A self-transcribed excerpt from Jim Marrs’ Rule By Secrecy : pp. 145-157
Follow this link back to this fascinating piece about an aspect of World War II that is never mentioned when speaking of the War.
It seems that many things, when viewed from an unsecular lens,(unsecular meaning that the spiritulal is taken account for whether it is Christianity or whatever spirituality it may be) produce angles to the usual modes the history is read in and the same accepted history takes on a whole new meaning.
To the Christian, history is read in an eschatological manner; it is not blind and random but leads towards and points to the return of our Great God and Savior Jesus Christ.
So in this sense, all these countless strands of history "out there" have their telos, or their end in Him in whom all things will be fulfilled.
The spiritual is everything in all history. There is no such thing as secular. It is my belief that those who promote" the Secular" at the highest levels are themselves believers in spiritual realities, and I do not mean spiritual realities friendly to the Christian.
A Man Who Did Not Compromise with Sin
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Sermon on the Feast of Holy Hieromartyr Hilarion (Troitsky), Archbishop of
Verea
Hieromonk Kirill (Popov)
His devotion to the service of God was expressed ...
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