Atheism, Humanism, and Agnosticism are religions that are against Christ.

Surprise! Secular Humanism is a false religion. Atheism is a false religion. Agnosticism is a false religion. You may be asking: "Are they really cultic religions?" That depends on how you define the word, cult.

Secularist religions that work in concert: Agnosticism, Atheism, Evolutionism, Humanism, Intellectualism, Liberalism, Materialism, Modernism, Naturalism, Post Modernism, Rationalism, Relativism, and Secularism.

Secularism, this consortium of false religious ideas, is the most murderous religion by far, killing a minimum of 180 million in the 20^th century alone. The Secularists, of course, claim that they are not a religion. They do this to escape the credit for their murders and all that they have done to ruin society. They claim to be a non-religion so they can push themselves into the State-established religion (or non-religious cult if you prefer). They are a religion, though a false one.

Just because they have a false god, self, that does not mean they are not religions.

No one writes web pages, articles, and books because they believe in nothing. No one will expend energy into a non-belief. Their religion may be anti-God and anti-Christ, but they do take it seriously.

Beliefs:

• materialism (the belief that there is no God, no spirits, no angels, no soul, no heaven, no hell)
• Naturalism(the belief that God does nothing. All is from natural causes.)
• uniformitarianism (the belief that there was no creation or flood.)
• evolutionism (the belief that there is some force, which cannot be observed, that reverses the Second Law of Thermodynamics.)

  The Evolutionists will tell you a half truth about the Second Law of Thermodynamics. The Evolutionists will tell the half truth: "The Second Law of Thermodynamics only applies to isolated systems, so it's not relevant to evolution, because the Earth is an open system." This is a clever lie. Here is the part of the truth that they are withholding: the Second Law of Thermodynamics was derived using theoretical isolated systems, but it applies to all systems, and can only be overcome locally and temporarily in open systems when stringent conditions are met. Not only that, but we are not talking about the Earth. The Earth is just a subsystem of a much larger system called the Universe. The Universe is an isolated system. Evolutionists claim that Evolution took place in this isolated system, but the Second Law of Thermodynamics tells us that their story is a myth.

  More information on the Second Law of Thermodynamics can be found here & here & here & here & here

• relativism (the belief that there is no absolute truth.)
• rationalism (the belief that the human mind can reveal knowledge without the benefit of observation)

Basis of belief:

• based solely on human faith

god:

• the god of the human
• the god of intellect
• the god of self
• the god of sensual pleasure
• These gods are, in turn, subject to their father, Satan.

That sounds like a religion. Maybe they are just a faith group. Is there a difference between a faith group and a religion? You can make your own semantic determination, but these are clearly anti-Christ and anti-God.

Other New Age religions are more forthright in their admission that they serve the fallen spirits, though they know those by many different names.

Walter Cronkite long projected the image of the respected, objective newsman who didn't allow his personal views to enter the public square. No more, says the retired CBS anchorman in a direct mail letter he has sent out across the nation.

The Cronkite letter comes from "The Interfaith Alliance" -- a liberal New York-based coalition of religious groups that oddly includes "agnostics and atheists."

Cronkite also says that you are too stupid to vote. The Family Research Council

The group's letter bears Cronkite's photo on its envelope, identifying him as the "Honorary Chairman" -- with this blunt quote: "For years I kept my opinions to myself. But now I must speak out."

In his letter, Cronkite lashes out at America's leading conservative religious leaders, notably Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell.

http://www.NewsMax.com

Do Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secular Humanism deserve protection as part of what is referred to as "religion" under the First Amendment? I don't know. It is obvious in the language of the First Amendment that the Church is being protected from oppressive Government. That the Congress shall make no law that establishes a church as the State church, that is clear. Also, that the Congress shall make no law that limits the free exercise of religion, that is clear.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press."

But do Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secular Humanism qualify as religions? Perhaps they do in that their god is self.

"Their god is self"

They perfectly fulfill the promise of Satan to Eve: "You shall not surely die, but you shall be as gods." And so they worship themselves. They don't have as many of the man-made forms and rituals of the types that have bound up the Church, yet, forms and rituals don't make a religion. Religion is something of the heart. Their hearts are dedicated to the god of self, and their self is still subject to their father, Satan. I doubt that the Founding Fathers gave any thought to protecting such things as Witchcraft or Atheism when they set out to protect freedom of speech, but perhaps it could be argued that they did.

I was reading a web site that was dedicated to Agnosticism. The writer of the web site insisted that Agnosticism is not a religion. He said that religion requires intensity, and he is not intense about his Agnosticism. Do you suppose that people go to all the work of putting up a web site on a subject about which they are not intense? I don't think so. Are there some Agnostics who are not intense? Perhaps. Are there many Christians who are not intense? Absolutely. I think that these so-called secular parts of the New Age movement are very religious and deserve the protection from laws that would limit their free speech. I don't think we should let them limit the free speech of Christians, though.

Their zeal is genuine.

Let me suggest another thought. Just supposing for a moment that the New Age movement, of which Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secular Humanism are a part, have set out to take over America. They were not able to take over America by converting everyone to their doctines, though. Even though they largely control the education industry, the news media, and the entertainment industry, yet only between 5% and 7% of Americans buy into Darwinian evolution. Their political movement is dying even further with scientific advancement. The way the small percentage of the population are taking over America is through the courts. They put in activist judges who have now declared that the First Amendment is supposed to protect the Government from the Church. This, of course, is a lie. Then, they claimed that they are not a religion, so they need to run everything and protect everyone from the 82% of the population that are Christians. They say that the Christians should just let them do it. They say that they need to make all the decisions. They need to control the judiciary. They need to control education.

What do you think?

Bob

Agnosticism is a denomination of a religion known as Secularism, often trying to deny the fact that it is a religion. An agnostic accepts as a principle of worldly "faith" that it impossible to know the truth in matters such as God and the future life with which Christianity and other religions are concerned. Or, if not impossible, at least impossible at the present time. They believe with all their hearts that not only they don't know but also no one else knows. What makes them believe this? They have a firm belief in the power of the human mind to magically reveal it to them. Beyond this "faith" in the magic powers of the human mind, they have nothing else to support their belief.

Secular humanism is a denomination of a religion known as Secularism. It also tries to deny the fact that it is a religion at times. At times, it freely admits that it is a religion. According to the Humanist Manifestos I & II: Humanism is "a philosophical, religious, and moral point of view."

Atheism is a denomination of a religion known as Secularism. Atheism also denies that it is a religion, but Atheists believe with all their hearts that there is no God. They hope there is no God. They are organized and work very hard to eliminate any belief in God, not all of them, but some of them do just like some Christians practice their religion and some don't. Atheism is an anti-God and anti-Christ New Age religion. Atheists have tried to say that they have a non-belief in God. The only reason they want to be a non-religion is so that they can remain as part of the State Established religion in America.

These three secular religions have a nasty and violent history. They are the religious force behind Hitler, Mussolini, the U.S.S.R., Red China, North Korea, Vietnam, and virtually every totalitarian government. And they want to control America although over 80% of all Americans self-identify as Christians.

• New Age is a religion.
• Secularism wants to be the State-established religion.
• Much of what is being termed, "science," is not science but is New Age religion.
• Most of what is called, "reason," is actually speculation, a slogan or a lie dressed up to sound as if it made sense.