, 90 percent of the members were not born into the denomination. So competition in all realms is acute.

 

The preferable types of "evidence" and sources will be selected by the professor or class facilitator, and the assaults on contrary data and the old logical ways of thinking will intimidate students who might otherwise voice their objections. If anyone dares take a contrary stand, their opinion will be ignored or synthesized into the pre-planned consensus through the dialectic process.  This is a "win-win" program for globalist visionaries and their quest for solidarity. (See Part 2: The Mind-Changing Process)

the dialectic process. 

http://www.crossroad.to/Quotes/brainwashing/dialectic.htm

the professors teach the opposite of the churches and should be equalized

[frienduff thaylorde]

IF I cant list five leaders in chrisanity who influence me , I may as well admit to the five letters of the name of the one who truly does.  J  E  S  U  S.

however since it was what five christains influence me.   How bout PAUL, JAMES JUDE< PETER, and Luke since he wrote the book of acts.

I am sure others have too.   I know a lovely sister named therese Kimber who is a blessing .   Has anyone ever heard of her.   No she don't lead no church .

But she sure does encourage.     A few here have some wonderful testimony too.   but I wont name names.   be blessed.

[frienduff thaylorde]

7 hours ago, Yowm said:

Hegelian Dialectic will work when a society has lost it's moorings in absolutes and everything gets swallowed up in a sea of relativism.

Since this generation is all about what Is relevant for this day and age,  HOW BOUT JESUS and HIS UNCHANGED SAYINGS are TRULY what should be relevant in all ages.

[frienduff thaylorde]

7 hours ago, missmuffet said:

We are in the end times. This is the way our world is going. That does not surprise me.

Shhhhh.  did we hear or SEE what miss muffet just said.   Yeah I know its not popular and most mock it.  BUT .........SHE SPOT ON .