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Dear Politicus, 

I don't say that the work you do in uncovering the globalist conspiracy is irrelevant. But since the brief existence of global government is inevitable, and the short, nightmarish rule of Antichrist inescapable, perhaps more should be done to prepare Christians for the coming horror. The world is about to plunge into darkness and ancient Night, and all the best efforts of right-minded people like yourself can't keep it from happening. The fact that the conspirators scarcely try to conceal their goal is evidence of their confidence.  

But overruling everything is the Almighty, Who will have the last word, and Whose own agenda will prevail. Maybe it's time we focused on the spiritual aspects of the coming terror rather than on the mechanics of the Enemy. For example a renewed emphasis on holiness and a revival of Wesley’s “experimental religion” might be more helpful than exposing the conspiracy or stockpiling goods. 

I don't consider myself a defeatist; I've read the end of the story and WE WIN! The sinister machinations of our Ancient Enemy will seem to succeed and the entire world will wonder at his power. And then his terrible ignominious fall! 

Hardly any voice of warning is heard admonishing Christians to prepare for the worst. We have dominionist Christians, who insanely believe that Christianity is winning the world to Christ. We have escapist Christians who think we'll miss the coming Tribulation. We have political Christians who think we can still postpone or forestall the inevitable. I want to be a radical Christian, one who is ready for the horror when it comes, one who goes all the way with Christ, who does not love his own life even to the point of martyrdom. It may be more important at this point to show Christians how to recognize and avoid the "mark of the Beast," than to organize resistance to him. 

I don't mean to lecture you, my dear Politicus. I admire and respect you. But as I read your newsletter today, I was struck by how the information you are giving us will make no difference in the outcome. I urge you, if you haven't already done so, to focus on "the blood of the Lamb and the word of your testimony" (Rev. 12:11).