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A LIST of DOCUMENTS on this SITE in the CATEGORY of…

 Interactions between nations, peoples, governments, religions, and their gods, goddesses, and ecclesiastical organizations

In the elections of 2024, the USA puts the BREAKS on its unthrottled, reckless, headlong race into the densest, most dangerous darkness of the fearful “LITTLE WHILE” between the end of the Millennium and the end of time and the material universe. It rescues four extremely valuable statues from the Swamp of Bewilderment, restoring them to their rightful place in government.

Startling news! The new government of the USA, inaugurated January 20, 2025, officially declares that it recognizes only two human genders: the Male and the Female.

God the Father and Jesus the Messiah interact with
secular authorities and the military. Six short documents.

Number 1. There is no authority except from God who sets up rulers and removes them.

A five-minute read highlighting the authority the only true and living God categorically affirms he has over the nations and kingdoms of men, with essential information shown on a slide composed of a flat map of the world, continents in dark red and black, concise texts, and three images of entities also claiming authority.

Number 2. The powerful and instructive drama of GOD, the Woman Clothed with the Sun, her SON who rules "ALL the NATIONS with a rod of iron," the "Great Red Dragon," and King Herod the Great portrays the limited authority and power the  Satan is allowed by God to have over nations, rulers, and peoples. Short read. Slide with relevant images and concise texts.

​Number 3 of 6. Why Satan’s offer was truly valid. God the Father and Jesus the Messiah allow Satan to be “the GOD of this WORLD,” the “RULER of this WORLD.” To influence politicians, judges, state employees, educators, the military, and citizens in general but not force them to be his subjects. An image of Jesus and Satan standing on a high ledge and contemplating scenes of kingdoms on Earth, plus concise texts, compose a powerful slide. Very short read.

Number 4 of 6. When the name of Jesus had become known to King Herod Antipas of Galilee, some Pharisees came to Jesus warning him that Herod wanted to kill him. Jesus responded: “Go and tell that FOX: 'Behold, I cast out demons and perform cures…” Is that action of Jesus a precedent authorizing religious people to publicly, crudely shout out their contempt for politicians and secular rulers? A PowerPoint slide with the text presented below the image.

Why mature, informed Christians should vote.

 

Six Courses of Solid Food on the Christian and politics, applicable also
to the religious of all categories.

First Course. Perspectives from Above, in the Spiritual Kingdom. An image of a PowerPoint slide and an AI image highlight the brief text. A 3-minute read.

Second Course. The Dual Citizenship of Christians: one in the heavenly Kingdom of God and the other in an earthly secular-political nation. The apostle Paul is a classic example. A 3-minute, 40 second read.

Third Course. A brief history of voting. In the 1960s, the Hippie movement begins to complicate the Right to Vote for the religious. In the 1980s and to the present, personal rights related to marriage, family, sexual identity, lifestyles, etc., echoing mentalities and practices of past times, further complicate voting for the religious. An 8-minute read.

Fourth Course. Candidates for public office in favor of or opposed to the Twelve Personal Rights seek the religious vote. Why the religious of all kinds who are informed, intelligent, and objective should vote. Uninformed, unintelligent, sentiment-driven votes are counterproductive. Passion governs, but it never governs well.

Fifth Course. Dilemmas and options the religious voter confronts. For which candidate, party, or platform should the religious person vote? Candidate A backs Twelve Human Rights several of which contravene divine norms. Candidate B opposes them but some of his agendas and character flaws are of serious concern. A vote for Platform B does not signify total, unconditional support for everything that its author represents, espouses, and does or does not do.

Sixth Course. Should Christian leaders and their memberships engage in politics in their congregations and other organizations? Politics: a worldly, secular, emotion-charged subject inappropriate for pulpits, Bible classrooms, and church offices. The angry Christian activist is not a true representative of the Spiritual Kingdom Not of this World.

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