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A Republican speech about how the federal government should be limited in its powers–especially as it applies to business matters. The U.S. federal government is meant to foster economic productivity, not stifle it. To enable “fair play” in the world of business. The key to this is keeping federal income taxes at an absolute minimum; and encouraging personal independence through entrepreneurship. Sentiments expressed also included anti-terrorism and keeping prayer meetings going on in the churches. He said 1981 was a time when there were no heroes. Well, Jesus is my number one hero. In the world of concepts, Superman was also my hero growing up as a kid, because he threw a tyrant named Zod into the Times Square Coke display. –J.B.

In this speech, Reagan says that he was a Democrat until around 1964; but he changed his mind and became a Republican, because he believed the U.S. federal government was becoming socialistic, with a 37% income tax. The U.S. government spends more than it earns from taxation. Business owners have no hope of financial success in totalitarian, heavily militaristic (giant red armies funded by heavy taxes), and communist countries like Cuba–oppressive, Orwellian, dystopian, 1984-like police states with Gestapo and KGB; and we need to make sure that the U.S.A. doesn’t become like that country. “STOP THE ADVANCE OF SOCIALISM IN THE UNITED STATES!”–this expression was met with thunderous applause. He believed in preaching against communist ideas from Marx, Lenin, and Stalin. He compared communist dictators to the Pharaoh of Exodus (26:05). –J.B.

Christless conservatism, Wolf of Wall Street personality, mentally unstable, mean-spirited, hateful, bisexual, anti-Jewish, anti-Protestant, white supremacist, neo-Nazi admirer of Hitler and Stalin, totalitarian, obviously needs deliverance. –J.B.

Make my life a prayer to You
I wanna do what You want me to
No empty words and no white lies
No token prayers, no compromise
I wanna shine the light You gave
Through Your Son You sent to save us
From ourselves and our despair
It comforts me to know You’re really there

Well, I wanna thank You now
For being patient with me
Oh, it’s so hard to see
When my eyes are on me
I guess I’ll have to trust
And just believe what You say
Oh, You’re coming again
Coming to take me away

I wanna die and let You give
Your life to me so I might live
And share the hope You gave to me
The love that set me free
I wanna tell the world out there
You’re not some fable or fairy tale
That I’ve made up inside my head
You’re God the Son
You’ve risen from the dead

Oh, I wanna thank You now
For being patient with me
Oh, it’s so hard to see
When my eyes are on me
I guess I’ll have to trust
And just believe what You say
Oh, You’re coming again
Coming to take me away

I wanna die and let You give
Your life to me so I might live
And share the hope You gave to me
I wanna share the love that set me free

–Keith Green, “Make My Life a Prayer to You”–

I AM TORMENTED IN THIS FLAME!
–Luke 16:24 (KJV)–

CRY ALOUD, SPARE NOT, LIFT UP THY VOICE LIKE A TRUMPET,
and shew my people their transgression,
and the house of Jacob their SINS! 
–Isaiah 58:1 (KJV)–

O GENERATION OF VIPERS,
who hath WARNED YOU to
FLEE FROM THE WRATH TO COME!? 
–Matthew 3:7 (KJV)–

WOE UNTO YOU, scribes and Pharisees, HYPOCRITES!   
–Matthew 23:13 (KJV)–

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There is a fire to light a sleeping heart
I wish to see the Spirit take control

Crush the chains that hold you down
And let yourself be filled with fire
Wake up and realize the dream you’ve lived
Was set up by the liar

A broken heart, a kneeling soul
The Spirit will set you on fire
To give you strength to reach the ones
Who search the truth with deep desire

Crucifixion of the ego
Death and burial of the old

Crush the chains that hold you down
And let yourself be filled with fire
A broken heart, a kneeling soul
The Spirit will set you on fire

There is no spiritual authority
Outside obedience to God

A broken heart is needed to reach this state
Divine encounter with the living God

–Extol, “Ember”–

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Dr. John R. Rice, Hell: What the Bible Says About It (Sword of the Lord, 1945), p. 7.