There’s not enough. Not enough money at the end of the month. Not enough time to do what truly matters. Not enough opportunities that aren’t already taken. You’re in a silent, global competition for a shrinking pie, and you’re pretty sure you’re losing. This feeling isn’t an accident. It’s not a natural law of economics. It is the most successful psychological operation in human history. It’s called the Scarcity Lie. And it’s the bedrock of Babylon’s entire control system.The Architecture of ...

There’s not enough. Not enough money at the end of the month. Not enough time to do what truly matters. Not enough opportunities that aren’t already taken. You’re in a silent, global competition for a shrinking pie, and you’re pretty sure you’re losing. This feeling isn’t an accident. It’s not a natural law of economics. It is the most successful psychological operation in human history. It’s called the Scarcity Lie. And it’s the bedrock of Babylon’s entire control system.The Architecture of ...

The Babylonian Inversion failed to execute a clean wipe. They removed the texts, corrupted the calendar, and redirected the prophetic gaze, yet they left behind an indisputable flaw in their own engineered reality: a single, word-for-word citation in the New Testament that betrays the existence of the complete, unedited Covenant Archive. This is not a thematic allusion or a vague reference. This is a cold case file opened by a single quote from the brother of the King, Apostle Jude.The Fault ...

The Babylonian Inversion failed to execute a clean wipe. They removed the texts, corrupted the calendar, and redirected the prophetic gaze, yet they left behind an indisputable flaw in their own engineered reality: a single, word-for-word citation in the New Testament that betrays the existence of the complete, unedited Covenant Archive. This is not a thematic allusion or a vague reference. This is a cold case file opened by a single quote from the brother of the King, Apostle Jude.The Fault ...

When Holiness Became AbsenceThere’s a scene that plays out in countless American churches every Sunday, though you’ll never see it written in a bulletin. A teenager mentions he’s learning game development. An elder smiles—that knowing, condescending smile—and says: “That’s nice, but when are you going to do something that really matters for the Kingdom?” A young woman talks about pursuing film school. Her small group leader gently redirects: “Have you considered missions instead? This world i...

When Holiness Became AbsenceThere’s a scene that plays out in countless American churches every Sunday, though you’ll never see it written in a bulletin. A teenager mentions he’s learning game development. An elder smiles—that knowing, condescending smile—and says: “That’s nice, but when are you going to do something that really matters for the Kingdom?” A young woman talks about pursuing film school. Her small group leader gently redirects: “Have you considered missions instead? This world i...

The engineers work through the night. Not because of deadlines. Not because of competition. But because they believe—with religious certainty—that what they're building will save humanity from extinction. In a laboratory in San Francisco, researchers inject CRISPR gene-editing tools into human embryos. They're not curing disease. They're "optimizing" the human genome. Correcting what they view as evolutionary mistakes. Redesigning humanity according to specifications they believe superior to ...

The engineers work through the night. Not because of deadlines. Not because of competition. But because they believe—with religious certainty—that what they're building will save humanity from extinction. In a laboratory in San Francisco, researchers inject CRISPR gene-editing tools into human embryos. They're not curing disease. They're "optimizing" the human genome. Correcting what they view as evolutionary mistakes. Redesigning humanity according to specifications they believe superior to ...

The question that unnerves the entire Western church isn’t about doctrine; it’s about authorship. Who decided what you get to read about God? The Protestant world holds 66 books. The Catholic world holds 73. Ethiopia has 81. Same God, different table of contents. Somewhere in history, someone took a knife to the Word and called it “canon.” The problem is not disagreement. It’s control. Babylon, Rome in priestly garments, didn’t just conquer through armies; it conquered through editing. By dra...

The question that unnerves the entire Western church isn’t about doctrine; it’s about authorship. Who decided what you get to read about God? The Protestant world holds 66 books. The Catholic world holds 73. Ethiopia has 81. Same God, different table of contents. Somewhere in history, someone took a knife to the Word and called it “canon.” The problem is not disagreement. It’s control. Babylon, Rome in priestly garments, didn’t just conquer through armies; it conquered through editing. By dra...

When most people think of Christianity’s roots, they instinctively look toward Rome or Canterbury. The Vatican’s marble corridors and the Church of England’s cathedrals dominate Western imagination as the supposed “guardians” of faith. Yet long before either institution existed, before councils edited, translated, and rebranded the sacred texts, a church in the highlands of Ethiopia was already living out the full Covenant, unaltered, uncolonized, unbowed. The Ethiopian Tewahedo Church is not...

When most people think of Christianity’s roots, they instinctively look toward Rome or Canterbury. The Vatican’s marble corridors and the Church of England’s cathedrals dominate Western imagination as the supposed “guardians” of faith. Yet long before either institution existed, before councils edited, translated, and rebranded the sacred texts, a church in the highlands of Ethiopia was already living out the full Covenant, unaltered, uncolonized, unbowed. The Ethiopian Tewahedo Church is not...

Introduction: The Day the Cannons FailedIn an age saturated with information yet starved of wisdom, our modern institutions offer solutions that feel increasingly hollow. We are trained to seek authority in peer-reviewed journals, established doctrines, and credentialed experts, yet these very systems seem to be failing us, leaving a void filled with confusion and decay. This essay explores a different kind of wisdom—one not found in the sterile corridors of modern academia or the compromised...

Introduction: The Day the Cannons FailedIn an age saturated with information yet starved of wisdom, our modern institutions offer solutions that feel increasingly hollow. We are trained to seek authority in peer-reviewed journals, established doctrines, and credentialed experts, yet these very systems seem to be failing us, leaving a void filled with confusion and decay. This essay explores a different kind of wisdom—one not found in the sterile corridors of modern academia or the compromised...

1. Introduction: Challenging the “Complete” BibleWestern Christianity operates from 66 books. Ethiopian Orthodox preserved 81. That’s not a minor difference—that’s 15 entire books of Scripture someone decided you don’t need to read. Who decided? When? And what’s actually in those books that made them worth removing? The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, one of the oldest Christian bodies on earth, maintains a biblical canon that is significantly larger, containing books systematically exclu...

1. Introduction: Challenging the “Complete” BibleWestern Christianity operates from 66 books. Ethiopian Orthodox preserved 81. That’s not a minor difference—that’s 15 entire books of Scripture someone decided you don’t need to read. Who decided? When? And what’s actually in those books that made them worth removing? The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, one of the oldest Christian bodies on earth, maintains a biblical canon that is significantly larger, containing books systematically exclu...

wef:There is an urgent need for global stakeholders to cooperate in simultaneously managing the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset. The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. We believe that progress happens by bri...

wef:There is an urgent need for global stakeholders to cooperate in simultaneously managing the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset. The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. We believe that progress happens by bri...

You sit in the pew, the air thick with the scent of polished wood and compromise. The pastor’s voice is a calibrated instrument of comfort, speaking of a gospel of self-help, a Jesus who wants to manage your sins and soothe your anxieties. The call is to consume, the sermon, the worship experience, the community, not to command. The battle cry of the Kingdom has been replaced with a spiritual lullaby. You feel it in your spirit: a dissonance, a quiet alarm. This is not the robust, world-shaki...

You sit in the pew, the air thick with the scent of polished wood and compromise. The pastor’s voice is a calibrated instrument of comfort, speaking of a gospel of self-help, a Jesus who wants to manage your sins and soothe your anxieties. The call is to consume, the sermon, the worship experience, the community, not to command. The battle cry of the Kingdom has been replaced with a spiritual lullaby. You feel it in your spirit: a dissonance, a quiet alarm. This is not the robust, world-shaki...