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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 407
living….
Our environmental, economic, political, social, and spiritual challenges
are interconnected, and together we can forge inclusive solutions….
To realize these aspirations, we must decide to live with a sense of
universal responsibility, identifying ourselves with the whole Earth community as
well as our local communities.
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(Emphasis added)
The inhabitants of the earth do not have a common destiny. Some are bound for eternal
life and others for eternal death. The Earth Charter is intended to bring about a “global society
founded on respect for nature.” Out of our respect for nature we will protect the earth; this is “a
sacred trust.” This sacred trust necessitates a change in “our values and institutions.” In other
words the Earth Charter is intended to bring about a one-world government founded on a one-
world religion that worships nature. The sacred obligation owed to nature will necessitate a
change in Christian values and church (institutions). This can be seen in the language of the
Earth Charter.
Principal II, section 6 (d) of the Earth Charter declares that no portion of the environment
shall be polluted. It states: “Prevent pollution of any part of the environment…” This is a very
broad statement and could be interpreted in such a way that industrial civilization could be
brought to a screeching halt. This sounds extremely radical but that’s what this movement is all
about, radical measures to protect the earth, which they believe is divine!
Principal II, section 6 (b) of the Earth Charter provides even further protection for the
environment, the god of the New Age. According to this provision, you must prove that an
activity will not cause any harm before you can engage in it. It states: “Place the burden of proof
on those who argue that a proposed activity will not cause significant harm.” While a certain
amount of environmental studies are justified, this type of burden is already being used to close
down mining, logging and oil drilling activities across America. Simply stated, no amount of
proof satisfies those who worship nature.
Principal II, section 8 (b) gives a hint of the agenda and intent of the Earth Charter. It
states: “Recognize and preserve the traditional knowledge and spiritual wisdom in all cultures
that contribute to environmental protection and human well-being.” Notice that they want to
preserve the spiritual wisdom of the earth religions not just as it pertains to environmental
protection but also to what they consider “human well-being.” Since the Earth Charter is
basically a constitution, this provision authorizes a one-world religion under the authority of the
one-world government.
Principal III, section 12 (a) eliminates all discrimination and the religious freedom of
Christians; it states: “Eliminate discrimination in all its forms, such as that based on race, color,
sex, sexual orientation, religion, language, and national, ethnic or social origin.” Under this
provision it would be illegal to preach that homosexuality is a sin or to preach that Jesus is “the
way, the truth, and the light” and that nobody can approach the father except through him (John
14:6). Both of these would be considered discriminatory. Non-Christians are offended by Jesus’
claim that salvation can come only through him.
In Sweden it is already illegal to offend homosexuals with your speech. In June of 2004 a
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