Irish Savant – irishsavant.net April 10, 2021

Pope Francis has certainly been a busy little Anti-Christ since he seized power in a palace coup a few years back. (This picture was taken when he heard the news of Notre Dame going up in flames.) In fact, in a textbook case of Satanic Inversion he has turned many fundamental Church doctrines totally on their heads. Approval of or tolerance towards a whole range of sexual deviations (‘how would I know if it’s a sin?’) including same-sex marriages and transgenderism, flattening a well-wisher who tried to shake his hand, licking the feet of Africans, permitted the erection of a statue to Moloch (God of child sacrifice) on Vatican property, encouraged South American Indians to worship pagan fertility gods, appointing suspected child-molesters to key Vatican positions, describing spreading the Word of God as a form of “ideological colonization”, claiming to ‘dread’ hearing about ‘Europe’s Christian roots’, urging Europeans to breed with the invading Muslim hordes in order stem the continent’s population decline and describing ISIS head-choppers as well-meaning chaps who misunderstand the Religion Of Peace.

But any remaining doubts about him have been, in my view, removed by his recent letter to the world’s bankers and financiers in which he openly called for the One World Government warned about (and signifying End Times) in the Bible. ‘“There remains an urgent need for a global plan that can create new or regenerate existing institutions, particularly those of global governance, and help to build a new network of international relations for advancing the integral human development of all peoples.” The letter also strongly advocated for universal vaccines, while bemoaning the “ecological debt” which is owed to “nature itself.” The letter mentioned God just once, in the final line. Textbook New Age paganism.

Now consider what Jesuit theologian Malachi Martin predicted thirty years ago. “Roman Catholics will then have the spectacle of a Pope validly elected who cuts the entire visible body of the Church loose from the traditional unity and the Papacy-oriented apostolic structure that the Church has hitherto believed and taught was divinely established. The shudder that will shake the Roman Catholic body in that day will be the shudder of its death agony. … Many will accept the new regime. Many will resist. All will be fragmented. There will be no one on earth to hold the fractionating members of the visible Roman Catholic body together as a living compact organization. [This will] transform the Papacy itself into a complaisant, even a cooperative, handmaiden in the service of a new creation. A new earthly habitat. A truly New World Order.”

Meanwhile a new book of Christian prayer (A Rhythm of Prayer: A Collection of Meditations for Renewal) is being actively propagated by Target and Amazon where it’s already a best-seller. One prayer, called “Prayer of a Weary Black Woman by “Dr.” Chanequa Walker-Barnes, a theology “professor” at Mercer University, starts: “Dear God, Please help me to hate White people. Or at least to want to hate them… I want to stop caring about their misguided, racist souls, to stop believing that they can be better, that they can stop being racist.” The “prayer” then describes the type of White person they want to hate— not the actual blatantly racist ones, but the “wolves in sheep’s clothing” who “don’t see color”, are friendly and accepting on the surface.

“Lord, if it be your will, harden my heart. Stop me from striving to see the best in people. Stop me from being hopeful that White people can do and be better. Let me imagine them instead as white-hooded robes standing in front of burning crosses. Let me see them as hopelessly unrepentant, reprobate bigots who have blasphemed the Holy Spirit and who need to be handed over to the evil one.” “Grant me a Get Out of Judgment Free Card if I make White people the exception to your commandment to love our neighbors as we love ourselves.”

The little Anti-Christ himself could hardly made a better hand of inverting the fundamental Christian message. End Times approach.

 

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