Why do so many people hate America? Media portrays most individual Americans as its victims. Professors preach of America’s evils and praise socialism in college classrooms. The races and classes are manipulated to strive against one another. Foreign countries vie with the US for influence and power. I believe the answer really boils down to another question. Why do so many people hate God?
I believe God created this country as a shinning example in this dark world. America has stood against oppression and for liberty since its inception. There were issues that took time to resolve, but in the end, good triumphed. Unfortunately, many of our leaders are now selling our country out to form a New World Order. Today it is difficult to find anyone in upper, or even mid level positions of authority; politician, bureaucrat, or military, who are not a member of one or more of the top seven non-governmental organizations working to create this Global Government. This elitist agenda has assaulted America by undermining her ability to repay our debt by exporting more American jobs, they will mandate more massive government funded social programs such as government health care, further reduce our productivity with cap and trade by restricting energy, chisel away American sovereignty with the Climate Control Treaty Summit this December in Copenhagen, and at another conference to be held in Melbourne, Australia, also this December. An estimated 10,000 people from 80 countries, supposedly representing every religion, will form a new world church. I contend they have come to believe the lie spoken in the garden by Satan: “You shall be as God.”
Their plan is serious, but in reality it comes as no surprise. God revealed this end-of-time rebellion more than 2,000 years ago to His prophets, Daniel, Ezekiel, Isaiah, Zechariah, as well as John who recorded Jesus’ Revelation of the rebellion’s outcome. God may allow these elites to sift His believers for a time, but no matter what happens, He is for us. And He exhorts us to continue to stand up for what is right, and never tire of doing good. We may not defeat the rebels, but take heart my fellow believers.
Even so, God will prevail.
Patricia Houser lives in St. Paul.
