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Pat Robertson sells out to Evil yet again

Erick Eggleton — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 01:31:44 +0000

I have to say that I’m not really surprised that televangelist Pat Robertson has given his pretty much worthless endorsement to his pro-abortion, pro-homosexual, pro-police state friend, Rudy Giuliani. Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, has been a sell-out in my book for a long time. I remember back in 2001, Pat was quoted in a CNN interview saying the following about China’s murderous one-child policy…

I don’t agree with it,” Robertson said. “But … they’ve got 1.2 billion people, and they don’t know what to do. If every family over there was allowed to have three or four children, the population would be completely unsustainable…. They’re doing what they have to do.

Doing what they have to do? Doing what they have to do! What kind of follower of Jesus Christ could agree with abortion, much less FORCED ABORTION! It is really a shame that so many Christian people look to this guy for leadership. The man’s moral compass is malfunctioning, and anyone who follows him will end up just as lost.

The sad truth is that many people who buy into the false, left-right paradigm will vote for a complete scoundrel like Giuliani, just because the don’t want some “liberal” to win. Well, I hate to be the one to burst their little bubble, but there really isn’t that big of an actual difference between Rudy, Hillary, Barack, or any of the other puppet candidates. They are all for bigger government, more control, more infanticide, more tax raping, more pre-emptive war, and the absolute destruction of our free republic. The only candidate, and I do mean the ONLY candidate that stands apart from that crowd is Congressman Ron Paul. He the real deal, and right now I believe he is our best hope for turning the tide, and saving this nation.

Abortion: in Star Trek?!

Erick Eggleton — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:06:37 +0000

was watching an episode of Star Trek Enterprise a couple of days ago, and was disgusted to see one of the characters wanting to get an abortion from Doctor Flox. In the episode, the Enterprise is taken over by aliens who wish to use the ship to attack their enemies. The aliens are portrayed as being religious extremists. One of the alien females is with child, and she tries to get doctor Flox to perform a ‘procedure’ to end her pregnancy. The procedure (i.e. Murder of her baby) doesn’t happen, but the fact that they wanted to do something like this sickened me. I’ve always liked this show. It’s too bad that they have chosen to go in this direction. They could have chosen to paint a picture of the future that is void of the violence against the most defensless and innocent that we have today. Instead, they show that the brutality of the human race has bodly gone were no man has gone before. They should be ashamed of themselves.

I’m back! Did you miss me?

Erick Eggleton — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 00:50:19 +0000

I’ve been out of this game for a long time. A lot has changed since the last time SpiritfX was alive on the Internet. I’ve learned a lot, about myself, and the world around me. I have delved deep into the dark abyss of the occult forces that control our nation, and the world for that matter. I have sat idly by and watched multitudes of preborn children being carried by their own mothers into the killing centers. I have watched the world around me dissolve into endless war. The one truth that I keep coming back to, and am now more convinced than ever… Jesus Christ is Lord, and He is our only hope!

I started this little web site six years ago, in 2001. It was pretty crude at first (and really, still is). It’s purpose has drifted from anti-abortion activism, to Christian ministry, to amateur web and graphic design, and now to this… a web log. But what exactly is a “web log,” you ask? Well, a web log or a “blog” as it is commonly called is simply a voice, and this blog is my voice. It is my voice to you. You are my reader, and it is my desire to impart to you the things that I have learned, what I believe… all that I am.

I’m just getting this thing rolling, so I still have a few tech issues to iron out, but I will be getting down to some serious blogging real soon. For now, feel free to have a look at the About page, since it’s the only thing that’s finished. It will give you an idea of what this site is all about. And by all means, subscribe to my RSS feed. It is an awesome tool for keeping up with everything.

Thank you for being my reader. You won’t regret it. Until next time.