LOGICAL MINDS ONLY

The concept of being set apart, or sanctified, is fundamental in Christian theology, emphasizing a distinct lifestyle and higher moral standards for believers. This transformation begins with accepting Jesus Christ, leading to a new, God-aligned nature. Christians' uniqueness is reflected in their adherence to love, compassion, and forgiveness as taught by Jesus, and their strong sense of comm...

The church, as described, is the equity produced by good works, binding believers through ministry, much like a free market where precision is key. This binding normalizes relationships with friends and enemies, requiring an objective measure of value, unlike the worlds currencies, which are all asset based. The collective identity in Christ allows believers to transform from sinners to a unified,...

Christians ought to understand the importance of doing our best in all endeavors, avoiding both blatant and subtle forms of causing harm. The Christian principle of ministry is the way the church perfects believers. Ministry involves helping others reach their potential and binding them in spiritual maturity to the church. Sin is defined as the waste of God's provisions to you, while evil is t...

The document argues for a paradigm shift among Christians, suggesting that value creation through preferred shares can eliminate state dependency and inflation. It challenges Christians to reevaluate their participation in secular politics and traditional missions, emphasizing that voting for politicians equates to supporting parasitism. Missions, often seen as central to Christianity, are portray...

In this essay we argue that Christians have mistakenly focused on missions rather than ministry. Ministry should be used to help believers achieve spiritual maturity, rather suggesting that Christians have overly prioritized missions at the expense of focusing on ministry work that aids in the growth of faith.

Democracy is inherently flawed and detrimental because it leads individuals to place their faith in the political process rather than in God. It claims that both left and right political arguments are weak and fail to convince the opposing side. The essence of democracy, which involves voting for change, inherently rejects divine guidance in favour of human governance. This reliance on politicians...

Human governance, whether through democracy or other systems, inevitably leads to a paradoxical problem akin to hitting a "brick wall" because such systems perpetuate parasitism and legalism. It suggests that true solutions and successful trajectories can only be found by abandoning legalistic and state-controlled systems in favor of a theocracy, where trust among individuals and submiss...

This essay explores the intricate relationship between law, faith, and the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that true obedience to God transcends legalistic adherence to rules. It asserts that one's conscience and logical thinking are integral to aligning with God's reality, and that revolutions and reforms often fail because they disregard the spiritual transformation essential for true change. T...

Plato's philosophy underscores the profound link between choice, morality, and truth, emphasizing that true freedom is found not in endless options but in making the right choice informed by knowledge and virtue. This essay explores the tension between the freedom to choose and the moral responsibility it entails, highlighting Plato's advocacy for Philosopher Kings—rulers guided by wisdom,...

The document explores the concept of truth and deception, particularly focusing on the power of Satan to deceive people into believing falsehoods. It discusses how both atheists and Christians can be deceived, the challenges of discerning truth in religious and political contexts, and the role of faith in shaping one's perception of truth. The document also delves into the Christian concept of...

The document discusses the concept of communicating with God, emphasizing that God perceives our hearts rather than our physical appearance. It explains that the Holy Spirit resides in our hearts, enabling us to communicate with God and manifest good deeds in the world. The text highlights the importance of spiritual maturity, the role of the Holy Spirit in understanding God's word, and the va...

Some countries such as Canada and Australia had the worst possible beginnings. Under constant attack by natives and far from any source of assistance, the early settlers faced incredible hardship and the harshest of conditions, to over time, build highly advanced civilizations. Whereas other, far older and better situated populations never made it far beyond the stone age, if that far. No amount o...

There is truth, there must be or neither life nor the world has meaning. If there is no meaning then there is no truth and sentience itself is negated. But if there is a truth then it has to have a source and the source of truth is beyond truth, because only that which is beyond truth has the ability to fashion and express truth. Apologetics is the search for the source of truth and the attempt to...

The Epicurean Paradox is an ironic mockery of human sin, it has little or nothing to do with God. It says far more about the perversity of the human mind than it does about God.

Confused about faith and works? How about the issue of free will versus predeterminism? If we are chosen for salvation before the beginning of the world, what has faith to do with salvation? We do not have time to repent before we are saved because we are, according to some thinkers, before being born. What about works? If we are saved without works, why do we need to do works after we are saved?...

A theocracy is a people under God. A democracy is a people let loose and trying to rule themselves. There is nothing Biblical about self-rule or putting power into the hands of the largest political group. There is no virtue in allowing the strongest political faction decide who we will worship or what laws we will follow. Democracy is fully Satanic and has no relevance to Scripture.

The Western world appears to have settled on democracy as the preferred form of government, even though most are or were nations titularly Christian. Where in the Bible does it say issues are to be settled by a majority vote?

The parasitic church is a corrupt church taken over by democratic sentiments and liberal agendas, as such it is cursed.

Apriorian is a works based church with a mission to end parasitism.

Virtually every problem could be eliminated if everyone was employed and would be eliminated if every employed person was required to pay every one of his or her costs. Interestingly, we would have full employment if everyone paid for their own costs. Conversely, so long as we have parasites and people living off of the avails of others, full employment is not possible. We tell you how to fix it.

There is a way that seems normal to a man but which leads to primitivism and poverty and a sustained lack of civilization. What is normal to many is deviant to God and to the norms He established.

Christians are waking up in 2025 to at least three realizations. We know it is not possible to win a defensive war, we know victory will not come about by convincing the enemy they are the enemy, not us is absurd, and we know politics is never the solution to our problems, because politics is the problem. So where does that leave us?

Adam was not created Good. People ask why do men sin? Men sin because perfection is not a gift, it is something we must aspire to. Men must work to be good. Our value is intimately tied up with the value we create. The idea we are saved because we are intrinsically worthy to be saved, or that we can be saved simply by a profession of faith, is erroneous. We are unable to have faith when we are not...

There are five steps the church must take to take back the West. These steps are: Capitalize, Categorize, Commercialize, Councils, Consolidate. No banks, governments or money needed. The church operates through people with faith. However, one step is not addressed, the need to stop following the blind guides who now lead us.

Life is not complicated unless we refuse to make the right choice. If we decide to make the wrong one, then we are faced with an unlimited number of bad choices and no way to chose which is the least bad one. Our actions and choices either add value to the planet or detract from its value. But somehow, so many think they can push the time of reconciliation into the future and so they keep delaying...