Heteros to Homos: We Weren't Using it Anyway

Cindy at Get Along Home has written up a great post about why the whole Homo Matrimony Discussion/Distraction is just the end product of a very long slide:

As long as we’ve still got easy, no-fault divorce, and a culture that excuses and applauds all sorts of “straight” perversion, I’m afraid I just can’t get myself all worked up about a mere one or two percent of the population wishing to do what the rest of us have been doing for a couple of generations now—have a temporarily monogamous life with the person of their choosing, along with all the privileges that the State has chosen to attach to that temporarily monogamous lifestyle.
Let’s face it, Christians, we’re not having this conversation because homosexuals pose some kind of threat to our way of life. (They don’t.) We’re having this conversation because we’re finally at the bottom of a slippery slope that we polished to a glossy finish for ourselves when we separated marriage, sex, and procreation from each other, making the union of matrimony about our own happiness rather than about familial and social stability. Now we’re just trying to stop the slide before we fall off the cliff entirely. But we’re not much interested in doing the hard work of climbing back up to marital sanctity ourselves!
Modern marriage is about being allowed to live in a long-term sexual relationship with whomever you please, for as long as you wish, as long as you both love each other.

Please read the rest 

If Christians had ignored the Episcopal church (and others, but they were the first) saying contraception was a-ok back in 1930, and not hopped on the planned parenthood bandwagon, we'd be living in a different world today - way different. The National and World Councils of Churches had a large part in pushing contraception onto mainline churches in the progressive era. The Catholic Church stood strong against this, giving them a reputation. Even now, us large family fans of the Reformation get asked "are you Catholic?" The Rockefellers, who put population reduction on the top of their agenda, finally brought Notre Dame president Theodore Hesburgh on board with them. From that point onward, and I suspect multiple inroads were being made to take down the orthodoxy of the Roman Catholic Church at that time, you can see a free-fall in devoutness among Catholics. Just look at those in Congress claiming the name. This philosophy of the world percolated into all your congregational type churches via media and basic worldliness. It's very hard to top-down control autonomous churches, but using the monkey-see, monkey-do qualities of mass media, you'll get them repeating what a pain kids are, how expensive they are, how we don't need as many in a modern society, etc.


Like Ken Ham says, the Answers are in Genesis. They use evolution as their scientific basis for determining the future of the human race. Notice that "they" are doing the directing.

If you don't get anything else from this post - understand this: monied interests have been working overtime for decades to eliminate your family from the human race. That sounds crazy because it is crazy, but if you ever are bold enough to launch yourself into a full-fledged study of eugenics, you'll find them in their own words admitting it. Our own State Department issued a document, NSSM 200, calling for world-wide depopulation (located in Section II). 

I would argue that just like in 1984, the Elites are trying to divert sexuality somewhere where it doesn't procreate. If they can get you to sterilize yourself voluntarily, well that's just swell. No need to set up a Dr. Mengele tube-tying medical prison er, women's empowerment camp. In the third world, where children are your security, they don't go down so easily. Thus the HcG in the ol' vaccine trick. Pregnant? Than you need a tetanus shot. What the women didn't realize is that the tetanus shot was tainted with the HcG hormone that will cause her to miscarry and then increase her chances of being sterile by hardening up her ovaries.  ARGGH. Anger level -- rising! Vengeance is mine saith the Lord. Oh man, are these people going to get it!

This stuff is pure demonism, and maybe I'll get around to a post connecting these people to their Dark Lord. Just look up Lucis Trust and Theosophy and things will start to add up or just blow your mind. One of the two will happen, I guarantee!

So to recap, the family, the building block of civilization is under attack and has been for decades. I'm sure you knew that. But if you want to protect yourself from these people you need to understand how they operate - so you don't unwittingly go along with their agenda. "The serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field."

Check out this series by Dr. Dennis Cuddy, another North Carolinian giving you an overview of the master plan of which this homo stuff is just a mere piece.

Politics and the Generation Gap

by The republican Mother

As someone born in the tail end of Gen X, I can't help but notice a few things as we talk current events. For one thing, my level of cynicism is much, much higher than those boomers who follow politics. Why is this? Well, besides having a pathological liar in my family, it would probably have to do with the common Millennial experience. Allow me to illustrate:

It's Like Eating Peanuts

Charlotte Iserbyt, In Her Own Words by Kevin Gallagher and Scott Davis tells her life story and clues you into her experiences with collectivists. She started out working for the State Department in the 1950s, giving her a unique viewpoint on foreign policy. She tells us to be aware of "controlled conflict", how they use it to gain more power. But Charlotte spends most of her time talking about education and her experiences as a school board member and as a policy expert in Reagan's Department of Education, which she supports the abolishment of. She also goes on to discuss Skull and Bones, of which her father and grandfather were members. Lots of exciting commentary and explanation here, at least for those of us who are interested in how the world came to be in this death spiral. I can't listen to Charlotte without jotting down notes on the back of my bills - she says this stuff is like peanuts, you can't eat just one, and before you know it, you're hooked! I can testify to that.

Check these out if you want to get down to the nitty gritty. If you don't, go take a blue pill and go to bed.

Households Like Mine

I found this little toy at the New York Times via The Political Commentator that lets you see how many other households in America are like yours. My husband said to me once not too long ago that we're different. I kind of brushed it off, and he's like, no we're really, really different.

Like Mark Steyn says, the future belongs to those who show up for it.

So I Just Got My Mail

and I find a newsletter from my local megachurch. It's a children's department newsletter featuring a Focus on the Family article about how important family meals are. Skimming it over, I could help but realize how impoverished the average churchgoing family in America really is. I'm talking serious spiritual poverty. The image to my mind reading this article is of desperately hungry people trying to decide how to best divide a small portion of food. I say this as someone who eats three meals a day with my family and with my husband after work. Like God instructs us in Deut. 6, effective discipleship is an all-day, everyday endeavor, but the authors of my newsletter suggested using the meal time as time to discuss prayer and "getting to know your family" better. When you are raising up children God's way, you don't need to cram in the important stuff unnaturally at the end of the day. I am so grateful that my husband and I decided to be a one-income family back when we were in high school. So many young couples become ensnared in debt and are trapped like rats in maze that will take years to get out of. By then, the kids will be grown and gone. With only a 10% retention rate among Christians, you think they'd be getting a clue by now.

The sad fact is that in many churches, a SAHM who's homeschooling is not going to get a lot of encouragement. But that's cool, because I get my validation from God's Word and not the crowd, especially in these Great Apostasy times we're living in. I just feel sorry for those who are living such a shallow life working all the time for earthly things and not investing in the heavenly treasures. This is why I write on the topics I do, because I know that modern feminism as we know it was a construct of these central planners for the express purpose of lowering American wages, increasing the tax base, and separating children from their families.

Happy Mother's Day!

Gotta do a Mother's Day post with this blog entitled, The republican Mother and all.

 ¹²For thus saith the LORD, Behold, I will extend peace to her like a river, and the glory of the Gentiles like a flowing stream: then shall ye suck, ye shall be borne upon her sides, and be dandled upon her knees.
 ¹³As one whom his mother comforteth, so will I comfort you; and ye shall be comforted in Jerusalem.
--Isaiah 66:12-13

This is one of my favorite "mother" scriptures that illustrates not only God's relationship toward Israel, but the ideal behavior of a mother and child. Notice that the mother is always present, holding the child at her side, bouncing him on her knee, and the nursing babe being satisfied.

 

I'll never forget being at a local park back when I just had two kids. A little girl about 9 years old had ridden her bike from some condos next door and was attracted to my baby girl.  She asked where my older girl went to school, and I said that she went to preschool a couple of days a week. Then she asked, but where does she go after that. I replied, "she goes home with me." The little girl looked down and said 'oh', real sad. It really hurt me that going home with your mom or having a mother available to you wouldn't have entered her mind. You have to be going to somewhere all of the time.

God's plan for raising mentally healthy persons is for someone to be there with them, pretty much all the time.  (Deut 6.) For those of you who think you would be nuts if you were around your kids all the time, that's the first sign you're going off the tracks. You see, a properly domesticated child is not a butt-wipe to be around. In fact, the older my kids get, the more helpful and mature they become. They're modeling their behavior after me, not a bunch of kids in a "lord of the flies" situation. We have arguments and all that fun stuff, but I can say that I can take all my kids to a restaurant by myself and not be embarrassed. 

So when people ask me "what I do", I reply, I help preserve Western Civilization by raising children who can write cursive, know their multiplication tables, can diagram a sentence, question authority, fear God, are immune to peer pressure, etc. Not necessarily in that order, but you know what I mean. I could probably be making a lot of money sitting in some office somewhere, but in the long run, having children who have discernment and wisdom of the Word will pay far more than any salary you can imagine.