Why you should become a Bible-believing anarchist
who also believes the universe was created around 4004 B.C.
To say that "archists" are the bad guys is to champion "pacifism." "Archists" are all about violence. You and I must not hurt people or take their stuff, but the government -- and only the government -- can do what we must not do. Every professor of political science in every college in the world will tell you that the essential nature of "the government" is a Monopoly of Violence. The Christian anarcho-creationist is against violence, coercion, extortion, and war. "Pacifism" is what makes for a peaceful and prosperous society.
I've been told that "archists" -- government soldiers -- protect my freedom to be a pacifist. Protect my freedom from whom? Who is the greatest threat to my being an anarcho-creationist? Who is the greatest threat to peace and prosperity in the world?
The answer is "governments." And the atheistic government of the United States is the greatest threat to civilization on planet earth. Again, I don't expect you to internalize that claim in 60 seconds. This too will take some re-education.
If things are getting worse and worse, as many Christians claim, it's because "archists" and evolutionists have captured our institutions, and forced their ideas into our heads and our families.
Believing the Bible is not easy. We've all been trained to ignore what the Bible says. "Primitive." "Extremist."
'Anarcho-creationism" sounds so fringe, so extremist, so wing-nut. I know it sounds outrageous. Hopefully it sounds a little less crazy than it did when you first clicked on the link to this page.
But if you're like me, you were trained for 13 or more years in a school system designed and maintained by "archists" and evolutionists to dismiss the Bible as "impractical," "unrealistic," "utopian," and "unscientific" As a result, you don't want to be an "anarcho-creationist." You don't want to be an advocate for "Theocracy" and "Pacifism." You don't want to read this website.