Is NASA and others behind Project Blue Beam in order to push people towards a New World Order (NWO), a One World Government & Religion? Is the Deep State behind the UFO Deception? This topic (RAPTURE) stops people from being political enough, from voting, from getting involved in offline activism as we face information wars with globalism, technocracy, bad religions, Islam, Catholicism, Scientology, Mormonism, China, Big Pharma, plutocracy, Luciferianism, paganism, yoga, tyranny, monopolies, etc. More on that later as seen in the "INFORMATION WAR" paragraph below. But before I dive into how this topic relates to the information war, I want to talk a little about what the rapture is and how it is potentially dangerous and counterproductive to over-emphasize. There are a few reasons why and how the teaching of the rapture could cause unintentional and psychological and global harm, disorder, chaos, depression, depravity. I'm not saying that the rapture can't happen. I'm saying that people can hijack the belief in a rapture in order to brain wash people towards certain actions and inaction. You don't have to be religious to see how dangerous that can be. Click here to find other Related Steemit articles. Infocomms Thread.

This video summarizes the Blue Beam Project which is all about creating disorder in the world in a variety of ways in order to come in with a one world government and one world religion through the projection of hologram projections of different gods which would then merge into one god. Beyond that, it talks about transmitting information into everybody's brains (5G) while calling it God talking to us. There are probably a few more points. But regardless of whether or not this conspiracy theory is accurate completely or partly, either way, and regardless, we can see these things happening in real-life, right now, in a variety of ways: we already live in this type of world in 2019, this current year, right now, to some extent and it is accelerating each second, each moment: these types of things are happening:

Sadly, this video tries to say that this conspiracy is fake because there probably aint no god and probably aint no aliens. But regardless of those 2 variables, we do have globalism, technocracy, plutocracy, deep state, Soros, Catholicism, and other groups, who are engaged in Blue Beam Project Activity, actually, regardless of whether or not there is a god or aliens or whatever as those things are not relevant to the fact that globalists and tyrants are doing these things already and much more, currently.

Project Blue Beam

This video is over an hour and it talks about it in details. That previous video (above) was a short video by somebody who probably thought this was all retarded. But this video here has a more serious approach:

Pineconeutopia

The Alien Messiah Deception (project Blue Beam Trap) - World Beyond Belief163

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Is The Rapture Fake News?

The answer is probably. That doesn't mean the rapture won't happen. The rapture is the idea that Christians will be Star-Trek Teleported from earth during the end of the world. There are different versions to this possible event. I'm not going to say things like a rapture can't happen or shall never go down. We can talk a little bit about the different views there are of the rapture. We can talk about the different definitions, ideas, meaning, and theories, that people may have on what kind of rapture or raptures or rapturing would happen. However, the problem that many people can have is that of getting lost in that study. We can miss out on life by being obsessed on things that may not happen. It is possible that your kind of rapture may never happen. It is also possible that no rapture will occur. Beyond that, even if a rapture occurs, how would you know if it was a real rapture or a fake rapture? Is it not possible for people to be abducted by aliens? Hey, that's just a question. I don't know if there are aliens or not. Also, I don't know everything, either way. But I do know that people believe in aliens. So, if a bunch of people were to disappear (AKA rapture), then other people could then claim that they were raptured (taken). Again, I don't know what will happen because I'm not God, I'm not omniscient. I'm just Oatmeal. I'm just a mortal boy, a biological man lol. But bottom-line is that the teaching of the rapture is dangerous like fake news regardless of how real and not real the rapture is and is not. You don't have to be Christian to agree with me on how dangerous the promotion of the rapture could be. I'm not saying that there is nothing good to be gained from the rapture. You can learn valuable life lessons from the rapture and that is good. The rapture may happen at any time, and it might be good to be ready for that. But at the same time, the rapture has not been happening. That is important to keep in mind. The rapture did not happen according to some people. All of this is a long story as there are many books and videos and many different things that talk about the rapture, revelations, Eschatology, end times, the future, the end of the world, Armageddon, the millennial reign of Jesus Christ, the real Lord of the Rings, the real rightful heir to the Game of Thrones. Happy Mothers Day 2019, this twelfth day of this fifth (5th) month of this current year, this 12th of May of 2019. We can talk all day about what might happen. I love talking theory. I love philosophy. I can talk all day about anything and everything. This is exciting.

However, what kind of harm do we do when we push people off the cliff of life? In other words, how badly do we hurt people when we promote fatalism, nihilism, pacifism, the concepts of a meaningless world of a hopeless civilization that cannot be fixed or helped enough? Could the teaching of the rapture push people off that cliff? When Christ went into the sky, and as the disciples stared down the sky, did angels not come down to tell them to stop it? Does the rapture encourage people to do just that, to just sell everything and stare at clouds all day? Is that why so many Christians are not voting?

Different Versions of the Rapture

No-Tribulation Rapture
Pre-Tribulation Rapture
Mid-Tribulation Rapture
Post-Tribulation Rapture

Information War

This paragraph explains how this post is related to the Information War: Sadly, Christians have been disconnected a bit too much from politics, from national and global governments, education, science, Hollywood, the media, technology, and many different things during the past two centuries (if not longer), in part because of the teachings of the rapture, regardless of the type of rapture. There are different teachings in regards to when and how the rapture may occur. But the rapture makes you feel like nothing matters and that when things get too bad, then God will beam you out, Scotty. Beam me up, Mister Great Scotts of Back in the Future. Bad people can hang the rapture over the heads of Christians. When things get worse, then these alleged leaders could claim that the Christians were raptured. Real Christians could then feel like they were not Christians because they were not raptured. Psychologically, that is a form of torture. I don't mean that the rapture is not real. I don't know if the rapture is real or not. But the emphasis on the rapture can hurt people in several ways. Other people can take advantage of the believers to lead them down into a cult. Some so-called Christians are not really saved and can be tricked. Many people can be tricked. If you are reading this, you are one of the few that can make a big difference. Keep in mind that many people choose not to read enough. if you are reading this, then you are probably a reader, a thinker, a philosopher. Religious people should not throw away their brains. Keep in mind that the Bible should not contradict science, medicine, etc. I encourage people to think more and to ask as many questions as possible. The rapture motivates me to do the most good like The Salvation Army whom I worked with. I don't mind talking about the rapture sometimes. I know the future is uncertain. So, I do the most good because I feel it and because I believe in it regardless of whether or not there is a god or not. I believe in God, but it doesn't matter, perhaps. I would argue either way, that maybe God is real or maybe God is not real. I choose to believe in God. You do what you want. Also, likewise, the rapture may be real just like God may be real. You may never know when the rapture may take place. At the same time, in related news, you may also not know when you may die. But you do know that you can at least try to make a difference in the world regardless, either way. That is what the information war is all about. It is about getting the information out there in order to help people make up their mind on things. Here is some information, and you decide. The teaching of the rapture paralyzes people.

Abusing Children Like Trafficking

It doesn't hurt me now but it knocked me over a bit when I was younger. I was born in 1985 in Oregon (USA) and I attended the Community Baptist Church (CBC) in Cornelius (city) and they talked about the rapture in the 1990's. I also heard about it from other churches, friends, on the television (TV), on the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), in movies, from the Left Behind Series and from others. So, I started feeling like God would might steal (rapture) me away before I could marry and have children, a family. So, I'm not saying that can't happen. But I am saying that kids can be abused by the rapture curriculum, possibly in most cases, generally speaking, and exception may apply, might apply, might maybe exist, but the teaching of the rapture has been not balanced enough with the context (content) and perspective that could be attained from eternal principles. It would be more applicable and relevant to talk about sex and marriage with children, teenagers, the youth, before getting too deeply invested in talking about the rapture. I would talk to people about the rapture for fun but I don't want to promote an unhealthy obsession on things that are possibly beyond our control. We should talk about when the teaching of the rapture began:

Origin of the Rapture

Who began preaching about the rapture? Did Jesus promote it? Did Apostle Paul talk about the rapture? These are great questions. This question might be too general, vague. There might be a better question we can ask: when did the promotion of the pre-tribulation rapture begin? Debate - eBible.com - Bob Johnson replied: "...The Pre-Trib position was unheard of before around 1830...." To some extent, that is probably true. Some people may say that they disagree by saying that the early church fathers talked about it. But are you sure you didn't take their quotes out of context like they do to Trump, Alex Jones, and others? People take other people out of context all of the time. It's important to keep an open mind concerning history.

John Nelson Darby

According to Wikipedia: "Pre-tribulation rapture theology was popularized extensively in the 1830s by John Nelson Darby and the Plymouth Brethren, and further popularized in the United States in the early 20th century by the wide circulation of the Scofield Reference Bible."