Mirriam-Webster defines “solutions” as, something that is used or done to deal with and end a problem : something that solves a problem. So it stands to reason that one must know the “problem” first before a solution can be found. And we have the “problems” listed under Globalist Tactics.Although the solutions found on this site come from many sources, to evaluate them and to solve other problems, I prefer the SIX-STEP PROBLEM SOLVING MODEL by Restructuring Associates, Inc.
A six-page tutorial can be downloaded from Yale University.
The Tactics of Christian Resistance
This is a symposium of essays and papers, published in 1983. Although now over 30 years old, many of the articles remain relevant and useful for Christians aware of and committed to the ongoing struggle between Christendom and humanism.
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The first article, The Christian Manifesto of 1984, by the late the Rev. Dr. Francis Nigel Lee begins: A book to be referred to again and again, but never “read” in the sense that one might read say, a novel.
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The Holy Scriptures gives us many examples and insights on pilgrim solutions in rendering to ‘Ceasar’ only what is due to the state.
- Abraham deceived Pharaoh, and God blessed him (Genesis 12).
- Jacob wrestled with Laban, and God prospered him (genesis 29-31).
- Joseph performed outstanding slave service, and became ruler of Egypt (Genesis 39-41).
- Moses said, “Let my people go,” and God gave deliverance (Exodus 1-14).
- Ehud presented Eglon with a gift: a hiltless sword in the gut (Judges 3).
- Jael lured Sisera to sleep, and drove a tent-peg through his skull (Judges 4-5).
- David cut off the corner of Saul’s robe, and then repented of it (l Samuel 24).
- Jehosheba and Jehoiada concealed prince Joash from Athaliah (ll Kings 11).
- Obadiah worked quietly for the LORD at Ahab’s court, while Elijah prophesied against Ahab’s sins (l Kings 18).
- Azariah rebuked King Uzziah for trying to make the church a department of the state (ll Chronicles 26).
- Jeremiah counseled submission to Nebuchadnezzar, while Hannaniah counseled rebellion (Jeremiah 26-28).
- Daniel and his friends served Nebuchadnezzar faithfully, but refused to worship his gods (Daniel 3-6).
- Jesus Christ answered not a word to the charges of the High priest and to the questions of the Roman Governor (Matthew 26:63;27:14).
- Paul made full use of his rights as a Roman citizen in arguing his case (Acts. 23-26).
- The Early Christians paid their taxes, but went to the lions rather than turn in scrolls of the Bible.
- Thomas Becket was slain in a cathedral rather than let King
- Henry ll lay taxes directly on the Church.
- Andrew Melville told King James VI of Scotland that he was not a king, nor a lord, nor a head, but only a member in Christ’s Church.
- The Founding Fathers declared that George III had broken covenant with the Christians of America.
