onlyonelaw
Ex Member
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I, too, was fascinated by "Zeitgeist", 1 and 2. I had news of it from several friends. Some of them were decidedly anti-Scriptural. So....what could I expect. I watched it anyways, and was certainly intrigued in the NWO stuff. But, to use the word "Zeitgeist" to describe it? It's been more than 30 years since college and a Bible/Philosophy major, where I did learn to question authority. But Zeitgeist, examines all this NWO stuff in the typical scare tactics, not that I support NWO structures. From my own perspective, there are two zeitgeists resident in the creation of our Creator. That would be His Way, and the other would involve any other way, in rebellion to and defiance of His Way. His way is why I call myself an archist. One law, and one law only. Two stated laws, but both dividing the one, and none of it is written. The zeitgeist we are called as an implementation of His unwritten law, is known as loving your neighbor, and actually, your enemy, is yourself. Some of that is the offering of justice even to an enemy, or mercy, grace, compassion, etc. But, in relation to that would be the stopping of an enemy, or a friend, from hurting someone else, creating victims. This is pretty far removed from "Zeitgeist" One and Two. The one law I am stating tends to only work out in relation to the institutions we folks establish for ourselves, when we serve our Creator as our King, and King alone. Usually if there is no recognition of the One True King, there is no ability to love our enemies, offering mercy, grace, compassion, and even forgiveness, when there are no threats of victimizing others. This relates to changing the present system of government, shall I say management, of the lives of people for other people's benefit that passes as government in places of the world today. The only "thing", if I may, that can be actually identified as government, actually, in reality, governing the lives of men, is our Creator, who has so many divers way of operating in what is His creation, that we remain without the ability to even surmise how we might govern ourselves, let alone others. He is He Who governs. And He governs through His manipulations of our consciousness, our hearts, our circumstances. And we are left with the thought that we have "free will", as though He does not operate in all the hidden ways that He does. Written laws are for those who want pretend government in rejection of the one law that actually is law, and by which we shall all be judged. The Declaration of Independence, to breach the present subject a little, but it actually stays within, was just a few steps removed from the beginning of recognizing unwritten law, which actually causes men to be free and responsible for their actions, both to the Creator, and to other men, in terms of hurting other men. This document was written to declare men to be free from other men, living for another man's benefit. The constitution, and Northwest Ordinance, if you will look closely, demonstrate the propensity of drifting towards implementing written law, and rejecting the unwritten law ruling men from their hearts, a law of liberty. The Constitution, actually, rather than declaring anything resembling that liberty, declares GOVERNMENT. A mere dozen years separates the Declaration from the Con. But, the time period represents the two radically different zeitgeists. These zeitgeist movies, ...they represent the wrong zeitgeist for me.
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