BARBWIRE: Anyone who isn’t an Evangelical Christian worships Satan
In a new article at Matt Barber’s new site, Barbwire, the author wants everyone to know that Evangelical Christians are the most persecuted people on earth, because SATAN IS EVERYWHERE!
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From the beginning of time, Satan and the other fallen angels (demons) have made war against the Lord and His creation. It is their sole mission to steal, kill and destroy what God has made and to keep as many people as possible from the knowledge of salvation through Jesus. In this mission, they have heaped deception upon deception for mankind. They have created countless false doctrines and distractions to mislead and deceive people into taking the path to Hell. The world’s false religions—all those whose foundation is not solely the Gospel of Christ—lead to one place: eternal damnation and separation from God. This includes false, so-called “Christian” religions that deny Christ as the only Way to salvation, and instead, rely on traditions of men and on works to “earn” salvation, something we could never earn.
The frenzied, irrational hatred people of the world have for Christians is inspired by, and based in, Satan’s hatred for God and His people. It’s a demonic hatred found in people who have rejected the Lord. Have you ever noticed that there is not the same deep hatred for non-Christians and non-Christian religions? Satan doesn’t hate his own work; he aggressively promotes and supports it. Supernatural hatred for Christians and Jews exists because they are God’s people, the real deal, chosen by Him from the foundation of the world to be miraculously reconciled to Him. We simply remind Satan of his eternal defeat and the fact that his time as “the god of this world” is short and growing to a close. He is furious in his great loss.
Islam?
Other forms of Christianity?
Non Christian religions?
Agnosticism?
Atheism?
All Satanists.
And any attempt to argue this point is obviously another sign that Evangelicals are being persecuted for their beliefs.
More: Why Are Christians (Really) the World’s Most Persecuted Group?
