Posted by fh on December 20, 2012 at 08:31:25
In Reply to: Re: Do look back - unless you are plowing posted by Miguel on December 19, 2012 at 03:47:01:
‘Not looking back’, not to ‘think, think, think’ and ‘not to question’, is indeed a few of the numerous devastating maxims promoted as Godly, or shall we say, as revolutionary, in TF by Berg.
And these together did the job they were intended to… among other things these maxims essentially facilitated 1) someone else to take total dominion over our moral compass and conscience, 2) to override disregard apprehensions, convictions, personal responsibility and knowledge of the Word of God and 3) to create a defenceless environment and thus open the door for any terrible doctrine to follow, which is what happened.
But, in my opinion, at the very base of many or most of these demonic maxims is the fact that Berg disposed of the Ten Commandments, as well as pretty much all of Moses and the prophets, except for bits and pieces here and there that served him well.
The Ten were obviously a hindrance and a chain around his feet in order for him to get to where he wanted to take us, spiritually and physically, so he clearly had to get rid of them, whatever the cost.
The result, as we know, was a steady descent into a world of occultism, necromancy, black magic, sorcery, abuse, debauchery par excellence… you name it.
So in order for us to take some lessons from all of this it is clearly necessary to look back, to think and to ask questions, and perhaps most of all, to get some answers.