The parts of the body of the apostate angels can be identified because they are always wrong about everything they think, say, and do. The only good thing about identifying those who spread the lies of the virus is that they let us know who’s working for the “apostate angel” so that we can disregard them. We can also see, by the lies they prefer to tell, their approximate “ranking” in the hierarchy of the damned.
The most vicious liars in the chorus of the condemned tell variations of the “It’s not really a baby.” lie. Those who love death as much will spread the surprisingly common “Even though DDT may save millions of lives every year, it may cause even more hurtful damage to the environment.” (“The environment” is preferably said in tones of hushed awesomeness.) The less vicious in hate’s cohorts moan endlessly about “The dangers of humanity’s carbon footprint.” Those who are a little less hateful than that content themselves with smaller lies. “All of us are eating too much sugar. It’s important that we eat much less. Many people do not even read the warning labels, which should be larger and in more languages.”
It’s easy to separate lies from truth, particularly when we understand that before anything is allowed to appear in any government-controlled media, it must be thoroughly vetted and edited before being broadcast in order to best benefit the various groups of liars behind the lie. Therefore, we may reasonably assume that almost everything being told to us by a government-controlled source is a lie. At the same time, we realize we’re hearing the lie from an experienced liar, trained to convince us that we’re hearing truth from someone who cares deeply about it. The lies, whether in human or verbal form, are piled high upon each other.
The safest thing to do is to automatically assume that every single magazine, newspaper, and network broadcast is either a lie or a lesser distraction from more important issues, like “sports”, “films”, and the latest “books”. Simply realizing that lies are lies, and that we must swim through endless seas of them, makes our lives far less worrisome. We can ignore them, and concentrate on worrying about the most important thing we can do, which is to work to be sure that our behavior commends our souls to God.
Simply understanding how the war that rages in and around us is waged helps lead us toward that victory.
