There are over 40 references in the Bible to the idea that repentance – the capacity to see error and not only turn from it but also make restitution for harm – is prerequisite for forgiveness. February’s nearly two-week revival at Asbury University in Kentucky concluded just days before the release of Jon Erwin and Brent McCorkle’s film Jesus Revolution. I’m NOT saying that these events were associated or exploited by Lionsgate but I’m simply asking a question.
On August 19, 2021, Asbury University announced their
return-to-campus policy on COVID-19. In
the President’s note to the community, he recited the CDC’s lie that
vaccination would somehow make the campus community safer.
“Recent data tells us
hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 are primarily concentrated among
non-vaccinated individuals. Moreover, while there are “breakthrough cases”
(vaccinated individuals who contract COVID-19), hospitalization rates are
strikingly low (.0004 as of July 26) and sickness is generally experienced as
less severe. Therefore, the proportion of vaccinated individuals in our
community will matter.”
Students were encouraged to upload their vaccination
cards or participate in a campus-sponsored vaccine clinic at the commencement
of the school year. Mask wearing was,
according to him, “Godly Wisdom” and led to his unfortunate mask mandates.
It was February 3, 1970, when another major “revival”
broke loose on Asbury’s campus. I’m sure
someone out there has an Aquarian metaphor for this symmetry! Coming on the heels of the charismatic
movement, the “Jesus Movement” was a major influence for the events portrayed in
the Jesus Revolution film.
A close examination of the financial statements of Asbury
University reveals that, during COVID, the University was paid $4,448,000 by
the Federal Government for its participation in the COVID PPP socialist
incentive program. And while this sum pales
in comparison to the Catholic Diocese of Covington’s $10 million, it still
presents a problem. Here’s a university
who adopted Duke University’s motto, “Eruditio et Religio”, who hid behind “Godly
wisdom” to promote masking and injections and who, for two weeks, hosted a “revival”
celebrated around the world and…
…at NO POINT did the University use that national and
international spotlight to REPENT of its COVID complicity.
I started out by stating that I’m not saying the revival
and the film’s release had anything to do with each other. But I am simply asking the same question I asked
regarding Event 201 and Dustin Moskovitz’s funding of the Johns Hopkins, Bill
and Melinda Gates Foundation, and World Economic Forum event in October 2019
which foreshadowed the “pandemic”. If
the fruit of a thing doesn’t match the thing, is it possible that the tree is
not what you think it is?
I will freely admit that I’m a casualty of the 1970s “revival”. Lonnie Frisbee and Chuck Smith along with
their Southern California adherents had profound effects on my life (or lack
thereof). But I want to point out that
if we’re not willing to apply the same discernment on the institution we call
the church that we apply to the World Economic Forum, is there a chance that we
may be Blinded By the light… that isn’t Light?
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