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In 1985 Mickail Gorbachev appeared on stage. He introduced
'perestroika' (restructuring) and that included a change in strategy
concerning religion. Instead of suppression, it would be infiltrated
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This historic meeting took place on November 5, 1988
at Moscow's Bolshoi Theater. Raisa Gorbachev is surrounded by
Russian Orthodox prelates and some Communist agents. Evangelist
Billy Graham was a speaker. Two bishops and three priests of
the Ukranian Catholic Church met afterwards with the Vatican's
Secretary of State, Cardinal Casaroli and Cardinal Willebrands,
head of the Secretariat for Christian Unity. |
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From this meeting leaders and 6,000 delegates from
most groups on earth met in Chicago from August 28 to September
5, 1993. This Parliament of the World's Religions published 'A
Declaration for a Global Ethic'.
The schedule of the eight-day Parliament shows Charles
Colson being presented a major award. Colson organized Prison
Fellowship with it's 50,000 volunteer workers, 21 directors and
64 state officers. The 1993 Chicago event did much to identify
Colson as a major builder of the New World Order's religious
component. |
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The lengthy document is a blueprint of plans to unite and
maintain these groups as docile members within the New World
Order. In releasing the Martch 1994 document with the names of
participants and endorsers, Colson removed all doubts surrounding
his true identity. He and the units of his Prison Fellowship
are aggressive activists in a deliberate effort to build a global
Church - the religious component of the New World Order. |
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Though parading boldly as an evangelical, the self avowed
'tough guy of the Nixon Presidency' is a proven enemy of Christ
and is deceitfully dressed in the disguise of a true believer.
Colson was awarded the 'John M.Templeton Prize for Progress in
Religion'. Financial guru Templeton is a New Age supporter of
global religious unity. A Dr. Ghulan - Haider of the American
Islamic College, gave the opening prayer for Colson's ceremony,
and Dr. Chuen Phangeham, of the American Buddhist Congress, closed
in prayer. This was designed 'to emphasize the interfaith, ecumenical
nature of the event. Six months later, a Colson - Neuhaus manifesto
was released bearing the title 'Evangelicals and Catholics Together:
The Christian Mission in the Third Millennium'. |
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