The Atheists Are Coming
One man, Paul Revere, and one horse ran through the towns of Massachusetts exhorting and uniting the people to an impending threat to their freedom and liberty. From that, the greatest nation on earth was born. 250 years later, can one man and one digitally connected device have such an impact? The atheists are coming.
The atheists have accumulated extraordinary wealth yielding intoxicating god like power. The atheists control global money, the three branches of government, health care, energy, the food supply, the banks, the economy, the media, and the internet. There is no refuge or escape from the atheist hegemony and their hubris.
They want us to believe adverse weather events (previously called acts of god) are preventable. God controls the weather. They want us to believe money, questionable vaccines, dubious pharmaceuticals are essential for our health. God provides us natural immunity and the healing power to endure life’s events what
ever they might be. they want us to believe that we choose our gender. God chooses our gender and all the other unique characteristics that makes each person special. They want us to believe that God himself (prayer) is a danger to the population.
The more we believe the atheist propaganda, the more wealth, power and influence the atheists aggregate. Conversely, the more godless our society, the weaker we become, less intelligent, more fearful of the future and the more dependent on government services and industries which the atheists propagate. God wants us to be strong, confident, smart, healthy, and to be free to live independent meaningful lives.
The internet began innocently as an egalitarian exchange of ideas, visions and information. Corrupted by atheism and cheap money, the idealistic information super highway dream has transformed to a nonstop, never ending, incessant monetization and surveillance engine that feeds the atheist money machine. Our brains are numb, less inquisitive, non observant and blind to the differences between the atheist artificial world and the beautiful world god gave us.
Atheists would have us believe they don’t believe in anything. this is false or perhaps marketing. If you are not worshiping god, you’re worshiping something else. for the atheists, that is money. For milleniums, the atheist world and the non atheist world coexisted. The atheist corruption of the internet is the accelerant towards a godless society comprised of weak, whiney, non caring people. The atheists are coming.
Paul Revere paused after his historic midnight run. Slightly winded, Revere looked at the rising sun and asked himself the question, did i do enough? Please share. The atheists are coming.
Congratulations Rob! We do this Sobriety, one day at a time. I’m very happy for you & your family. I too started in the 70’s in the same town as you! lol ! Fortunately my bottom came in 1988. I celebrated 37yrs in January. Hopefully you can come to our 50th reunion & if you do, I’ll be there to support you. Many blessings to you & your family.
Hi Keith, It is nice to hear from you. When I saw the 50th, I definitely was not going, because I don’t want to be around a bunch of drunk people unless I am one of them. Maybe I’ll try to adjust my thinking. The key to sobriety is to fine something enjoyable and productive to do instead of drinking. For me, I love going to the gym, and cooking a nice meal.
You’re on your way to the rest of your life of serenity! I wish you well. I wish you love.
My husband was sober and a program participant and mentor for 54 years, RIP.
Whether he’s in heaven or became stardust, I believe his influence was and is far reaching as I hope yours will be!
Some time soon I am going to retire, and it is going to be glorious to not have alcohol part of it. I have some friends that have retired, and they actively limit their alcohol in take.
Congratulations Rob!
Thanks Shontelle.
Congratulations Rob, well done. Sobriety is great. I celebrated 31 years this past February.
Hi Joe, I hope you are enjoying your retirement. I am thinking that maybe sometime late this year. I have cut down to 10 hours a week. And of course, I am sober which is more awesome than I ever imagined.
Hi Rob, Yep I am enjoying retirement. I still have the MSP account, but that takes about 10 to 20 hours a month :). I’ve taken up Pickleball and baking Sourdough Bread. Yes, sobriety is awesome.