World War Spirit

Spiritual warfare is a battle between truth and lies, but it is not fought between mere intellects. As the Green World Order looms larger by the day, we must remember that actual spirit beings get involved with the battle for comprehension, as the Bible warns. They have figured out that the most cunning deceptions do not oppose the truth directly, but rather attempt to surpass it with “higher truth.” What we’re facing is a World War of spirituality, but very few are willing to talk about the mechanics of it. The Bible gives us a guide.

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In George Orwell’s 1984, social engineers have managed to reduce society to a state of terror, obedience, and stunted emotion. The simple dignity of individualism is gone, along with privacy, expression, language, romance, and ideals; they are replaced by never-ending herd mentality, group conformity, and confusion. Every day is purposely calibrated to be hectic and paranoid, and yet entirely meaningless. Comprehension itself becomes the enemy of the elite.

Today’s social engineers work overtime to flood society with “truth” that means nothing, adds up to nothing, and leads nowhere. A new generation of buzzwords is carrying the conversation, seeking to hijack populism with a bizarre Gnostic superstition. “Woke” ideology succeeded in undermining much of the intelligibility of the political left, but now it has collapsed. Rather than returning to a sensible tradition of pragmatic policy, the race is on to fill the vacuum with the next jumble of lies, superstitions, and postmodern mythology, destabilizing the conversation another way. They would prefer if this new craze attracted the “populist right”—a fake category, artificially inflated by virtue of the woke mob lumping everyone less extreme than themselves (ie. 90% of the population) into the same camp.

You can see the playbook taking shape now:

Filling the Void

Let’s start by talking about their plan, and then turn to the biblical worldview.

There may be a crisis of meaning in modern society, but it’s manufactured. If not for unprecedented economic warfare against Millennials and Zoomers, people would be getting married, having kids, and pursuing healthy living. We have been trying to course-correct from the nihilistic Baby Boomers for two generations, but social engineers would rather burn capitalism to the ground than forsake the goals of Collapse and Neofeudalism.

It has taken generations to exacerbate Western apathy to the point where now, in theory, people will finally embrace their fake science proclamations as the dawn of a new age. We’re supposed to be dumb enough to fall for it. Personally, I don’t think it’s working, and I think they’re getting upset with us. Quantum physics is just one of the many tentacles reaching into public discourse to steer minds away from Christ and the Bible as a solution, as the yearning for a more traditional, holistic way of life becomes undeniable. Another is psychedelic drugs, considered a chemical gateway to ancient shamanistic enlightenment. When combined with meditation, nature worship, sacred geometry, and the Rosicrucian fantasy of “spiritual alchemy,” we have all the ingredients of the Age of Aquarius. But the Christian influence won’t go away easily, and we pick up traction whenever they stumble.

I now see “wokeness” as a Hegelian bluff, meant to provoke the long-awaited pendulum swing even further in the opposite direction, toward sacraments and mysticism. To help with this push, Spiritual Technocrats are here to guide us with loving tales of discovery. Men like Dr. Federigo Faggin.

He’s the inventor of the world’s first microprocessor, is a so-called pioneer in this field of spirituality. He has won dozens of prestigious awards for science and engineering, but his true passion is more existential. Since exiting from the silicon valley race, he has focused on the question of consciousness itself. He wondered if computers could become conscious, and explored what it meant to be a thinking being. As you can see from his recent statements, he is fully invested in the idea that the physical world is a byproduct of some spiritual intelligence trying to know itself. This is called “Panpsychism.” In Theosophy, it is called “Oneness.” Dr. Faggin says he had a profound spiritual experience by himself one night, which totally changed his trajectory in life. For what it’s worth, I believe that. Spirits do select and work through key individuals to empower them for a certain line of work. God and Satan both choose their own soldiers.

Unfired Clay

I explored what the Bible says about humanity being clay in the hands of God recently, and now I’ll continue to explore this in the context of spiritual warfare, since we can not afford to think of this as a battle of ideas alone.

We know that God shapes a person’s spirit like clay before they’re born. But even if a clay object has been sculpted and dried, so that it appears to be solid for a long time, it can easily be busted into pieces, at which point it crumbles into dust and can revert into mire when it gets wet. It is only once clay is heated in a kiln that the clay undergoes a process called “vitrification,” which removes all moisture and fuses the particles together into a glass-like state, which is much tougher, and no longer capable of accepting moisture. It becomes permanent. Many Christians have experienced this frustrating cycle of breaking down and building up before we finally got saved and found security in God. We had a sense of identity that we thought was permanent, but then some incident or shift in our lives crumbled it, and we had to start over.

I find it interesting that the Bible refers to the Holy Spirit as a fire, and that the term “baptism” itself means being dipped. To me, this implies that a Christian who receives the Holy Spirit gets dipped into an intense flame when they’re converted. This is vitrification of the soul. We are no longer subject to the crumbling persona of our youth, and cannot be molded by the ordinary forces of life. This is one reason why we are so hated by the satanic conspiracy; unlike everyone else, we are immune to their existential roller coaster.

Interference

Every human has a developmental stage of life where their body and mind grows and strengthens. We are more flexible, physically and intellectually, during this period. If this is also true in the spiritual dimension, then it explains why spirits compete to influence us when we’re either young, or undergoing a crisis (ie. crumbling like unfired clay).

We would expect a certain eagerness from evil spirits to stunt the growth of humans, perhaps by directing one of their trusty slaves to traumatize a child, or tempt a weak person a certain way. Working as a team, they have created an entire system to perpetuate evil as a matter of routine, maximizing Satan’s influence. There is, after all, a limited number of elohim who were cast down to earth who work on Satan’s side, and they cannot multiply. They only have so many resources to spread out at any given time. Plus, we must remember that only God Almighty is omniscient, which means all other elohim have to collect information and make educated guesses about individuals. However, thanks to their ceaseless international toil, they side of evil has produced a huge majority of people who more or less conform to their agenda, with a smaller circle of special servants who do what they want directly.

(Ephesians 6:12) For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in heavenly places.

Now at the same time, Jesus says that little ones (in at least some cases) have angels in heaven who always behold the face of the Father, and therefore these children should not be messed with. So let’s assume that children sometimes have “guardian angels” who intervene to protect them from the plans of the dark spirits who work through corrupted people. The protective spirits may blind the child’s understanding regarding certain images, messages, or feelings which would otherwise corrupt their thinking. They may also physically guide them away from dangers, predators, and harm. Not only is that child’s spirit shaped by God before they’re born, but the course of their life has providential support—making sure they end up with just the right mixture of influences before God decides to step in and drag them to Christ.

In this spiritual war, both sides have invisible agents who actively participate in the daily lives of human subjects. God directs the actions of the good elohim, while Satan directs the actions of the principalities and powers of darkness. It’s hard to estimate how much of ordinary life is determined by this interplay, but let’s just pick a number hypothetically and say it’s 1%. In that case, one out of every hundred interactions in the world has the hidden hand of a spirit involved. Let’s assume that this is concentrated mostly on children and special servants for one side or the other. The other 99% of human affairs are “natural” but still influenced by the specific souls God created and put into those people’s flesh at their conception.

Personality dial

Now for a more nuanced guess about the method at play. First of all, I don’t think spirits generally “possess” people fully, as if to hijack their mind and control what they do. There must be some way that humans can have “free will” while also being deeply impacted by spiritual forces.

Let’s imagine that every human spirit has a large panel of clearly labeled dials that can be turned higher or lower by an elohim who has authorization. Those who are divinely protected can only be tampered with by God’s workers, while the majority are only somewhat shielded by basic rules of the spiritual world. An unlucky portion are given over to full access by Satan’s minions.

The most effective dial is confidence.

Everyone has ideas of what they “want to do,” but how many of them do we actually pursue? What stops us? What if, rather than creating the impulse within us, these intervening spirits simply turned down the confidence dial when it came to certain paths, and cranked it up for others? This would explain the irrational hesitance and boldness of millions of important events throughout history. How many wars and political conflicts don’t boil down to the hearts of the men involved? When the heart fails, the fight is over. But we do not control our own hearts.

Even on more mundane level, think about how God could created the preconditions for a certain event by controlling who felt confident about starting a relationship with somebody else. Most people have felt attracted to somebody but wimped out when it comes to approaching them. Why? And when they do finally choose somebody, why does it simply “click” and “feel right,” so that the nerves are gone? Or how often is there some other opportunity, like a job posting or a community that could open the door to a whole different way of life, but despite “wanting” to pursue it, we feel like there’s an invisible wall stopping us? Meanwhile, we find ourselves walking down other paths almost unconsciously which, to others, might seem impossible.

What allows a six-year-old to fearlessly compose multi-layered songs while being filmed? Even if you aggressively nurtured the average child to memorize music theory and its terminology, almost none of them would come anywhere near the level of comfort and style as young Miles. We could rationalize the miracle of the prodigy child, but to me it serves as a clear example of a human spirit that was formed by God in advance for purposes that we can’t understand. Presumably, Miles Bonham will end up becoming a musical savant with an incredible career as a producer, DJ, or composer who is free to explore whatever he feels like. However, it would only take a few strange coincidences to reshape his trajectory, and turn him to the next sinister P. Diddy music producer, or on the other extreme, an epic gospel song writer who serves God, or, just a possible, perhaps not be involved in music at all. I think humility is recognizing that, although we have the capacity to use our own willpower, exceptional people are carried by a current that is much stronger than them.

Masters and Slaves

The Apostle Paul, writing to the Romans, describes mankind as being enslaved either to sin, or to God. While we are slaves to sin, we are free from righteousness, he says, which is why subjecting ourselves to God is so unappealing to our sinful nature. Paul also says that while we are slaves to God, we become free from sin. However, this means we are still not free to do what we want. We are are obligated to serve something either way, which means we are never truly free. Unless we recognize that we are weak beings, we will delude ourselves into thinking that we are fully responsible for our own actions, and forget to seek help from above.

However, even in Paul’s discourse, there is an element of choice and willpower. This is interesting to me for several reasons. Why make it sound like we have free choice of who to serve, if we are slaves? Can a slave choose their own master? We no longer live in a society that has proper slaves, so the implications may be lost on us. Do slaves have free will? How should we think about our situation?

(Romans 6:12-13) Therefore do not let sin reign in your mortal body, in order to obey its desires. Neither yield your members to sin as instruments of unrighteousness, but yield yourselves to God…

When Paul says “do not let sin reign” he establishes several things. First, that sin has its own desire to rule over us, as a foreign influence, distinct from us. Believe it or not, this is the same teaching given by God to Cain back in the first chapters of Genesis, where the concept is sin is first introduced. Pay close attention to what God says:

(Genesis 4:7) If you do well, won't you be accepted? But if you don't do well, sin is lying outside your door ready to attack. It wants to control you, but you must master it.

Almost nobody teaches this. But it establishes an important principle, which is that sin is an outside force, which competes with our own “free” will. Paul describes this as a rival law to the one which desires to obey God:

(Romans 7:23) But I see another law at work in my body, warring against the law of my mind and holding me captive to the law of sin that dwells within me.

Volition is a person’s will, but autonomy is the ability to carry out that will.

A slave has volition, but not autonomy.

In war, slaves were often incorporated into the fighting forces. Whether or not they liked their role, they were stuck obeying the commands of their masters. Sometimes there were rewards for them. God uses His slaves to fight for His kingdom, and He provides the necessary life experience to prepare them for their specific role.

Conclusion

The coming spiritual war will not be fought by well-worded arguments, nor by social media engagement or money. The spiritual forces that govern mankind will play their cards, and God will ensure that His prophecy stands. We are here to fulfill our destinies, gentlemen. The chosen few will play their part on God’s grand stage, and then the finale will unfold. Those who have been prepared will not need to be persuaded. They will do so without fear, even if it means sacrificing their lives. Greater men than us have shown us the way, and Christ above them all.

If anyone doubts this, please do not trust me, but listen to the Word of God:

(1 Corinthians 6:19) Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own?

(Romans 8:9-11) But you are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if indeed the Spirit of God dwells in you. Now if anyone does not have the Spirit of Christ, he is not His. And if Christ is in you, the body is dead because of sin, but the Spirit is life because of righteousness. But if the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, He who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you.

(1 John 4:4) You are of God, little children, and have overcome them, because He who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.

Amen. Praise God for considering us worthy to be used for His Kingdom!