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Out of Nothing, back to Nothingness

Some links for educating yourself on the religious nature of what the world calls "dollar". There are 4 ways the Federal Reserve Banking System "creates" dollars. This is the basis of their influence and control over government and business of the United States and the world. Some of the best orientations I have seen to get a sense of the magnitude and importance of this are in a book by Dr. Paul Hein: All Work and No Pay: Life Saving Lessons in Modern Money

What Energy Crisis?

Seems the PEAK OIL enthusiasm is just more propaganda to scare us into the tall grass, or encourage us to approve more government zeal for our salvation. Here is a witness that there is plenty of oil and natural gas, in Alaska, if not lots of other places. http://www.reformation.org/energy-non-crisis.html.
Or, if you haven't heard, there is a new hypothesis that oil actually is coming from beneath, instead of from vegetation originally on the earth's surface. http://www.vialls.com/wecontrolamerica/peakoil.html

Honest Measures

There is no salvation in political action alone. Democracy offers no moral authority for defining crime and punishment. Pluralism only guarantees confusion and, ultimately, war. Every Christian, whether a contributing, or a detracting participant, is a member of the primary political party -- The Creator's Rights Party. Since only the Lord Jesus Christ created all that is, He is the only one with the moral authority to define what crimes are and what their punishments should be. He is the Law Giver, the Judge, and the King who is responsible for perfect justice in time and eternity. If Jesus is the Creator of all that is, who then is "creating" dollars? Are they really "creating" SOMETHING, or is it NOTHING? If nothing, then aren't they lying to us? If something, then we have a new creator, and big religious problems. If the dollar is a nothing, then shouldn't we quit offering it to the God of the Bible, Who calls it an abomination, as an unjust weight/measure? What is a dollar, anyway? Is it the substance measured? If it is the measure, what is the substance. If it is the substance, what measure are we multiplying the quantity BY, and what is that measure's equivalent defined in other terms? My accountant doesn't know how to define the dollar! Neither does my bank!!