>>10021559 lb

Whenever Q spoke of the precepts of Enlightenment. Like in post 4602 yesterday:

"Free thought" is a philosophical viewpoint which holds that positions regarding truth should be formed on the basis of logic, reason, and empiricism, rather than authority, tradition, revelation, or dogma.

Information warfare.

Q"

And several other posts. Key word revelation.

I used the phrase revelatory communications because the word revelation is usually connoted with the book of Revelation in the NT.

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>>10021799

Thanks. It's just one of the many conundrums I've encountered with Q over time. Hopefully much will soon be resolved.

I just finished a very in-depth study of Acts and one thing that jumped out was the fact that civil disobedience, multiculturalism and the conflict between church and state REALLY got going in Paul's missionary enterprise. Rarely were those things encountered before. But Paul put them on the map big time. And to the extent America resembles the Roman empire, we have taken those issues on with steroids.

This is why Christians have to always rely first on the Bible.

Here's a great, new video by Pains Angels that delves into our situation with Q now.

>>10021874

This sort of thing has been in POTUS' plans all along. Getting executive branch agencies out of DC and into the country - i.e. the real world.

See this old article.

DC bureaucrats are furious and concernfag because this undermines the entire DS structure. And they know it. They ded.

https://www.heritage.org/government-regulation/report/reorganizing-the-executive-branch-the-trump-administrations-plan-and

>>10022014

I'm looking at it from a Roman's perspective when I say these things.

That's the difference. I thought that would be important, as people nowadays are generally secular in their thinking. Rome's empire was the first truly multicultural entity in ancient history. I just took this study from a different perspective. The Temple leaders and Rome (eventually) did see the Church as traitors.

Just like the Temple leaders and Zedekiah regarded Jeremiah as a traitor when he said to obey old Neb and emigrate to Babylon. These are important angles.

Enough slide. Just wanted to share. Thanks for your responses.