Biblical Christian Worldview

When the name “George Soros” appears in the media it typically brings with it a discussion on progressive agendas, the funding of the Democratic party, and the injection of liberal District Attorneys in major cities throughout America. Often insight into the broader goals of his efforts remain largely ignored. This article is intended to shed some light on Soros’ long-term strategy through the lens of his lesser-known agenda at our southern border.

The name, “George Soros” is not a character in the Bible, however, his goal of a new world order is. If his vision ever becomes a reality, it will take the form of a 10-nation confederacy, under the control of a one-world government, ruled by the anti-Christ. 

“An open society such as ours is based on the recognition that our understanding of reality is inherently imperfect. Nobody is in possession of the ultimate truth.” quotes his book, “Globalization”.

George Soros may be used by God for His purpose in establishing End-Times prophesy. However, the reality of the supernatural, orchestrating his actions is something Soros has totally missed. God is, in fact, in possession of “ultimate truth” and the authority and power to perfect His will. 

Matthew 6:10 - Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.

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In 2021 a group of business leaders got together to form the 1792 Exchange, something I guarantee you have never heard of, yet. They have published a list of 1000 (and growing) companies in America, ranking them by how likely they are to deny individuals and small businesses who promote conservative and Christian agendas, from using their products and services. From their website:

We, as Christians, are not citizens of this world, but citizens of Heaven (Phil. 3:20). However, God gave mankind dominion over the earth and consequently a responsibility not to ignore its deterioration by hiding under a rock, but to let our light be seen, and His moral truth shine (Mat. 5:14-16).

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From a historical perspective, not only the persecution, but the preservation of the Jewish people demonstrates the miraculous as one tries to grapple with the question of why. Consider their contemporaries in the Old Testament. How many Edomites, Ephrathites, Midianites, Ammonites, Moabites, Sabeans, Cushites, Jebusites Amalekites, Canaanites, Hitties, Horites, Kenites, Perizzites, Girgashites, Philistines, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Sumerians, Kenizzites and Zidonians are still a distinct, named people group today? The answer is none.

As Biblical Christians, we would do well to support Israel and the Jewish people, particularly if we are living in the End-Times. 

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This is a true contemporary story of how the Bible can be twisted by man to comply with his own sinful agenda. Repeated down through the ages, outliers of good Biblical Christian theology can and have reinterpreted Scripture to support destructive human behavior. Examples include the Crusades, slavery, and a host of other atrocities, all in the name of God and the heretical application of His Word. Like Wack-A-Mole, as Christians reject past abuse of our doctrine, there surface new sub-groups of marginalized “Christians” whose views are abhorrent, inflammatory, and destructive to a Biblical Christian worldview. One example calls themselves the New Independent Fundamental Baptist Movement or New IFB. 

Continue forward, through the tape – As humans, we see our lives in a linear timeline, from birth to death, then resurrection for eternity. God, I believe, sees us very differently. He sees our whole life spread out before Him. He sees perfectly both the good and the bad. As Scripture says, we are in a race, as a runner, trying to do His will. From our perspective, there is a beginning and an end and each of us is somewhere on that line of life. Every day we can choose to move toward God or to move away from Him and toward mankind. Standing still is really not an option. As the world becomes more difficult, actively direct your path toward God and how He would have you respond. Stay on that narrow path (Mat. 7:13-14) until you have reached the end, confident in receiving the prize of eternal life (1 Cor. 9:24-27). 

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Hypocrisy – The Problem

As Christians, we desire to offer the Good News of Jesus Christ to seekers in order to provide a higher authority and strength for life’s challenges. Often adults come to a personal relationship with Christ during a time of personal stress. The comfort we offer emanates from the active participation of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer (John 14:26). It is based on a change of heart or a turning away from sin and toward a loving God (Luke 13:3). 

Hypocrisy – Nothing New

There is no great revelation in any of this for the mature Christian. It is just an acknowledgment that, as believers, we remain in the hands of a loving God who desires the best for us, but recognizes we will never obtain sinless perfection in this life. To acknowledge that we could be harshly treated as we offer the Good News of Jesus Christ to a lost and dying world because (1) we sin, (2) because we do not always exist in a bubble of peace, and (3) because we are tagged within a larger group with those we may disagree with, should not stop us from proactive evangelism. 

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Some years ago there was a seminal article written on a relatively obscure blog site that offered a list of mostly secular cognitive studies on the subject of whether the existence of God was based on nature (existed at birth) or nurture (exposure during life) and further if children were naturally religious or being indoctrinated by those in authority. The conclusion was that a belief in Creation and a Creator was either inherited, or at least not due to any coercion by outsiders (parents, preachers, etc.). If correct, kids are born with a predisposition toward the supernatural, and therefore atheism, or a view that there is no God, must be a learned viewpoint from outside influencers. 

Christians have a belief that God placed a vacuum or emptiness in the heart of man that can only be adequately filled by a relationship with Him. We believe that mankind tries to fill that void with toys (cars, boats, etc.) but they provide only happiness, not joy. So, a series of research studies that suggest children might have an innate belief in a supreme Creator is intriguing in its application to that viewpoint.

Psalms 63:1 O God, you are my God, earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you, my body longs for you, in a dry and weary land where there is no water.

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Israel's Greatest Impact

When asked what held the greatest impact during the week, our response was both surprising and easy to answer. It was not any of the religious sites one would expect. They were certainly interesting, and shed light on familiar verses as they came off the pages of the Bible. However, many of the specific locations were speculative on the events in the life and ministry of Jesus. Further, they were heavily commercialized and ornate, rather than kept traditional to the time of Christ. 

COVID and the Holocaust

During the pandemic of 2019-2021 as food shortages began to surface, unemployment became more pronounced, and people were locked in their homes, fearing their neighbors and friends as sources of infection. As we hid our faces behind masks and stood in 6-foot separated lines, waiting for entrance into local Walmarts, did you happen to look into the eyes of others? 

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A wise and respectful anti-Christian reader with whom I have communicated many times offered a challenge on the subject of mankind’s “fear of the Lord”. When he started quoting Scripture, it caused me to step back and reconsider my rather glib and poorly thought-out responses to his earlier statements on the matter. He used the following verses that would indicate Christians are commanded to fear God, similar to non-Christians.

The Truth About Fear

As mankind, we can choose between the fear of a loving Father or the fear of an impartial judge. The Bible is clear in expressing both the differences and the outcomes of our decision. When we die, our choice has been sealed for eternity, and, unlike on earth, there is no middle ground. 

• John 3:17 - For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him.
• Romans 10:9 - if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

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Christian theology uses the term “Complementarianism” to encapsulate a Biblical worldview of marriage.

Conclusion

Just because we don’t live in a “perfect” world does not mean we should throw the Biblical baby out with the bath water. God’s word makes it clear that the husband is the responsible party in a godly marriage. However, this should NEVER be used to justify an abusive relationship which is the antithesis of what God intended.

Postscript 

I want to add a postscript to this article based on one of the comments. As I have said above, I believe Compmentarianism is the way the Bible defines a marriage to work best. However, I have also tried to make the point that we all live in a sin-cursed world where pride gets in the way. There can be a point where submission becomes abuse, and that was never what God intended in His Word. The problem is the line between submission and abuse gets blurred. Pastors and Christian counselors can miss or reject the transition, to everyone’s detriment.3

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f you google the question of relative intelligence between the religious and non-religious, the results are interesting. Most of the top links confirm that religious people are less intelligent than atheists, and then proceed to explain why. 

Conclusion

Like so many other principles in our Biblical Christian worldview, we need to remember that believers are not of this world, we are passing through it (Phil. 3:20). Christians should recognize that our views are foolishness to the lost (1 Cor. 1:18, 1:26-27, 2:14, 3:18). Further, we know that the fear of the Lord is the real beginning of all wisdom (Proverbs 1:7). Ultimately, knowledge comes from God, not man or science (1 Cor. 1:30, James 3:17). Finally, and most importantly, our calling is not to outsmart those who do not share our faith, but to love them as Christ loves the church and gave Himself up for it (Eph. 5:2). 

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