I don't claim to have all the answers. I see what I see and know what I know about it. I have been watching things unfold for over 25 years, as an adult. I do know for sure, one of the easiest and most certain ways to connect the dots is through the emblems and visual images these different groups represent themselves with. Of that I am sure. Their words are not always honest (they cannot tell you the truth or you would run), their actions do speak for themselves.

My concern in this discussion within this thread is the common idea that Catholicism represents all of Christianity. Often that idea offends many Christians, just as it's opposing idea that Catholicism is not Christianity, offends Catholics. Hopefully I have helped you understand why many Christians do hesitate to include the Catholic church within the realm of Christian belief. And likewise, help you to not be manipulated by groups using rhetoric, including those same symbols and emblems which cross the language barrier to either define their true intent or appeal to different people, conjoining diverse ideologies together in the hearts and minds of us often uniformed commoner peasants simply for their own gain.

Technology in the past 20 years is rapidly increasing the timeline of world events, our awareness of them and also the influence of certain ideas. If there was ever a time to know what you can can of history and pay attention to current events, it's now.

Bankers and their corporations sit at the very top of the human pyramid right now, and most of us work for and are beholden to them in one way or another, through credit cards, mortgages, govt influence, perhaps even our jobs. The Catholic church has enormous assets compared to the rest of the christian community.

I am a christian and i truly have heard nothing about the American religious right wanting the power to be able to set up a theocracy and strip any non-believers of rights, including citizenship.

I would not favor a theocracy. Theocracy is what led to the inquisitions of the holy roman empire, not to mention the 'dark ages'. I think you'd find most christians actually abhore such an idea. I cannot speak for Cathoilcs however. I know there is some talk of that here and there within the LDS category of christianity, another group most bible believing Christians do not view as actually christian due to rather diverse and strange beliefs and connections to masonry (and huge numbers of children to quickly help enlarge themselves), but using the ideas of christianity to promote itself benignly.

Masonry is common within certain parts of the christian community and certainly plays in there, but that brings us back to learning how to recognize people by their emblems. A lot of masons are unaware of the history and meaning of theior insignias, so they are not shy about using them. They are not difficult to spot and are tied back in toward egypt and babylon and non-christian ideas of empires and dominance promoted originally by certain factions of the (babylonian-eygptian-roman) cathoilc church in the days of the holy roman empire.

As for most bible believing christians, Jesus himself said, my kingdom is not of this world.

- Also, I wanted to add, a good reply to the catholic church regarding birth control might be, that if God wants you to have children certainly birth control will not stop him. Getting them to believe that is another matter though.