Caught in the Middle

Anarchism as a political philosophy never made much sense to me until now. I think I finally get it. Anarchist must have a strong faith in fate in a deity or social evolutionary force that directs purpose through chaos. The role of the anarchist is to ferment the chaos. Fate will take care of the rest.

Take the case of the late Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the number two man in Al-Qaeda and self appointed "Emir of Al Qaeda in the Country of Two Rivers," i.e. Iraq. Fancy title, I must say. However, be that as it may, why this megalomaniac ever retained a following or gained so much notoriety is beyond a civilized mind to comprehend, unless one understands anarchy as a political philosophy.

And, to understand anarchy as a political philosophy one must enter the spiritual realm, really of the underworld. The Prince of Chaos is, of course, Satan, himself. He is also the anonymously sinister force that encourages and orchestrates these evil agents of death and destruction. In hopes, I believe that eventually his plan will prevail, and he will be able to rule his evil empire.

Unfortunately, America has been caught up in the struggle, and can not see its way clear because of egalitarian principles that refuses to allow evil to be designated as evil, or in simpler terms, sin designated as sin.

It is strange to me why sinister organizations like the Aryan Brotherhood and the Klu Klux Klan can be infiltrated and shut down by Homeland Security, and Islamic extremist are allow free range, as long as they don’t discretely break the letter of the law. My suggestion is that we lock the whole shooting caboodle up, and throw away the keys!

Tough times, call for tough measures. You can not reason with insanity, or tidy up terrorism through political summitry.

Long ago Paul asked “if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself for war?” [1 Corinthians 14:8] I think that in the context of the apocalyptic struggle that has gripped the entire world today, that is high time that we as a body of believers sound a clear alarm that calls the church to spiritual warfare against the evil of jihadism and any and all of their silent or vocal sympathizers.

Otherwise, if we do not, chaos and political turmoil will continue. Because if history has taught us anything, it has taught us that evil knows no compromise, whether we are talking about the Klu Klux Klan, the Emporer of Japan, or Islamic extremist, it’s all the same. We must meet determined force with determined force. Otherwise, all that evil needs to survive is for complacent, yet good men to do nothing.