By Jean Bush
Fundamentalist Christians believe that when the Rapture occurs, the ones true to Christ will be raised up unto heaven and taken to be seated on the right hand of the Lord.
The Jehovah's Witnesses believe that only 100,000 of them, out of millions of believers, will be taken up to see heaven.
The Muslims that everyone will be resurrected for judgement into either paradise or hell.
The Hindus believe that Krishna will guide their souls to perfection life after life after life.
And the Jews? Well, they believe in themselves! They are the "Chosen People" after all!
And what does any of this have to do with aliens? Well, according to the following video, we have to watch out for the invasion and Dr. Micheo Kaku, who has studied the problem thoroughly, suggest ways in which we can prepare for this most certainly coming event.
President Reagan even dreamed of unification under the guise of an alien threat.
And most of us grew up on decades of flying saucer movies like "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and most recently "Independence Day." Are we being prepped for a possible threat from outer space? Is the "Star Wars" program created and designed to save us? Should we look to the skies and pray for salvation?
Perhaps that is exactly what the New World Order is planning for us, via Project Blue Beam.
Each of the above religions will hear and see their own prophets guiding them and ordering their compliance in the name of their God. The Alien invasion will unite the world for the coming threat and bring all mankind into "unity" for our salvation.
Perhaps this is even closer then you think.
A possible answer:
Like the ever whirling earth swinging around it's orbit, the NWO is ever busy spinning its web of lies, deceit and terror ensnaring us ever more tightly in its grip. To use the heart of a person's faith against them is the ultimate betrayal. If there is a God how could He let this happen and will He save us in the end? If there is not, what does it matter?
What matters is that we stand up in our beliefs, whatever they are, and fight and resist this horrifying invasion of our mind and hearts and souls. For in the end, we all swing into that great unknown.
"I'd Rather live my life as if there's God, and die to find out there isn't, than to live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is."
