Klause Schwab, Globalism, and the Bible

The Wall Street Journal headline reads: "World Economic Forum Opens New Probe Into Founder Klaus Schwab. The founder quit after the board moved to investigate whistleblower allegations, which he denies, including the use of luxury property and travel."

Globalists are wondering what will happen to the organized globalist movement. Apparently, Schwab is no longer part of the organization he founded 50 years ago, and some are wondering if the Bible has anything to say about the philosophy of globalism.

It does.

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Supreme Court Hears Case On Parental Authority

Every parent with a child should be interested in a case heard before the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday, since the issue of parental rights and a child's innocence are at the heart of a legal fight over defining coercion.

Even if some news stories describe a legal fight over sex education, attorneys fighting for parents say the heart of the matter in this case is not the explicit nature of books about multiple genders and same-sex weddings.

Rather, the issue with the method is how a Maryland public school district chose to handle parents who objected. 

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NBC: "Growing Number of Republicans Identify With MAGA Movement"

NBC News admits that "More than one-third of registered voters identified themselves as MAGA supporters in March's NBC News poll. That includes 71% of Republicans."

Last week, NBC said, "As President Donald Trump nears the 100-day mark of his second term, recent polling from NBC News shows how he has consolidated the Republican Party not just around himself, but also around his broader 'Make America Great Again' movement."

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In The Days Following Easter

The days following the first Easter Sunday were defining days.

The days following Easter Sunday 2025 are also defining days.

In the days following the first Easter, the religious hierarchy began conspiring with Roman authorities to discredit the story that was spreading, and spreading quickly, that the same Jesus whom they had killed on the cross was now gone from His tomb.

The Roman soldiers accepted the bribe that was offered by the religious leaders, and spread the deception that the followers of Jesus had stolen His body to support their religious beliefs and fake a resurrection.

A campaign of misinformation was launched, driven by personal ambition, pride, ignorance, and rebellion, resulting in cultural chaos.

And deception.

But things became complicated. Jesus began making live personal appearances. Many appearances.

In the days following Easter, two men were walking to a nearby city discussing their personal disappointment in the way things had turned out for the Nazarene---and for them personally. The prophets were apparently wrong. Or, maybe He just wasn't the Messiah after all, they concluded.

The lies and deception had led them to doubt. And despair.

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"He Is Risen. He Is Not Here."

Within 72 hours after Jesus had been killed publicly, an angel was found to be outside the tomb where he had been buried. The angel, sitting on the stone that had been rolled aside, said, "He is risen, He is not here."

Soon after the death and Resurrection of Jesus, people, for a variety of reasons, began attempting to discredit the event and the belief in a resurrection.

"Didn't happen," they say.

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