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When I was a young girl, I remember when an old lady Believer told me that God hated relgion and that He is heartbroken and saddened that people have twisted the Bible and divided churches. This struck me. As I grew and developed a relationship with God, what the old lady told me is true. Religion is dangerous. I have a relationship with God. God is my Father, my healer, my financial provider, my protector, my Savior, my guidance, my counselor….That’s relationship. Religion is man made and this brings me to want to talk about “respect”. At what point should we step up to say that the religion isn’t good? People tend to say, “Respect my religion preference.” or “Respect her religion preference.” At what point should we step up to say something about it, to say that it isn’t good?

You might have seen a banner on my website, “Gospel For Asia.” It is an organization that my husband and I support. It completely supports Native missionaries. My heart is in Asia but I cannot effectively spread the Gospel. I speak English and come from a different background. I know the natives who are born and raised and who are familiar with the culture and religion of that country will do a far better job than me. I know they need money to make it though.  The man who founded this organization has over 40,000 native Christian missionaries working all over Asia. This is for another vlog. But the man who founded this organization wrote a book and shared something that was very powerful to me.

Respect…Where’s the line?

I value a human being’s life and it has as much value as my own. I suppose you agree with me. When we see that someone is hungry, we give them food. The same goes with when someone needs clothings. We give them clothes. But do we realize that religion has an effect on the standing of a nation?

Respect…Where’s the line?

For your knowledge: Mature Christians realize that the Bible teaches that there are only two “teachings” in this world.

1. The worship of one true God, the very God that made this world.

2. A false system of demonic alternative invented by man.

So from this understanding, man, though satan, invents religions.  This explains why the old lady said, “God hates religion.”

Asia’s biggest problem is HUNGER. When we see reports of the poverty, suffering, and violence in Asia, we take the time to think and ask WHY the East is bound into an endless cycle of suffering while the Western nations are blessed.

K.P. Yohannan, the founder of the organization,  used all other religions in Asia as a very true example (Buddhism, Hinduism, Animism, Islamic, etc) I am not here to offend anyone but just to share an understanding. Many of us have never taken the time to study and discern the REAL situation in Asia. Respect…Where’s the line?

Many religion in Asia do not believe in God, so in the Christian perspective, it is, therefore, a false system of demonic alternative invented by man years and years ago. The people there live to serve spirits and idols (not God) and their life is spent worshipping the spirits and idols. Their name, birth, education, marriage, business deals, contracts, deaths and etc are WOVEN into the spirits and idols.

Oriental culture and religion is a mystery and many people in the West are fascinated by it without knowing the power of these demons that blind and enslave those who follow it. What follows this religion are degradation, humiliation, poverty, and suffering.

Respect… Where’s the line?

India’s hunger problem is the Hindu belief system. It has a great effect on food production. Most people know of the “sacred cows” that roam free, eating tons of grain while nearby people starve to death. BUT what many of us do not know is the true culprit….THE RAT.

Anyone who believes in reincarnation knows that the rat must be protected as a likely recipent for a reincarnated soul on its way up the ladder of spiritual evolution to Nirvana.

Maybe you will say, “Rats? Ok fine, so what.”

Oh no no, The RAT is important because of recarniation. It must be protected.

1) RATS eat or spoil 20% of India’s food grain EVERY YEAR.

2) There is an average of 10 rats per house.

3) India harvest a total of 134 million metric tons of cereal (maize, rice, wheat, millet, etc.) BUT 20% of those are spoiled for the sake of saving the RATS.

To give you a better picture of how much grains are spoiled by rats, a train filled with cereal would be as long as it is from Los Angeles, California to New York City, New York.

Respect….Where is the line?

The horrible effects of the rats in India should make the rat unworthy. Instead, because of the spiritual blindness of the people, the rat is protected and in some places, it is worshipped in temples. Many do ignore this and seek to kill and poison rats but it is often stopped by religionists outcry. One India stateman said, “India’s problem WILL NEVER cease until her religion changes!”

When there is a disaster in Asia, the death tolls are always very high, in the thousands (think, where’s the line?)  And secular (unbelievers) humanists are quick to suggest other historic and false-scientific reasons for the problem because they are UNWILLING to face the truth.

The real reason is simple. The false system belief that was suggested to man by demons. And we say, “Leave it be, just respect them.” But where’s the line? People are starving and dying due to this belief.

Jesus said, “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” -John 10:10

Respect….Where’s the line?

The line seems clear when we compare the Eastern countries to the Western countries. I an not talking about stripping one’s wish, coercing them, threatening, forcing, etc..I am talking about being able to discuss and spread the word. Someone found a way to abuse respect so that people end up not knowing the truth and be stuck suffering.

FALSE BELIEF = PRESERVE RATS = DESTROYED FOODS = HUNGER = SICKNESS = DEATH

I shut-up….They die.

Respect.

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