'New World Order' Conspiracy

[EyesOfKohl]

Yall need to watch the movie called "Invisible Empire".
It explains the "New World Order" that these people have been trying to get to for ALONG TIME.

Mankind has been fighting each other since the dawn of their fall, for many different purposes or systems - how can the differences/reasons behind all of these wars through history then constitute one theory of a New World Order conspiracy tying in with the Christian faith?

I.e. there are too many variations in the reasons and differences in these conflicts to constitute or support a continuous attempt at establishing this New World Order.

 

[Serving Zion]

Hi there @EyesOfKohl, I have been watching this thread for a few days, and I can see that you are genuinely wanting an answer that can serve to redeem Christianity's credibility in your view. That is a fair expectation.

There has been a suggestion already on this thread that the NWO conspiracy has been the devil's agenda even since 2,000 years ago (2 Thessalonians 2:2-3). I have not really studied NWO conspiracy theories, but I do know what Christianity says about this conflict that you have traced to the original fall.

What little I have noticed about the NWO is through the familiarity with the world's way of thinking and that being confirmed by words of great minds thinking alike: resources are limited while war and corruption are the biggest waste of resources in our world, so it seems to naturally concur that a central governance system should be the solution. The digital financial system is seen as one more advancement in efficiency that should serve to empower governments to know all movement of currency so that illegal activity can be easily detected.

With that much said, contrast this to the view that Christianity has for the world: 1 John 3:17, Matthew 5:42, Mark 10:42-44, Matthew 6:24-34, Matthew 23:8-12, Matthew 7. There is a clear theme in Christianity that we are to trust God and do decently to each other, so that eventually the world is redeemed from sin so as to fulfil Jeremiah 31:33, Isaiah 11:6-9. This means that we all come to recognise Jesus Christ and distinguish Him from demons and angels, as He is The Holy Spirit, and when we all yield to His leadership then we have unity and peace, cooperation and morality.

Let me know what your thoughts are about this .. whether this is helpful and whether it doesn't quite answer your question.

 

[Antig]

GOD said it was going to be bad in the last days (2 Timothy 3:1-9)
Plus they're starting to microchip people anyway so the beast is on it's way! (revelation 13:16-18)

It's not fear mongering it is the Truth!

No, it's all scaremongering. People believe ANYTHING these days.

 

[Sketcher]

Not many that I know, least of all myself.

The real NWO had its time in the sun already.

 

[Yanni depp]

I'm waiting for someone to show us how it amounts to one, if they think it does.

If youre referring to matthew 4:8-9, i wouldnt say it amounts to a conspiracy theory, but it supports it. If the opposer tempted Jesus with ruling the kingdoms of the earth for his worship, why wouldnt he offer that temptation to the created beings that would certainly succumb to it?

All the evidence points to a group of people worshipping satan and being in "control" of the narrative for doing so. At least in my eyes

Edit: and honestly, i may have misunderstood the OP. If they were asking if being a Christian necessitates believing the NWO conspiracy, then id say no, it doesnt. But i find this scripture to be a fragment that supports the claim.

 

[Albion]

If youre referring to matthew 4:8-9, i wouldnt say it amounts to a conspiracy theory, but it supports it.

I would say that Matthew 4:8-9 describes an evil force in the world, but does not describe a "Conspiracy" or "Conspiracy theory." Indeed, the reference to Satan and his work in this NT book can hardly be considered previously unknown information only then being revealed to the readers of that book.

 

[Yanni depp]

I would say that Matthew 4:8-9 describes an evil force in the world, but does not describe a "Conspiracy" or "Conspiracy theory."

well yes, i mentioned that. It only supports it.

Indeed, the reference to Satan and his work in this NT book can hardly be considered previously unknown information only then being revealed to the readers of that book.

where else previously would you say its obvious?

 

[Albion]

well yes, i mentioned that. It only supports it.

where else previously would you say its obvious?

It doesn't have anything to do with a Conspiracy or Conspiracy theory. It's a reference to a well-known and recognized evil force. The two are quite different. And as for knowledge of Satan by the Jews, the Old Testament shows us that they knew of Satan for more than a thousand years at least.

 

[Yanni depp]

It doesn't have anything to do with a Conspiracy or Conspiracy theory. It's a reference to a well-known and recognized evil force. The two are quite different. And as for knowledge of Satan by the Jews, the Old Testament shows us that they knew of Satan for more than a thousand years at least.

If it supports it, It is related with a conspiracy, just as ive mentioned. (see post #25)
And you havent asnwered my question in form of scripture, i didnt ask if jews knew about satan. That is obvious that they did, but i asked if there was a scriptural reference that reflected his machinations as they happened in matthew 4:8-9 in previous biblical accounts.....(as you suggested in post #26)

 

[Paidiske]

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[Rick Otto]

Mankind has been fighting each other since the dawn of their fall, for many different purposes or systems - how can the differences/reasons behind all of these wars through history then constitute one theory of a New World Order conspiracy tying in with the Christian faith?

I.e. there are too many variations in the reasons and differences in these conflicts to constitute or support a continuous attempt at establishing this New World Order.

I respectfully disagree.

 

[Rick Otto]

How many Christians actually believe in the New World Order conspiracy?

Does this actually have a basis part within Christian belief?

What is the perspective, from those who don't, about it?

I do.
Yes, it does.
In- or mis-informed.

 

[Rick Otto]

I'm waiting for someone to show us how it amounts to one, if they think it does.

That will never happen. It's been tried. You're already convinced.
Why don't you just admit it?