That is your own judgment, and lacks any biblical basis for it. My revelation I consider a revelation precisely because it does line up with both God's character and biblical principles.
On the other hand your judgmental spirit does not line up with God's character, and so I cannot consider your scrutiny divinely inspired. Otherwise, I would take your criticism seriously.
This is your defense in your previous claim that divine truth and biblical truth are apolitical? You are contradicting yourself, and God is not schizophrenic.
So, you'e saying that once God finished using a program that He now considers "irrelevant" He finally showed that all along His program had been "political" and "irrelevant?" The Bible says, "I the Lord do not change." Or, "Jesus Christ, yesterday, today, and forever."
I'm glad they have your permission! But they serve not because it agrees with your theology, but only despite your theology.
So instead of consulting the Holy Spirit a prospective initiator of a political party should consult your vision of what should not happen with respect to starting political parties? I think you're totally confused...
I do think you are being serious in your skepticism that God could have been inspiring me. But it just makes me think that you doubt God can operate through your own thoughts.
Then what is the source of your own inspiration--you, the Devil? If you consult the Bible what makes you think you're not interpreting the Bible by a wrong spirit? Do you really think that just quoting the Bible renders it truly spiritual?
I don't think so. The Devil can use the Bible in a very judgmental way. Consider how he used the Bible to condemn Jesus in the wilderness? You need to use both the Bible and the Spirit of God.
And so, it is important to recognize when a "revelation" is coming from the right spirit. But if you are so skeptical, I doubt you will be able to do this.