“It is a well-known fact History repeats itself. Through time there have been extreme periods of immorality, and only through the Grace of God does man take a turn to thinking and acting more consciously and openly about God.

We live, at this time, in an extraordinary morally corrupt time in History, wherein there is an obvious ‘open battle’ of satan using every means to destroy man’s Faith in God. He is leaving no stone unturned, no weak point untouched. The diabolical scene is everywhere.

In many cases and in many ways, it seems futile to try to correct what is wrong, and to eliminate mankind’s vulnerability to the obsession and possession of participating in, or as a spectator to the obscenities so many human beings have permitted themselves to accept.

When one looks at what is occurring there is a hopelessness, because it is like a deluge of slime that is difficult to clear away or to even eliminate from the human scene.

This particular slime is diabolical in every way, debilitating to the mental, the physical, the emotional and the Spiritual welfare that is based on the Supremacy of God, the Greatness of God, the Kingdom of God, and the Purpose of each individual’s Soul.

The conflict in man’s desire for goodness is evidenced by so many people claiming to be ‘reborn Christians’. Though this is, in some ways, a contradiction in its wording, what it means is good, for it expresses a feeling of hope, a feeling of dependence upon God, and a renewed strength in their Faith in Him.

The very Soul of each human being, as It is a Portion of God, is the Constant Link between God and man, and is more powerful than any ideology, anti-Christian rebellion, or dastardly offenses against God, abusive to His Ten Commandments.

The very practice of omitting the existence of God’s Ten Commandments has in it a vile contempt for respecting one’s self and all other human beings, based on one’s own laws, void of any protection, leaving one’s self open to being vulnerable to the possible or probable onslaught of the demonic game paralleled to the human game, ‘The Hot Potato’.”