Hello, and welcome to YouTube video number 46,
exposing the Jesuit Vatican Shadow Empire
and its minions that have together,
through the working of spiritual wickedness and deceit,
increased the power of the Jesuit Vatican Empire
and plunged the whole world into satanic darkness,
bringing humanity closer to the day of God's judgment.
Here's a scripture from 2 Timothy chapter 3, verses 7 to 9.
Concerning men of depraved mind,
men who proclaim some biblical truth,
but mix it with esoteric, occult knowledge.
And I quote,
Ever learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth,
now as Janus and Jambres withstood Moses,
so do these also resist the truth.
Men of corrupt minds, reprobate concerning the faith.
But they shall proceed no further,
for their folly shall be manifest unto all men,
as theirs also was. Unquote.
A notable minion of the Luciferian world system,
worthy of exposure, is Clive Staples Lewis,
otherwise known as C.S. Lewis,
an Irish writer of corrupt mind and reprobate concerning the faith,
who has gained the false reputation of Christian over the last 60 years.
Knowing that the press and media are a Masonic enterprise,
controlled by the Jesuits,
it isn't hard to understand why he was promoted to such prominence worldwide.
Lewis had the two requirements necessary for advancement in this world.
Talent, in this case as a wordsmith,
and connections to the occult fraternity.
In other words, he was speaking the language of the dragon,
and complicit with the Jesuit system of philosophical deception,
both being necessary for promotion and success.
Lewis was weaving humanist philosophy and occult symbology
together with Christian concepts.
The God of the Bible hates syncretism,
or mixing the truth with lies.
This is how deception occurs,
with black becoming white and white becoming black.
The truth gets inverted,
which is what we see everywhere today.
Satanic inversion.
Here is a warning from God in Isaiah chapter 5, verses 21 to 24.
21 To them that are mighty to drink wine,
and men of strength to mingle strong drink,
which justify the wicked for reward,
and take away the righteousness of the righteous from him.
Therefore, as the fire devours the stubble,
and the flame consumes the chaff,
so their root shall be as rottenness,
and their blossom shall go up as dust.
Because they have cast away the law of the Lord of hosts,
and despised the word of the Holy One of Israel.
Now, I just want to point out here,
the one part of that scripture that says,
justify the wicked for reward.
C.S. Lewis was wicked,
and he was rewarded for that wickedness.
And that's how the world system works.
If you're wicked,
you achieve success, and you are promoted.
If you're good,
you're erased from history,
and demoted.
And that is how the world system truly works.
Here's another warning from 2 Corinthians 6, verses 14 to 18.
Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers.
For what fellowship does righteousness have with lawlessness?
And what partnership does light have with darkness?
And what agreement does Christ have with Belial?
Or what part does a believer have with an unbeliever?
And what agreement does a temple of God have with idols?
For you are the temple of the living God,
as God has said,
I will dwell in them and walk among them,
and I will be their God,
and they shall be my people.
Therefore, come out from among them and be separated, says the Lord,
and do not touch the unclean thing.
And I will receive you, and I will be a father to you,
and you shall be my sons and daughters, says the Lord Almighty.
Now, I want to point out here, when God says,
do not touch the unclean thing,
that He is talking about sorcery,
magic, witchcraft,
the occult, and any involvement in it,
we are not to touch it.
It is dangerous, and God forbids it,
and all those who participate in it will be punished.
They will. They will not escape God's punishment.
If you are listening to this,
and were under the impression that C.S. Lewis was a Christian,
and that his writings were godly and based in Scripture,
you are very mistaken.
He was an occultist for many years
before his supposed conversion to Anglicanism.
However, Anglicanism is just another form of Roman Catholicism,
which isn't Christian in any way, shape, or form.
He was a Catholic, and a very liberal one at that.
Lewis is well known for his moral platitudes
and what appears as biblical wisdom.
Let me assure you, what he writes is a very subtle inversion of the Gospel.
Christian terminology mixed with New Age spirituality,
humanist morality, and occult symbology.
Lewis never expounds repentance from sin,
the need to be born again,
and a life of holiness and separateness from this world
in total submission to the Lord Jesus Christ.
Never.
It may seem like it, but closer examination reveals
what he speaks is simply Neo-Platonic mysticism
couched in Christian humanist terminology.
Think about that.
Here's a bit of background on C.S. Lewis.
He was baptized into the Church of Ireland,
which is essentially a Roman Catholic offshoot.
He grew up steeped in Norse, Scandinavian, and Celtic mythology
and rejected what he deemed to be Christianity as an early adolescent.
Apparently, he returned to the Anglican Church at the age of 32,
and this is where people get deceived.
Lewis may have claimed a conversion experience in his writing,
but the fruit of his life denies it.
He was raised Catholic, rejected Catholicism,
and then later returned to Catholicism.
That's what happened.
He was always Roman Catholic, never Christian.
All his writings spring from occult, Catholic mysticism.
That is the root.
This is really important to understand.
And Catholicism is ancient, Luciferian, pagan religion.
That's the connection.
Lewis left school at 16 in 1914 and was tutored privately for three years
by William T. Kirkpatrick, his father's tutor,
who instilled in him a love of Greek literature and mythology.
However, as we will see, the relationship with Kirkpatrick is much more than that.
Who was W.T. Kirkpatrick?
Essentially, he was an apostate Presbyterian teacher turned humanist rationalist
who lost his faith after three years' study at Assemblies College Theological Seminary.
I have heard this same story many, many times.
People going into theological seminaries with the intention of becoming a Christian leader
and then coming out an atheist.
And this is what happened to Kirkpatrick.
And this was a very influential person in C.S. Lewis' young life.
A.N. Wilson, in his book C.S. Lewis, a biography, on page 171,
calls W.T. Kirkpatrick a valued teacher and friend to Lewis.
Well, he may have been.
C.S. Lewis calls W.T. Kirkpatrick a hard, satirical atheist who taught me to think.
And this is on page 69 in his book Miracles.
Wilson further recounts, in Lewis' book Surprised by Joy, on page 115,
reflecting Kirkpatrick's influence, Lewis writes, and I quote,
I maintain that God did not exist. I was also very angry with God for not existing.
I was equally angry with him for creating a world. Unquote.
Is that messed up or what?
Here's an important excerpt from Wikipedia that demonstrates C.S. Lewis was educated as a literary channel
to infiltrate and undermine Christianity.
Was W.T. Kirkpatrick a Jesuit or Jesuit co-adjutor?
I can't prove it, but it seems very much like it.
And I quote,
Part of his goal, which he shared with Jack's fee-paying lawyer father Albert,
was to help start the likely lad, Lewis, on a course that would create a significant scholar of the 20th century.
This was the agenda.
The other part of this goal, which was conveyed only to Jack,
Lewis, Jack was his nickname, was that his scholarly work would in no sense be Christian.
Think about that.
This was conveyed to Lewis at an early age, that what he was going to do in his life would not be Christian in any sense of the word.
By this time, the Kirkpatrick C.S. Lewis saw had become a stern, ex-Calvinistic, rationalist of the old high and dry 19th century type.
That's a quote from Lewis.
With a strong bent toward formal logic, and he sought to transmit this worldview to his pupil.
At the time, Lewis completely agreed with this position and goal.
So we can see here that Kirkpatrick, in my opinion, went into a theological seminary and came out a Jesuit.
That is my opinion.
I can't prove it.
So it was a Jesuit, and there were Jesuits within C.S. Lewis's orbit all his life.
This is what I maintain.
At 18, in 1916, he was awarded a scholarship to University College at Oxford.
Soon drafted into the First World War, he was wounded and discharged in 1918, and upon returning, resumed his studies.
He excelled over the next five years and graduated with honors.
In 1924, he became a philosophy tutor at University College, Oxford.
And in 1925, was elected a fellow and tutor in English literature at Magdalene College, Oxford, where he served for 29 years until 1954.
Extremely important to note here is Lewis's introduction to the writings of W.B. Yeats in his adolescence,
and then his meetings with him later at Oxford in 1921 when Yeats relocated there.
In a letter to a friend, Lewis wrote to a friend,
I have here discovered, and I quote, an author exactly after my own heart, who I am sure you would delight in.
W.B. Yeats.
He writes plays and poems of rare spirit and beauty about our old Irish mythology. Unquote.
Yeats was an initiate of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, which practiced sex magic,
and was an occultist of note who would have a great influence on both Lewis and close friend and Oxford fellow J.R.R. Tolkien.
It's important to note here that Oxford University is a Jesuit institution,
expounding the basis of Jesuit education, which is learning against learning.
Lewis's philosophy is shaped by this diabolical approach to thinking.
And this is yet another red flag.
Lewis was also mentored for many years by Owen Barfield, whom he met at Oxford in 1919,
and who was a founding father, along with Andrew Harwood, of Anthroposophy, an offshoot of Theosophy in the English-speaking world.
He was his legal advisor and trustee as well, and was quite likely Lewis's Jesuit handler.
Lewis said, and I quote,
Barfield towers above us all. He wrote this in his diary while both were undergraduates,
and later called Mr. Barfield, and I quote,
the wisest and best of my unofficial teachers.
The wisest and best was an occultist and humanist who believed in human evolution.
Can you see a problem with this kind of influence on C.S. Lewis?
This is another big red flag.
In fact, Lewis dedicated his book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, to Barfield's daughter Lucy,
naming a key character in his book after her.
Here's another red flag.
All occultists love the name Lucy, because it is simply a feminized form of Lucifer,
derived from the Latin form Lucius, meaning light bearer or shiny one.
Maybe the most prominent use of the name Lucy in recent times is the 2014 Hollywood movie titled the same.
Lucy, which was a humanist pan to transhumanist evolution and illumination or salvation through the acquisition of knowledge
with the goal of becoming one with technology or the machine.
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was published October 16, 1950 and quickly became very popular.
It is claimed by many to be a metaphor for the Christian life.
But if we examine the story carefully, we see otherwise.
Aslan, the mysterious lion, is claimed to represent Jesus Christ or the Lion of Judah.
But in occult symbology, lions also represent Mithra, the ancient Mesopotamian sun god or god of light, a counterfeit Jesus Christ figure.
The White Witch is descended from Limith, a Lilith, a demon, the Gnostic interpretation of Adam's wife Eve.
There are mythical anthropomorphic creatures like centaurs and fauns representative of the god Pan, and Pan is simply representative of Satan.
The wardrobe the children use is a door to a supernatural dimension, a spiritual portal, and the book is full of sorcery, magic, and spells.
Christian? I think not.
If you are a Christian and you can't see the contradictions with the Bible or feel anything wrong with that, then I guess you should stop listening here.
Because nothing else I say will change your mind.
In chapter 10 of the third book, titled Voyage of the Dawn Treader, a book of spells is featured that the characters use.
These are children using a book of spells.
This book directly promotes the use of spells and black magic to children.
Here is an excerpt by Marianne Collins from her book, titled Trouble in Narnia.
And I quote,
Many Christians are treating the Narnia books as being an allegory with Aslan representing Jesus and the children representing Christians.
If you do this with the Voyage of the Dawn Treader, then you portray Jesus as being pleased when Christians do magic and work spells.
And you support the idea that there are good spells and good magic.
That belief is the basis for modern white witchcraft.
However, the Bible clearly forbids any form of witchcraft.
And in Deuteronomy chapter 18 and verses 10-12, God warns,
There shall not be found among you anyone who practices witchcraft, or a soothsayer, or one who interprets omens, or a sorcerer, or one who conjures spells, or a medium, or a spiritist, or one who calls up the dead.
Or a medium, right?
For all who do these things are an abomination to the Lord.
There is a very strong warning to all who engage in this kind of practice.
Collins goes on to say, and I quote,
And Lewis developed a lust for the occult that remained with him even after he returned to Anglicanism.
He was a total apostate.
He said, and I quote,
I once tried to describe it in a novel.
It is a spiritual lust.
And like the lust of the body, it has the fatal power of making everything else in the world seem uninteresting while it lasts.
Unquote.
That is C.S. Lewis' words in his book, Surprised by Joy.
Can you see a big red flag here?
There is overwhelming evidence Lewis was an occultist until his death,
because it oozes out of all his writings if one has spiritual discernment and an understanding of the Holy Scriptures.
It's also extremely important to note that Lewis was an ecumenist.
And this was pointed out by a critic who stated, and I quote,
Lewis repeatedly extolled the virtues of all branches of the Christian faith,
emphasizing a need for unity among Christians around what the Catholic writer G.K. Chesterton called mere Christianity,
the core doctrinal beliefs that all denominations share.
This term, mere Christianity, would become the title of his most well-known book
and would become the basis for Lewis' acceptance into mainstream Christian circles.
Ecumenism and the idea of mere Christianity should be red flags to anyone familiar with the truths of Scripture.
There is no such thing as mere Christianity,
which is a derogatory term for the fullness of the new life found in Jesus Christ.
This quotation comes from Mere Christianity, published in 1952,
Book Chapter 4, Chapter 10, titled, Nice People or New Men.
And in the fourth paragraph we read, and Lewis states, and I quote,
there are people in other religions who are being led by God's secret influence
to concentrate on those parts of their religion which are in agreement with Christianity
and who thus belong to Christ without knowing it.
For example, a Buddhist of goodwill may be led to concentrate more and more on the Buddhist teaching about mercy
and to leave in the background, though he might still say he believed,
the Buddhist teaching on certain other points.
Many of the good pagans long before Christ's birth may have been in this position. Unquote.
Think about that.
Bede Griffiths, a student and lifelong friend of Lewis, went to India and established a Christian ashram there.
He stated, Hindu temples are a sacrament and he said, and I quote,
no one can say in the proper sense that the Hindu, the Buddhist or the Muslim is an unbeliever.
I would say rather that we have to recognize him as our brother in Christ. Unquote.
This is the foundation of modern ecumenism. This same idea.
And here it's being expressed by C.S. Lewis and one of his students.
I've heard Billy Graham and so-called other Christian spokesmen parrot this same heresy almost word for word.
So this reveals the powerful influence that C.S. Lewis has had on men in supposed Christian ministries
during the last 70 years in promoting Roman Catholic Jesuitical ecumenism.
There it is in writing. It is absolutely heretical.
Was Lewis really born again and a disciple of Jesus Christ?
You be the judge after listening to the facts and Lewis's own confessions.
He wrote in, surprised by joy, in 1929 and I quote,
You must picture me alone in that room in Magdalen, night after night feeling, whenever my mind lifted even for a second from my work,
the steady unrelenting approach of him whom I so earnestly desired not to meet.
I wonder if that was God or Satan.
That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me.
In the Trinity term of 1929, I gave in and admitted that God was God.
And knelt and prayed, perhaps that night the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England.
Unquote.
Really?
People, giving mental assent to God's existence is not conversion.
And that's what he said he did.
He said, I admitted God was God.
Really?
This is what religious people do.
And it didn't result in true salvation, followed by obedience to God's word.
But instead the taking on of a form of religious piety.
And this is where the scripture says, and where Paul writes in 2 Timothy, chapter 3 and verse 5,
Having a form of godliness, yet denying the power.
Paul warns us to turn away from such as these.
Turn away from C.S. Lewis, I urge you.
If you are following him and reading his books and practicing what he preaches.
Even demons give assent to God and acknowledge his supreme authority.
Lewis demonstrated his unregenerate state by writing occult fantasy fiction and humanist philosophy
dressed up in Christian symbology for the remainder of his life.
Here's a statement by Wes Penner from his article J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.
The occult overtones in their writings, dated from November 28, 1998 and updated January 1, 2005.
And I quote,
Interestingly enough, shortly after I had published the first version of this article on the internet in 1998,
I got a letter from a visitor who was told by a high initiated witch,
that both Tolkien and C.S. Lewis were initiated into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn,
which is a deeply occult black magic secret society.
The Golden Dawn is closely related to Madame Blavatsky's Theosophical Society.
During a discussion about Tolkien and his work, this male witch commented that The Hobbit and the rest of the Middle Earth series
was merely an elementary primer for witchcraft.
He was even a bit irritated at the lack of background knowledge about Tolkien among the people gathered.
Later, he added C.S. Lewis to the conversation as another well-known literary figure
who was initiated into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
If this is true or not is hard to say, but it is interesting and well worth looking further into.
However, there are more indications that both Tolkien and Lewis had Golden Dawn connections.
The following website is no longer in the internet, but I still have a saved copy of it.
So I am hereby reposting it, and I will post that website in the box under the video.
Lewis was a founding member of a literary discussion group called Inklings,
associated with Oxford University between the early 1930s and 1949.
Many of these members had direct or indirect ties to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn,
a secret occult society founded in 1888.
One member, A.E. Waite, went on to found other chapters of the Golden Dawn.
Other members included Arthur Machen, Charles Williams, Adam Fox, and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Adam Fox became a canon of Westminster Abbey and was a Neoplatonist,
and author of a number of books on that subject.
The Inklings sessions were extended sessions of drinking, smoking,
and discussion of occult principles and their application in fantasy fiction.
These sessions acted as a forum for the cross-pollination of spiritual, literary,
philosophical, and mythological concepts by the participants.
The full list of the regular members of this group can be found at the Wikipedia Inklings page.
Let's have a look at J.R.R. Tolkien, one of Lewis's closest associates,
because his friendship and influence on Lewis is critical in the formation of the Chronicles of Narnia series.
This is an excerpt from the website, Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, Truth, Myth, or Both.
This is a quote by Ralph Wood describing Tolkien's hierarchy of gods in his writing, and I quote,
Dr. Ralph C. Wood, professor of English at Baylor University and an expert on Tolkien's work,
described these lesser gods or ruling spirits.
Notice that the reigning god sounds more like the aloof deity of deism, or Freemasonry,
than the caring god of the Bible. Other gods would fit right into Norse and Celtic mythology.
Two areas of research that fascinated Tolkien, just like Lewis.
At the top stands Ilúvatar, the All-Father, corresponding roughly to the One,
whom Christians call God the Father Almighty, Maker of Heaven and Earth.
From Him all things proceed, and to Him all things return.
He is the Beginning and the End, the One who shapes all events to His own purposes.
He only rarely intervenes in His creation, preferring instead to work through 15 subordinate beings.
unquote.
John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, who was born in 1892 and died in 1973, was a man of many contradictions.
Just the same as C.S. Lewis. Funny about that.
These contradictions must be noted. You must pay attention to these contradictions.
They say one thing and they do another.
For example, here are four points to consider about Tolkien.
Back in 1969, he wrote a letter affirming that the chief purpose of life for any one of us
is to increase, according to our capacity, our knowledge of God by all the means we have,
and to be moved by it to praise and thanks.
Yet, the primary focus of his life was his mythical Middle Earth,
headed by a distant and impersonal God who might confuse rather than clarify the nature of the biblical God.
In his personal letters, many are included in a book titled The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien,
he expressed caution toward occult practices. Well, that's hilarious.
But he equipped his team of mythical heroes, the Fellowship of the Ring, with the pagan powers that God forbids.
Can you see the hypocrisy here?
For example, Gandalf, a helpful wizard, is able to wield potent magic to do battle with the forces of darkness.
Gandalf the Great can call upon not only his spellcraft, but also his staff of power and the elven sword, Glamdring.
It's almost mind-boggling when you look at the contradictions.
Tolkien once told a Jesuit friend...
The Jesuits are hovering there all the time in the background with C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
This is a warning bell and a big red flag to take note of what's going on.
Tolkien once told a Jesuit friend, and I quote,
The Lord of the Rings is, of course, a fundamentally religious and Catholic work.
The religious element is absorbed into the story and the symbolism.
People defending Tolkien, saying he was a strict Roman Catholic and thus Christian, should read more about Roman Catholicism and especially the Jesuit order.
Both these religious groups are nothing but front groups for the Illuminati.
Well, the Jesuits are the Illuminati. I'll correct that.
The power that is currently controlling political events in the background to create a one-world government and to pave the way for the Antichrist.
Challenging question. Was Tolkien actually also a Jesuit in secret? I wonder.
He was a staunch Roman Catholic. He affirmed his faith in the one God who created the universe.
But his mythical God stopped creating before the work was finished.
Then turned the rest over to a group of lesser gods or sub-creators.
In other words, Tolkien invented an hierarchy of deities that defied the biblical God's wise warnings concerning both real and imagined idolatry.
Tolkien also mentioned something that could be interpreted as channeling.
Because in his book, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, on page 91, he states, and I quote,
The thing seems to right itself once I get going. Unquote.
This is automatic writing. This is writing done by a spirit working through a human vessel.
Take note of that.
Many writers and artists have admitted the very same thing.
Was Tolkien practicing automatic writing and receiving his stories direct from demon spirits?
I have no doubt about it. Tolkien has woven occult symbology and mythology together
and produced satanic works of fantasy that have heavily influenced the last three generations of children
toward embracing magic and witchcraft as normal.
Wes Penner again states, and I quote,
Walt Disney is another example. He was a 33 degree Freemason of the Scottish Rite
and his entire life he spun threads from the mystery schools, the ancient Luciferian mystery schools,
into the children's minds with the purpose of getting them used to the occult for days to come.
Could it be that Disney indoctrinated the kids
and Lewis and Tolkien took care of the indoctrination of the teenagers and the adults?
Speculations. But still, think about it.
Shortly after his conversion to theism in 1929, Lewis converted to Christianity,
so-called Christianity, in 1931.
In his later writings, some believe that he proposed ideas such as purification of venial sins
after death in purgatory in The Great Divorce and Letters to Malcolm,
and mortal sin, the screw tape letters, which are generally considered to be Roman Catholic teachings.
The concept of natural law, originating in Aristotle and later redefined by Catholic medieval scholars
like Albertus Magnus, but in particular Thomas Aquinas, is inserted into two of his works.
Mere Christianity and the Abolition of Man.
This lines up perfectly with his Catholic background and is confirmed in Wikipedia,
where it states, and I quote,
The Catholic Church holds the view of natural law introduced by Albertus Magnus
and elaborated by Thomas Aquinas, particularly in his Summa Theologiae,
and often as filtered through the School of Salamanca.
This view is also shared by some Protestants
and was delineated by Anglican writer C.S. Lewis in his works
Mere Christianity and the Abolition of Man.
Unquote. There it is.
C.S. Lewis was threading natural Catholic, actually originally Greek,
Roman Catholic natural law into his writings.
Take note of that also.
Jesus warned in Matthew chapter 7, verses 15 to 20,
Beware of false prophets which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.
You shall know them by their fruits.
Do men gather grapes of thorns or figs of thistles?
Even so, every good tree bringeth forth good fruit,
but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit.
A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit,
neither can a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit.
Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is chopped down and cast into the fire.
Wherefore, by their fruits you shall know them.
And this fruit from Tolkien and C.S. Lewis is evil fruit.
Take warning.
If we examine carefully the life and work of C.S. Lewis,
we can see the promulgation of a man-centric universe
where salvation is earned through personal transformation
by the acquisition of knowledge, good works, and the performance of ritual.
Lewis wrote in a letter describing a trip that he and his wife Joy took to Greece in 1960.
He said, I had, and I quote,
I had some ado to prevent Joy and myself from relapsing into paganism in Attica.
At Daphne, it was hard not to pray to Apollo the healer,
but somehow one didn't feel it would have been very wrong. Unquote.
Are you kidding me?
No born-again Christian could or would ever make such a statement.
Lewis also stated, and I quote, Christianity fulfilled paganism,
and paganism prefigured Christianity.
That is a big statement.
In Matthew chapter 12 and verse 34, Jesus said,
From out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.
And as is evident, many of Lewis' statements expose his occult mindset and spiritual apostasy.
Collins further says, and I quote,
There are some other problems with C.S. Lewis' widespread influence,
blending God's truth with occult tales.
He laid an enticing foundation for apostasy. Unquote.
She goes on to quote two statements from Lewis' last book, written prior to his death.
Collins says, and I quote,
These statements reveal how far from the truth Lewis really was.
For example, in his last book, The Discarded Image,
he tells us that nothing is permanent.
Everything changes, along with human thought, wants, and speculations.
Lewis states, and I quote,
No model is a catalogue of ultimate realities, and none is a mere fantasy.
Each is a serious attempt to get in all the phenomena known at a given period.
But also, no less surely, each reflects the prevalent psychology of an age,
almost as much as it reflects the state of that age's knowledge. Unquote.
Lewis ends this last book with his prediction, and take note of this. I quote,
It is not possible that our own model, and for many of us that refers to the Biblical worldview,
will die a violent death,
ruthlessly smashed by an unprovoked assault of new facts, unprovoked as the Nova of 1572.
But I think it is more likely to change when and because far-reaching changes
in the mental temper of our descendants demand that it should.
This is evolution.
The new model will not be set up without evidence,
but the evidence will turn up when the inner need for it becomes sufficiently great.
It will be true evidence.
Unquote.
When the evidence turns up,
Collins concludes, and I quote,
That unbiblical conclusion could easily wipe out any lasting Christian certainty
in the minds of his readers.
Now compare that personal and subjective speculation with actual certainties
of the God who is the sovereign, all-knowing creator of all.
Unquote.
This is what God says in 1 Timothy 4 1.
In latter times some will depart from the faith,
giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons.
And in Colossians 2 6-8.
Beware lest anyone cheat you.
Through philosophy and empty deceit according to the tradition of men,
according to the basic principles of the world,
and not according to Christ.
And again in Philippians 3 20.
For our citizenship is in heaven,
from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior,
the Lord Jesus Christ,
who will transform our lowly body,
that it may be conformed to his glorious body.
C.S. Lewis lived and worked during a time in modern history
where a great resurgence in pagan religion,
witchcraft, sorcery, and occultism,
accompanied by a great falling away from Christian principles
and biblical morality, reintroduced by the Protestant Reformation,
was occurring.
The Jesuits of Rome were behind the scenes promoting this outpouring of wickedness
as a counter to slow down the spread of the gospel,
and also to smash the gospel and pollute it with false gospels.
The last part of the 19th and first part of the 20th century
saw the emergence of theosophy founded by Helena Blavatsky
and wicca, a contemporary pagan religion or witchcraft,
developed in Britain and introduced to the public in 1954
by Gerald Brousseau Gardner, a civil servant and high-level witch in the UK.
The general public during the Victorian and Edwardian periods
had become infatuated with the occult and non-biblical spiritual practices,
and many became involved in spiritism, secret societies,
and groups practicing witchcraft.
At this time, atheistic humanism is on the rise,
supported by men like Bertrand Russell.
C.S. Lewis was greatly influenced by the time in which he lived
and the people he chose to associate with.
He is also highly regarded amongst various occult and esoteric groups,
his works being marketed by the Theosophical Society,
the Anthroposophy Society, the Wiccan Way, the Bodhi Tree, amongst others.
This is another huge red flag.
I am here warning all who choose to engage with the literature of C.S. Lewis,
J.R.R. Tolkien, Owen Barfield, Charles Williams,
and the succeeding generations of fantasy fiction writers,
and in particular J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter books,
to beware. Beware.
C.S. Lewis was an occultist, and no matter what he wrote,
all his writing has the occult at its root.
It's woven all through his writing.
There is great danger in being led astray from the simplicity of the Gospel message,
and especially for vulnerable children who are easily tempted by the dark lure
and excitement of magic, witchcraft, and the supernatural.
This is a time of great deception,
a battle for the minds and spiritual allegiance of men
to serve either God or Satan.
God warns in 1 Corinthians chapter 6, verses 14 to 15,
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers.
For what fellowship has righteousness with unrighteousness?
And what communion has light with darkness?
And what accord or concord has Christ with Belial or Satan?
Or what part has he that believes with an infidel, an unbeliever?
Also in Revelations chapter 21 and verse 8,
But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable,
and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters,
and all liars shall have their part in the lake
which burns with fire and brimstone, which is the second death.
And again, in Galatians chapter 5, verses 19 to 21,
Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these,
adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, idolatry,
witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife,
seditions, heresies, envyings, murders, drunkenness, revelings,
and such like, of the which I tell you before,
as I have also told you in time past,
that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.
God is deadly serious about human involvement in magic and sorcery.
He strictly forbids it, as it is consorting with Satan's kingdom.
All those who continue to participate with demonic powers
and refuse to stop will be separated from God and perish eternally.
This is a very serious matter with eternal consequences for all.
Please consider carefully what I have shared in this video.
Now is the time to repent and turn away from evil.
Now is the time to seek mercy from God and forgiveness for sins.
Soon the time of mercy will expire and God's judgment will fall.
Jesus Christ is the only way to God.
There is no other way.
No church membership or organization or religion
will put you in a right standing with God.
In John chapter 14 and verse 6, Jesus declared,
I am the way and the truth and the life.
No man comes to the Father but through me.
That's a pretty clear warning to all that there is only one path.
Thank you for listening.
And I pray that God will continue to open your eyes
as you search for the truth on all things.
Please share this information with others as you are able
so that they might also be awakened to the reality
of this evil world system.
I hope to see you in the next video.