The New World Religion (PART I)

This article is addressed to those who believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel and are followers of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Great I Am. Jesus Christ is the only begotten son of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel who was born of the Virgin Mary, died a Calvary for the sins of the world, and was resurrected on the third day by The Great I Am The Father though the power of the Holy Ghost, The Great I Am. I am then addressing this article to those who thence believe themselves to be “Christians”, a term which was first coined in the book of Acts 11:26 to describe the followers of Jesus Christ. One can then not claim to be a “Christian” without believing in Jesus Christ the only begotten son of God as Lord and Savior.

A. Background of the One Government and Religion

away with the specificities that individualizes those religions. The encouragement I believe is to focus on the “god” aspect only of all religions. Focusing on the “god” aspect of any religion can in turn lead to agreeing that all religions believe in one “god”.

Again, this is nothing further from the truth and here is why.

B. All Religions Are Fundamentally Different

All religions are fundamentally different as each have different spirits at their core which in turn is indicative of the differences between the god(s) on which they were founded.  If you belong to or believe in a religion however in the manner that the average person does nowadays by not truly practicing the religion or understanding the founding blocks of it, you might be completely oblivious to the notion of “spirit” and have no understanding of the “god” behind your religion. However, it is not because you are oblivious to “this fact” that it means that there are no spiritual aspects to all religions.

For example, if you search the definition of the word “religion” in Google for the sake of simplicity, the first definition that comes up will be in these terms:

“the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods”

It is therefore impossible to belong to a religion while denying the existence of an unseen god or entity behind it. If unseen, then those gods are spirit beings that are not human.  And given that all religions  are significantly different in many aspects as we will later explore in this article, one can see why it would be quite impossible to simply “unify” all world religions as doing so is far beyond the mere unification of “believes” in a single god. Rather every religion has an identity that is etched in the personality traits of whatever spirit (s) or god had inspired it. As a result:

Doing away with one’s religion consequently leads to doing away with the “god” one’s believes in to follow another “god” that you are being handed down and no longer choosing. Because a religion will always have a “spirit” or a “god” at its foundation. Now that you are being asked to give away your religion for a one world religion, you are being subtly led to do away with the god you believe in. Wait until you see what the consequence will be when you choose not to adhere to that religion, persecution to make you to comply will follow

Some may attempt to argue that a “world religion” that will unify the world is overdue because of the evolvement of the event of globalization. Based on Investopedia, “globalization is the spread of products, technology, information, and jobs across national borders and cultures. In economic terms, it describes an interdependence of nations around the globe fostered through free trade” (Investopedia, https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/globalization.asp).

Globalization is then an event which helped remove geographical barriers from business exchanges and interactions among nations while religious believes are matters of the heart based on what one is spiritually convicted of. We believe with our hearts. Consequently, one cannot simply do away with what one believes in the heart as we did with geographical barriers among nations as it was the case of globalization. A religious transition is not a physical process but a spiritual one. Again, religion is a matter of the heart while globalization is simply not

It is hence impossible to simply merge all religions of the world into one when the respective gods being worshiped in those religions are quite different. Although they are referred to as “god” in all religions, that label is used to simply indicate their deity status that confirms first that they are not human, but spirits.

C. How Do Religions Around the World Differ?

In almost all cases, the theological believes and worship practices that govern each religion are simply fundamentally different. Based on each religion, those differences are noticeable in 4 main areas:

C.1. The nature of the spirit of deity called “god” of that religion

a.Who is the god in question being worshipped?

Though all religions use the term “god” to refer to the spirit on which the religion was founded, the personality or nature of that spirit greatly vary. Some religions are founded by a mere human who upon death was later made god to be worshipped. The absence of a spirit often refer to as god in those religions in this case automatically invalidates the argument that such belief systems is a “religion” as a religion at its core requires the existence of a power higher than that of a human. A mere human searching for truth through various teachings and religions can simply not become god.

Now other religions have multiple gods at their core which will make it quite easy for them to accept the one world religion. Such religion believes in the existence of many gods to begin with so one more god will simply not make a difference.

As far as us Christian are concerned, here are few reminders of the God we worship as he never wants to be lumped in with any other God for it is written:

“I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.” At this, Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at God.” (Exodus 3:6, NIV) – Notice that he did not say that I am “God”, he specified that he is a very specific God not simply to be meshed with any other gods.

“The king answered unto Daniel, and said, Of a truth it is, that your God is a God of gods, and a Lord of kings, and a revealer of secrets, seeing thou couldest reveal this secret.” (Daniel 2:47, NKJV) – This definition God of the Bible, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel was given by King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon who was worshipping other gods who did not believe in the God of Israel. However after the miracle that was performed by Daniel who worshipped the God of Israel by which he was not only able to tell him the dream while all his priests couldn’t but was also able to interpret it, King Nebuchadnezzar bowed down and declared that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel is not just one of the other gods but acknowledged that he was the true God calling him : the God of gods and the Lord of kings”. King David also said in Psalm 95:3 that “for the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all gods” (KJV). The God of the Bible referred to himself the only true God above all gods, not as one of the gods.

“No, I imply that what pagans sacrifice they offer to demons and not to God. I do not want you to be participants with demons.” (1 Corinthians 10:20, ESV) – The apostle Paul while referring to the other gods of the other religions referred to them as “idols”, not god. Throughout the Bible the god of other religions are referred to as idols, and this specific passage of apostle Paul, demons. Coming from a pagan background myself full of witchcraft which was the practice of my ancestors, once I was freed by the blood of Jesus, I now fully understand what this passage meant on a personal level.

I know that hearing this about the god of your particular ancestors that your people believe in as in them being called demons seems quite offensive and what comes to one’s minds is “who do these Christians think they are to assert that THEIR God is the right God?”. However, turns out that this is the bit of every truth. The truth of the Bible is not to “accept “ all religions like we now want to do in society, but to set us human free from bondage so we can live life in abundance and live in the freedom that is only found in Jesus Christ whose blood had reconciled us to God and redeemed us.

Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John 14:6, NIV) – This again is another passage that many religions find quite offensive, but Jesus Christ is indeed the only way. Not only because he is the only begotten son of the God of Israel who came in the flesh to earth but because of the work he did at Calvary to set you and I free from ancestral curses and bondages that are plaguing many in the world. The power is in the blood and the name of in Jesus Christ. His blood that he poured the day he died at calvary is what reconciled you and I to God, cleansed us from sins, and set us free from bondage. I was one of those, so I know. Jesus had already fought the battle that only he could fight and won for us already thousands of years ago before we were even born. Faith is the only way to access what Jesus Christ had accomplished on our behalf.

Some of you have been struggling with curses in your families for centuries, unless you receive Jesus Christ the same things that happened to your parents will be perpetuated in your life. The only fight you have to do is to “believe” what Jesus Christ did and stand on the word of God. That dear, is true warfare. Jesus Christ is the main difference between Christianity and all other religions. That the God who made all things came down on earth and died for us. Now do you understand why there is no way Christians cane be part of the one world religion?