David Yeagley is the great-great-grandson of Comanche leader Bad Eagle. 
Obama must be exulting in yet another swindle of American values. He claims to be the savior of women with his force-funded anti-birth agenda. He is presented as a religious “Christian” hero for “compromising” with the irate American Catholics.
But, as Rush Limbaugh points out, it is just another scam. What he wants is dictatorial power. And this Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, are giving him, piece by piece. He has no executive authority to order anything about insurance whatever. The president’s office is not the law-making branch of our government. He claims to be compromising with the Catholics, but he then asserts that the insurance companies will have to provide the anti-birth, anti-life mechanisms. It is an act of illegal tyranny, either way.
A portrait on a biography page about Mohammad, posted by Adakoo, here. It is a fine painting, but we know nothing of its origin, or the artist, or whom it depicts.
Democrats want dictatorial power, in the name of saving the country, of course. Dictators are attracted to other dictators. Obama is fascinated with Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez, and Communist dictator Fidel Castro (despite their criticisms of him). Obama is also completely absorbed in dreams of his Muslim fathers, that is, apparently total tyranny. Total intolerance. Absolute power is always expressed as total tyranny, and tyranny is intolerant.
Obama complains repeatedly that the U.S. Constitution inhibits him.
What we have in today’s America politics is an attempt to pass off tyranny as salvific, as a life-saving force, as the best interest of all. The jargon is all moralized, yet echoing but the din of dead drones of dry bones. Liberal religion is “godless,” as Ann Coulter says, and its advocates create a “demonic” public.
So, what of God? If we talk in terms of morality and religion, shall we not ask of the Almighty? Is the Lord tolerant?
If Christ crucified–for the sins of the world–means anything, then we’d have to say no. God is not tolerant. What we might better say is that God is patient. Very patient.
Islam is not tolerant. Does that mean Islam is the true religion? The leaders of Islam preach intolerance, of the most vehement, violent kind. Islam seeks to spread it iron cowl, its suffocating shadow, its hideous hijob over the whole world. Islam would either convert or kill every living person. These are the stated purposes of Islam, in the Qur’an, and by the Muslims leaders. Their world-wide organizations exist to this same end.
Islam is the most intimidating, intolerant human movement in modernity.
It is the same spirit of dictatorship, tyranny, and coercion. This is clearly the spirit of Satan. Cruelty, coercion, deception, and a wake of irremeable oppression and misery.
What kind of person or people want to live under Islam? Americans?–who have known more freedom than any people in the history of the world? Would Americans welcome tyranny, after a mere two centuries of experimental freedom–which has created the most powerful nation in the world?
This is a most damning delusion brought upon us by our government and media. It is an agonizing infatuation. It is satanic seduction. We are in the very grips of it, even now. The rues the throes ensue.
In the name of tolerance, the abstract concept of “love,” will America tolerate the Devil? Will America take the drug, and be damned?
Such profound foolishness and stupidity has to be the result of utter ignorance of Islam. People simply do not know what the Qur’an teaches, and apparently choose to ignore what Islamic leaders actually teach and preach. The question then becomes, Why? Why are people willingly ignorant? Willfully blind? Knowingly denying clear, openly stated intentions of Islam?
How such an event is to be illustrated I know not. Old paintings hardly match modern computerized cinema effects. We have words in ancient manuscripts. That is all we have to go on.
That I cannot answer. I know in the Judgment Day, as depicted repeatedly in the Bible, there are only two classes of people: the saved, and the condemned. The Bible warns about false gods and false Christs. Of course, extremists of all species tend to thrive on such drama. Is there another angle on this?
I think of these verses:
And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory. Matthew 24:30.
Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all the kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Revelation 1:7
The mass of the world are not happy to see Jesus.
That says it all. That is the true God. That is the one I want to know.
If the people of the world are generally lost to oblivion, I would have to say that God is terribly intolerant, in the end. He gave everyone a chance, seemingly endlessly. But, in the final end, He does not tolerate disobedience, defiance, and opposition. He does not tolerate those who set themselves against Him.
Is God a tyrant, therefore? Millenniums of human history, and Christ crucified plead a resounding no. Free will was apparently what God prized most. There will be those, of this earth, who chose to cherish the character of God in this matter. They didn’t chose a tyrant, but a freedom-loving God, a God that sacrificed Himself to procure that precious freedom, for all.
It is an overwhelming story, no? Once it is truly in your soul, you can’t thinking differently. There is nowhere else to think, except nihilism, or atheism. Maybe Buddhism. Abject they are. Hopeless. Or so it seems. I’ll bet on God. I only pray He is willing to bet on me. He did buy the ticket.
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1 Greg H // Feb 10, 2012 at 8:33 pm
Wonderful post Dr. Yeagley. I also believe that Islam is satanic as well. I think it may be the most evil religion that has ever existed. George W Bush lied to the nation about Islam after 9/11 as well as Tony Blair and the other leading politicians of the world. I realized then the we would not deal with Islam in an honest, realistic way. Political correctness is a cancer that is destroying this once great country.
Fortunately, the God of the bible is a patient God. I am so glad he died for my sins that I can’t really put into words how I feel about that. Well, I am eternally grateful. Dr., were your ideas or feelings about Islam different before you traveled to Iran? Did visiting there have any effect on you one way or the other in regards to Isalm? Just curious. You say above the the mass of world are not happy to see Jesus. Is this because of their hatred of God? Or is it because that in that moment they will realize that it is too late for them and they will be doomed to eternal damnation? Interesting.
2 zephyr // Feb 10, 2012 at 9:02 pm
We should never mistake God’s abundant mercy for “tolerance”. We should never mistake his longsuffering patience for “approval”. He is a holy God.
The world has listened to Satan and his worldly, counterfeit version of “love”–interwoven with “tolerance”. Those who follow that philosophy will be lost. They do not really believe that God will ever judge anyone. They will be shocked by the Second Coming.
Excellent piece.
3 David Yeagley // Feb 10, 2012 at 9:35 pm
GH, I really didn’t know anything about Islam in 1999. I luxuriated in the Iranians I knew here in the US. I was fascinated with the story of Farah Diba Pahlavi. I thought also that the modest of Islam, pertaining to women’s dress, was romantic, mysterious, and beautiful. But, as far as what the Qur’an actually taught, what their leaders were actually plotting in the world, I was marvelously ignorant. Not willingly ignorant, but just not informed.
I think the people mourn when Jesus comes because they realize they failed. They were against Him. They betrayed him. And now they will pay the price.
Human nature is to self-deceptive to hate God consciously. We disguise it–usually in a form of godliness, something that comes off as worthy, or righteous. If we really hated God, and said so, our soul would awaken, and probably we would be converted on the spot!
4 David Yeagley // Feb 10, 2012 at 9:41 pm
Z, it seems that reality is a chronology challenge. You can play now, and pay later; or, you can pay now, and play later. If you play now, your play ends, and your payment is eternal. If you pay now, your payment wil also end, but you will play for eternity.
Crude way of saying it, but, I think it’s that simple. To pay now means to practice patience. To play now means to go for it, now. No patience. Or, minimal.
5 Prayer Warrior // Feb 11, 2012 at 1:38 pm
I fear God’s judgment is fast approaching on America and not only because our arrogant and ignorant leader has turned his back on the Jewish people and Israel and aligned himself with their enemies, who are also the enemies of God, but because of the countless little babies murdered through legalized abortion since 1973.
I personally believe that Planned Parenthood is not only fueled by vast amounts of money, but through a very powerful spirit of witchcraft. One of the core tenets of the spirit of witchcraft is gaining control over the will of another person or people. All PP’s President Cecile Richards had to do was speak on national television against the recent decision by the Komen Foundation to break with them and as you see, almost the very next day Komen reversed their decision and stayed with Planned Parenthood.
I also believe there is another sinister aspect to this whole situation. Planned Parenthood, whether they realize it or not, are paying homage to the spirit of Molech, a demon-god worshiped by the pagan Ammonites in the Bible. After Israel fell into idolatry, the worship of this demon-which included the sacrifice of live infants-happened there.
“They built the high places of Baal in the Valley of the Son of Hinnom, to offer up their sons and daughters to Molech, though I did not command them, nor did it enter into my mind, that they should do this abomination, to cause Judah to sin.” (Jer. 32:35)
Although we live in allegedly more civilized times, abortion, like pagan worship, remains an abominable practice to the Lord, rooted in human selfishness and the shameless desire to engage in sin.
May God have mercy on America.
6 Asaph // Feb 11, 2012 at 6:19 pm
2Pet 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts,
2Pet 3:4 And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.
2Pet 3:5 For this they willingly are ignorant of, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water:
2Pet 3:6 Whereby the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished:
2Pet 3:7 But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.
I would have to say Americans are willingly ignorant of Islam, of all kinds of dangers facing America, the church, freedom, liberty. It’s just more important to watch American Idol than know American history, and Americanism as a culture worth protecting.
I just saw a headline that Romney won the CPAC poll. HOW can that be? Ignorance. Willingly ignorant of basic history and facts.
7 David Yeagley // Feb 11, 2012 at 9:11 pm
Probably worse than ignorance, although, wasn’t Socrates who said that ignorance was the root of all evil.
I say it’s the will. Willful denial. Willful override. Following human passions always seems easier than thinking, or reasoning morally.
America elected an alien, lying black African Communist Muslim traitor–who to this day has not demonstrated authentic identity.
When something like this can happen, there is little to hope for–as long as anyone can vote. Democrats always see to that.
Qualified voters, and states rights–these are the last political hopes…
8 Thrasymachus // Feb 11, 2012 at 9:18 pm
“Probably worse than ignorance, although, wasn’t Socrates who said that ignorance was the root of all evil.” Dr. Y
No, apparently it was the Buddha, though Plato seems at times to come very close to making this conclusion through inference in his writings.
9 Prayer Warrior // Feb 12, 2012 at 9:58 am
If ignorance is the root to all evil, it has an equally evil twin called empathy that wreaks even more havoc in the lives of men and nations.
The Political Left in America remains woefully ignorant and indifferent to our Judeo-Christian roots while placating the enemies who have come into our land to destroy us.
I recently was confronted by a man who challenged my Christian faith, telling me that when I open my Bible to pray he will rely on the Stanford technology team and we’ll see who is left standing in the end. His comment made me think back to the morning of September 11, 2001 when all of us witnessed the horror of the massive failure of human technology. This man criticized my use of “depending on a 3,000 year old book (the Holy Bible) to determine the outcome of 21st century politics.” His comment made me think about Washington DC and our Founding Fathers and how that “3,000 year old book” inspired them to inscribe passages of scripture within the very walls of many of the federal buildings there. But I believe it was Ben Franklin who captured the mindset of America’s Founders best during a speech to the delegates meeting in Philadelphia in the summer of 1787 to begin the building of this new nation.
He said, “I have lived a long time, and the longer I live, the more proof I see of the this truth: God governs in the affairs of men. If a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, can an empire rise without His aid? Without God’s help, we will do no better than those who built the Tower of Babel. We will end up divided by our own selfishness and our work will come to nothing.”
Very prophetic speech, Mr. Franklin.
10 johnnymac // Feb 12, 2012 at 11:01 am
Ignorance and it’s hand-maiden want are the twin evils of mankind but the most corrosive of human dynamics is self-centered fear. The fear of losing that which we already have and the fear on not getting that which we want. It drives humans to sometimes to unspeakable things. Obama is a narcissistic, self-centered man-child who wants dictatorial power and seems willing to do anything to get it. He isn’t a president, he’s a warning of something evil and alien to America and our liberty and must be, has to be voted out of office.
11 hulagirl // Feb 12, 2012 at 2:02 pm
Dr, you are so right, profound, as usual. When many were leaving Jesus because of his hard teachings, he asked them “will you leave also?” and Peter answered, “To whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life”. Indeed, there is nowhere else to go except atheism, as other religions don’t have the answer.
12 David Yeagley // Feb 12, 2012 at 2:22 pm
JM: He isn’t a president, he’s a warning of something evil and alien to America and our liberty
Excellent.
13 David Yeagley // Feb 12, 2012 at 2:24 pm
I too believe America’s founders were…as inspired as anyone can possibly be, but for the ancient Hebrew prophets.
14 johnnymac // Feb 12, 2012 at 5:26 pm
Hello Doctor and thank you. Everyday my heart grows more and more troubled at the arrogance of this man-child and his grab for power. Your people revere your elders for their wisdom and their life experience in dealing with the problems of today. I watch and listen to my 91 year-old mother-in-law as she relates her fears. “Moma” has survived The great Depression, WW2(her late husband a decorated Marine Corp veteran) and she is very worried. I listen to my young niece in college as she express her fears at the incredible debt load, not only of the rising cost her education but of the future price Obama’s reckless spending will cost her and all of us and the increasingly limiting choices for a career this Marxist mountebank has left her and her generation and can only offer her tepid responses like ”Vote him out of office”. I’m praying to God more than ever before, for help, and for guidance and more to Jesus to help HIM take away the burning anger that’s corroding my soul over this man. Never have I ever hated someone so much and have never wanted to. Perhaps God is testing me somehow?
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