Saturday, May 14, 2011

End of days

I was just flipping through TV channels trying to find Mike Huckabee's announcement that he's not running for president. It's been obvious for a while that his heart just isn't in it, and that's what he said. No news there.

Why I'm writing this is to share what else caught my attention as I was channel surfing. On the "Church Channel" was a very earnest man explaining why Christians should oppose any form of national ID. Here's the gist of what he was saying:
We must resist it, because it is Satan at work, trying to gain control and rule the world. Everyone thinks a national ID card is a response to 9/11 as a security measure. But, no, the truth is that Ronald Reagen foresaw the truth in the early 1980's when they presented the idea of a national ID to him; and he said "No Way. This is the Mark of the Beast."

How fortunate we were to have a Biblical scholar as president, who knew the prediction in Revelations 13 that any sort of identifying "mark" is the work of Satan and is a sign of the End Times.

So that's what is happening now with the attempt by the federal goverment to establish a network. States are required to have digital photos on driver's licenses; and these will be networked so that any state can access other state's ID data banks. And then of course the federal government will also have access.

And then they will have control: if you don't have this ID, then you can't buy and sell, you can't get a loan or a driver's license; you can't fly on an airplane, and ultimately you can't get a job. And then they will have complete control of you. And that, my friends, is the work of Satan. It's his way to control the world and gain power over us all.
I kid you not. That's what was coming out of my tv set here on a Saturday night. Folks actually believe this stuff.

Ralph

1 comment:

  1. The thing about this man is that he didn't look or sound crazed. He spoke as though he were imparting quite rational knowledge; he could have been a college professor lecturing his class.

    Here's my prediction: if Newt's announcement and his campaign video don't grab the spotlight and help him at the polls (currently at 8% among Republicans), then we'll begin to hear his opposition to a national ID.

    He may not quote Revelations, but you can depend on it: he will find a more rational-sounding explanation, knowing that his opposition will resonate with the Revelations crowd and gain him a few votes.

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