From: G
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 5:14 AM
To: Craig Smith
Subject: Re: Political Activists — Newsletter Special
Craig, thank you.
We’re still praying desperately for NZ,
and continue to talk to other families about moving down.
There are many who want to consider it, but wonder about NZ’s short term future.
One concern: the lack of a basic grasp of reform and the need for reform to be biblical in design.
Breetvelt’s idea might be pragmatic for a short term solution, but it’s a Greek solution, not Biblical. It will lead to all the disasters of ‘democracy’ that the American founders predicted. Does he not understand what the American framers were getting at in trying to restore a biblical foundation rather than a revolutionary Greek system similar to what France adopted at the same time.
He is advocating another French system of democracy.
The preference of the majority cannot be the standard for legislation. God’s wisdom must be, or the nation will remain under God’s chastisement.
Pragmatically, his system is the preferred globalist system of government. They would love to have his system on the books.
Simply run NZ students through another four years of government globalist education, and easily 51 percent of NZ voters will want everything the anti-Christian globalists want.
May the Lord have mercy on us.
G
I agree with this response. “Pure democracy” is not the ultimate answer to society’s problems, and will often not come up with the correct solution for a problem. We must refer to an infallible and absolute set of guidelines if we want society to function well.