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R. M. Jurjevich
A GOOD, BUT INCOMPLETE
BOOK ON ANTI-CHRISTIAN CONSPIRACY
Pastor Tim LaHaye, The Battle
for the Family, Old Tappan, N J. USA, Revel Co.,
1982
In the short working span I have
now in a day, I decided to get acquainted with a
book, which we would eventually translate into
Serbian as part of our publishing effort on
uncovering the anti-Christian conspiracy. I read
through a larger part of the book and found it to be
a worthwhile contribution to clarifying "humanism"
as a basic anti-Christian conspiracy against the
Church, culture and morality. Yet something was, in
my judgment, missing in this and most other books on
this subject: The book avoided mentioning the Jewish
role in the present falling away from Christianity.
Were that role minor, I would not object to such a
reticence on the Jewish enmity to Christianity. Yet,
I have written on the Judaic conspiracy extensively.
That is why I missed badly in Pastor LaHaye's book
that aspect of the decline of Christian cultural
influence in the last four centuries, He, as a
Christian pastor and activist, should know the
importance of the Judaizing role of the
Cabbala-inspired sects of pantheism, deism,
Satanism, alchemy, Freemasonry, secular humanism,
godless socialism, bloody Communism, Adventism,
Jehova's Witnesses and others. Judaizing views are
particularly involved in politically Leftist trends.
We are talking about a tremendously important
infusion of Jewish nation all the "reforms" in
social, democratic and national practices of
religion and morality. Christianity is being drowned
in the Jewish-inspired ideology.
Among the millions of obedient
servants of people scared to recognize even the
traces of Jewish dominance of our culture, the
ostensible ministers and priests of Christ play a
significant role. They are in that phase of the
early Christian disciples who hid behind the closed
doors in Jerusalem dominated by the Sadducees and
Pharisees who had just murdered the Lord Jesus
Christ.
They, of course, play that low game
with dignity, refusing to challenge the media and
the "public opinion," and showing themselves as no
"anti-Semites," whatever were their true feelings
and beliefs. Pastor Jack More, a former general in
the U.S. Army, tells of his experiences with the
Southern Baptist ministers, after he began to
criticize Jews, as the chief supporters of Communism
and liberalism. As a former prisoner of the
Communists who almost killed him, in South Korea and
an outspoken patriot and anti-Leftist, more was a
popular speaker in churches and colleges on the
Bolshevik threat to the freedom of Americans.
Being an honest and upright man,
more began to speak about the source of Communist
power, the Jewish bankers and businessmen. A normal
thinking Christian would expect that such
revelations would be welcome to American Christians,
particularly the enlightened ministers and priests.
Unfortunately the opposite was the case. His fellow
ministers began to show a negative attitude toward
him; some even would cross the street in order not
to speak to him. The invitations to speak in their
churches dwindled to practically nothing. The
ministers showed themselves the most compliant
servants to the Jewish control of the American
"public opinion". Anathema on such Christians.
Pastor LaHaye, otherwise a
successful worker against the secularist dominance
of American private and public life, is no different
regarding the Jewish controls over the
secularization and de-Christianization of American
minds than 99.9% of American preachers: They respect
the taboo forbidding the uncovering of the dismal
Jewish role in American private and political life,
morality and ideological matters.
Pastor LaHaye appears well grounded
in his refusal of mentioning the Jews as the
principal poisoners of American liberalism and
Leftism. As I read further, I came upon a classic
instance of the FOJS (Fear of the Jews Syndrome).
Pastor LaHaye wrote well and
effectively on the Leftist bias of the American
media, discussing the consistently anti-Christian
attitude of three main "American" television
channels.
The Anti-Christian Bias of the
Media
A classic
illustration of the media bias occurred in April
1980. In response to a call for a day of prayer,
300,000 Christians marched on Washington, D.C.
Except for the 1 million who appeared on the mall
during the 1967 bicentennial celebration that was
the largest crowd in our nation's history. (The
Christians even left the city cleaner than when they
arrived, by carrying small plastic bags and picking
up the debris.) One would think that such a
record-breaking march on our nation's capital was
news, but the papers didn't. To my knowledge, it was
not carried on one front page in the country! In
fact, many didn't even mention it, and those that
did limited it to back-page trivia. Even TV blocked
it out of the evening news.
Just three
weeks later, fewer than 3.000 lesbians marched on
Washington. The event hit the front page of every
paper in the country and was carried on the evening
TV news. Why? Our liberal humanist reporters and
media controllers think more of 3,000 lesbians than
they do of 300,000 Christians. Ironically, of
course, this country was founded and made successful
by Christians, not lesbians. But normalizing
lesbianism by putting it on the front page is more
within the interest span of our amoral humanist
editors than advertising a public act of worship by
Christians.
After
watching this kind of news discrimination for half a
century, I have come to expect it. But even I was
not prepared for the media attacks on the Moral
Majority that occurred during and after the 1980
elections. Was it really possible, I wondered, that
peace-loving, morality-advocating ministers of the
Gospel like Dr. Jerry Falwell could be compared to
Adolph Hitler and Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini? If ever
there was a distortion of the truth, it was the
oft-repeated comparison of the "new religious right"
with the Nazi party coming to power in Germany
during the 30s. But to a hysterical humanist editor,
terrified at the thought that his favored humanistic
senators (who voted consistently for socialism and
against free enterprise, who favored abortion and
every other anti-moral stand of humanism) could not
withstand conservative opposition, it seemed a
fitting outburst.
A good
illustration of their warped reporting appeared on
the front page of a Los Angeles paper, three days
after the election. Dr. Falwell was pictured
together with the acknowledgment that the Moral
Majority and other groups, such as the Religious
Round-table, Christian Voice, and Concerned Women
for America, were largely responsible for the
landslide victory that not only put Governor Ronal
Reagan in the White House but swept ten conservative
senators and thirty-three congressmen into office
and retired an equal number of liberals. After
making that reluctant confession, they proceeded to
ask "religious leaders" what they thought of the
emergence of the Moral Majority. Guess who they
asked? Two liberal humanist ministers of the totally
discredited National Council of Churches of Christ,
a Unitarian minister, and a liberal Catholic priest.
Why didn't they ask one of the pastors of the large,
growing churches in California, any one of whom is
influential to more people than all of those they
interviewed put together? The predictable tactic of
our biased press is to bring up a subject, then
interview only those who agree with their humanist
point of view. The media will dignify their opinions
in the press and on TV as if they were the
authorities, when in reality they are out of step
with the people.
Every time
I am invited to debate or participate on a TV
program, the result is the same: The host and all
the other guests appear in opposition to me or my
position. Once when I participated in a
sex-education panel discussion, I found the
moderator and seven other panelists on one side, me
on the other. So much for the fairness doctrine and
objectivity!
(pp. 122, 123)
Pastor goes on giving a telling
expose on the anti-Christian bias of the media. He
mentions the anti-patriotic role of the media in
Viet Nam war and manipulations against the
patriotic, conservative point of view. There is a
section on "CBS and the Jim Jones Whitewash/' and
another on "The Media is Antifamily," and "The Power
of the Media/' yet nowhere does he bring out the
basic explanation: The Media reflect the biases of
the Jewish Rulers of the US!
This must have been a deliberate
choice of Pastor LaHaye. For years before, the
genuine American nationalists have been protesting
the anti-American biases of the power-wielders in
Washington, the Jewish clique! All three major
networks are headed by ethnic Jews. Pastor LaHaye
deliberately avoids mentioning Jews where they are
too obvious to be overlooked. With leaders dominated
by such a powerful FOJS, the Jews can rule America
and the world a thousand years. |