The One World Religion is Here
What is the one world religion?
Many ask, “When will the end-time one world religion be here and what is it?”
The answer, I believe, is that the one world religion has been established for years already and includes every single institution and religion in the world. They are all a part of it.
As I mentioned in a previous article, the sons of Elohim (fallen gods/angels) instruct our government leaders today. That is why there is so much evil and policies are in place to depopulate and destroy humans from the earth.
So, the end time religion will do the same. These same sons of Elohim will require what’s left of humanity to follow a program of self-enlightenment. Remember, the occult system that runs this world believes in contacting extra-terrestrial beings (gods) to gain spiritual insight. Then, its up to a person to engage in ‘human attainment’ to reach the status of a god.
This occult religion of new age theosophy will come more out in the open the closer we get to the end of this age. In this article, I want to focus on how religion and institutions are already a part of this occult system.
The end time religion is really ‘humanism’ in disguise.
Dictionary
Definitions from Oxford Languages
noun: humanism
an outlook or system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters. Humanist beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings, emphasize common human needs, and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems.
There you have it! Any system that places ‘human action and achievement’ over the divine choice of God is humanism.
Remember in the Garden of Eden…it was the adversary that convinced Adam and Eve to commit a ‘self act’ of eating of the forbidden tree to become like God.
Remember the Tower of Babel was built for people to ‘make a name for themselves’ through human achievement.
Remember that King Nebuchadnezzar had to realize that his ‘self achievement’ had nothing to do with building Babylon before the kingdom was restored to him.
So now, I could review numerous religions of the world and prove to my readers that every single religion is humanism and relies on human action for salvation but that would take forever. However, there is one litmus test that can be used to determine whether a particular religion is human based and it is this:
In your religion, if you are saved and someone else is not…then whatever you did that got you saved that the unsaved person didn’t do, is human attainment (humanism). It can’t be from God because if it was, it would be done.
Islam: One must believe in God and His message (Islam) to receive salvation, pray five times a day, go to Mecca, etc.
Hinduism: Self liberation of the cycle of reincarnation by good behavior in the life, death, and rebirth cycle.
Buddhism: Self acts of suffering, meditation, physical and spiritual labor, good behavior are some of the ways to achieve enlightenment, Nirvana.
Judaism: Be of the Jewish nation and perhaps live a holy and righteous life dedicated to Yahweh, fast, worship, celebrate the right holidays.
Every religion in the world has some sort of deity that requires a human being to do something in order to achieve salvation, otherwise, salvation is not achieved. The proof of this is that all are not saved.
Now Christianity, the religion that claims the name of the one true God and His Son, Christ Jesus. Christians profess that Jesus dying on the cross saved them but do they actually mean it?
Mr. Christian: Jesus Christ died for your sins and saved you at the cross!
seeker: That’s great, thanks for letting me know (then turns to walk away).
Mr. Christian: Wait! Do you know where you will spend eternity?
seeker: With God, you just said Jesus died for my sins and saved me.
Mr. Christian: Yes, but you have to repent and accept this gift or you are not saved.
seeker: So, Jesus didn’t save me?
Mr. Christian: He did but you must repent and accept the free gift in order to be saved.
seeker: Huh, so if I don’t repent and accept the free gift or get baptized and do all the things your church says I need to do, then Jesus didn’t save me?
Mr. Christian: That’s right, you are not saved.
seeker: So, what actually saves me? Jesus or my decision? Because without my decision, Jesus apparently did nothing for me.
The above conversation is humanism whitewashed to look like we are crediting Jesus with our salvation when we are actually crediting ourselves. This is what makes mainstream Christianity ‘humanistic’ just like every other religion. According to this belief, Christ only made it possible for humans to save themselves. Not convinced, see the simple equation below:
_Christianity’s equation_
1. Christ’s Cross + human faith = Salvation
2. Christ’s Cross + nothing = no salvation
What is the most important deciding factor in these two equations?
Human faith…and you can substitute works, following commandments, or anything you want in addition to human faith. It is the human contribution that determines whether a person is saved, not the cross of Christ. Because without human faith or the human contribution, the cross does not save.
I once asked a Christian if Jesus did 100% of the work for salvation. He said, ‘yes,’ then I said, ‘then why isn’t everyone saved?’ ‘Because you have to accept and believe’, he said. Well then, Jesus didn’t do 100% of the work if salvation is not complete without your contribution.
Even if the Savior did 99.99% of the work and you just need to contribute .01%, then its your .01% that is ultimately the deciding factor in whether salvation comes to you.
So, every religion in the world requires HUMAN CONTRIBUTION to get saved and attend to the deity. Christ just made the HUMAN CONTRIBUTION possible for mainstream Christians.
In every religion, the deity in question requires something of the human for salvation. But the apostle Paul says the one true GOD requires NOTHING from humans. Why? Because GOD HIMSELF gives the human EVERYTHING. This ends humanism and religion all together.
The God Who makes the world and all that is in it, He, the Lord inherent of heaven and earth, is not dwelling in temples made by hands, NEITHER IS HE ATTENDED BY HUMAN HANDS, AS IF REQUIRING ANYTHING, SINCE HE HIMSELF GIVES TO ALL LIFE BREATH AND ALL.
This verse ends religion and human attainment (humanism). As I mentioned before, every religion requires the human to do something to be saved. Paul, literally says that God does not require anything from humans (religion/humanism) because God Himself gives the human EVERYTHING. You cannot give to God anything that He has not first given to you (paraphrase from Romans 11:36).
The key to end time religious deception is human beings achieving salvation by what they do and don’t do. Then, whoever controls the religion can determine how these people act. This is how the antichrist will control because the antichrist spirit of ‘self’ is already operating in humanity.
Do you want to know what true salvation is?
True salvation is a fact and doesn’t need human contribution in any way to make it true. WHY? Because its all of God.
Here is the difference between the humanism of every religion filtering into the end time religion and the true, human deficient, salvation of God.
The whole human race gets death from Adam, no human choice. The whole human race gets justification (salvation) from Christ, no human choice.
Humans are saved WHILE they are sinners, irreverent, and enemies of God. . . Not, according to Christianity, when they stop sinning long enough or make a righteous choice. This proves its all God.
3. The salvation of every creature ever created is planned by God and accomplished through the work of Christ. This includes every single experience of these creatures.
- Colossians 1: 15-20, Psalm 139:16
When we understand that all is of God and He is the Architect of every life from start to finish until He is All in all (1 Corinthians 15:28), only then, can humanism and ‘self’ be defeated.
CONCLUSION:
If salvation is dependent upon human contribution in any way (every religion), then humanism will always be present because there is something a person must do that someone else doesn’t do in order to be saved. Therefore, people will always be subject to whomever sets the rules.
Jesus Christ, however, completes the law for us and gives us the righteousness of God that humanism could never obtain. He did this through His faith, His death for our sin, His entombment, and His resurrection. WE could never do anything to earn or lose this righteousness because it wasn’t up to us to gain or maintain it. Its Christ’s completed work on the cross.
Any belief that says Christ’s work needs human contribution is humanism and an enemy of the cross. God is the Savior of all mankind, especially (not exclusively) of believers (1 Timothy 4:10). The work on the cross is complete.
Now, we still make choices and walk through the experiences of life that God gives us. But everything happens according to God’s will (Ephesians 1:11). God gives a special salvation to some now and salvation to the rest later (Romans 8:18-25).
So on the issue of faith: Faith is a realization of the fact that Jesus saved you. It is not something that makes what Jesus did true for you. No fact was ever made true or false by faith. A fact is a fact. Christ saving the world is a fact (2 Corinthians 5:19).
…yet of your salvation, and this is from God, for to you it is graciously granted, for Christ’s sake, not only to be BELIEVING ON HIM, but to be suffering for His sake also…
You see, even the very faith you have is given to you by God. It is impossible to believe unless God gives you belief. How about this verse:
Now on hearing this, the nations rejoiced and glorified the word of the Lord, AND THEY BELIEVE, WHOEVER WERE SET FOR LIFE EONIAN.
Crazy truth! Believers are set for eonian life by God, then they believe. God determines beforehand who would believe and in the course of life, these people believe. All of God.
One more for you:
…seeing whether GOD MAY BE GIVING them repentance to come into a realization of truth…
Where does repentance come from??? GOD!
If God chooses not to give a human faith and repentance now, then He will save them later through judgement. However, judgement is CORRECTION and it is NOT ETERNAL.
For when Thy judgements are on the earth, the inhabitants of the world learn righteousness
From start to finish we are God’s achievement and everything we do God has prepared beforehand that we should be walking in them. We are not glorified for what we do, we are glorified for what God does in us. This is the end of ‘self’ and the end of humanism.
This truth will ensure that you will not fall for any end-time religious deception. Grace and peace.
For His achievement are we, being created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God makes ready beforehand, that we should be walking in them.
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I think you are on to something.
I'm familiar with "the sons of God" from Gen. 6:2 (בְנֵי־הָֽאֱלֹהִים֙ / οἱ υἱοὶ τοῦ θεοῦ), and 1 Enoch 6 ff., and I think I have read some of your material too, but I don't use that as a basis for conclusions about where the disciplines regarding self-attainment originated. I have, however, studied some of those disciplines, and been a practitioner to a small degree, and yes, there is a problem with that approach! I've also considered myself a humanist at times (certainly not now). So you're writing about things that were near and dear to me at one time.
This is what I find interesting: "Now Christianity, the religion that claims the name of the one true God and His Son, Christ Jesus. Christians profess that Jesus dying on the cross saved them but do they actually mean it?"
I like to ask questions like these, and I am reluctant to use the label "Christian" because it is associated with so many unbiblical things, depending on where one looks. And the "eternity in hell" thing drives me nuts because it seems to be based upon such weak evidence. But mostly it's the behavior of certain large groupings of Christians that bothers me. That actually drove me to explore other paths, as I mentioned.
I started out to write a comment about "choice", but it grew and grew as I wrote and I decided to make it into a post on my own blog instead, where size isn't a problem and where typographical amenities are available. It can be found here for anyone interested:
https://open.substack.com/pub/clearmiddle/p/what-choice-do-we-have
I do believe that there are ways we can contribute to what becomes of us, but I agree that "choice" isn't one of them, and neither are "works", although they do have a role. What we can do is "commit", rightly or wrongly. I've tried both, and committing to wrong paths eventually took me full circle, more or less, back to what I had been raised with in the first place, but with corrections, setting aside "traditions of men". I didn't work all this out. There were interventions. I was led back. I couldn't have made my way back on my own.
As big a mess as what I did is, I think there could be something worse. It would be to be "raised in the faith", knowing all the right things to believe and never wavering from them, throughout life. Nor ever understanding what's wrong with some of them.
Thank you so much, Scott. Wonderful and clear and helping me to put into words why I object to the falsity I see in most all human efforts at teaching God's Truth.