THE DANGERS OF DIAPRAX IN THE MODERN CHURCH Diaprax is used in government, the workplace, the educational system, neighborhood community organizing, and even by the Church. However, it does not belong in the Church; it has no rightful place in the Church. Whether its the purpose driven movement, LGBT christian movement, the emergent church movement, the word of faith movement, or the new age movement, all of these church-based groups have a common philosophy known as Diaprax. Most people have never heard of Diaprax, yet it has become a powerful force in postmodern Christianity, which in turn has led many churches to no longer accept the Bible the authoritative, inspired Word of God. Thus, the condoning of ungodly practices and lifestyles by many churches today is the result of the churches drifting away from using divinely inspired scripture as the final authority. Diaprax is a worldly concept imported into the churches via the equality, tolerance and diversity ideologies. Diaprax argues against the Bible by teaching that human beings, and human society, are basically good, and that sin is not a major factor in human nature. Diaprax is intended to help establish unity between dissenting parties through common ground, while encouraging tolerance of all differences as trivial and equally valid. Churches that utilize the Diaprax method place more emphasis on variable experiences and fickle opinions than on sound doctrine based solely on the Bible as the Word of God. The modern term DIAPRAX was coined in 1996 by Dean Gotcher of the Institute for Authority Research (IAR) in Herndon, Kansas. The word DIAPRAX is a combination two words: DIALECTIC (meaning to dialogue, discuss, or argue), and PRAXIS (referring to what one does or practices). The two words are combined to form DIAPRAX, meaning the practice of the dialectic. The philosophy and practice of Diaprax originated from the ungodly 18th Century philosophical model known as the Hegelian Dialectic, named after the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Although the Hegelian Dialectic has been revised since its inception in Hegels era, this world view has now completely enveloped the world in the form of Diaprax. In its simplest form, the Diaprax system is a process whereby all the worlds conflicting viewpoints, both religious and secular, converge to dialogue until they reach a consensus. The process involves the inclusion of conflicting viewpoints for the purpose of repeatedly debating (through thesis + antithesis = synthesis) until consensus is finally reached on common grounds between viewpoints, paving the way for pluralism, syncretism, and the tolerance of all differences as trivial and equally valid. Satan supposedly used the Diaprax method to tempt Eve in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3:1-6). From a biblical perspective, Diaprax moves people further and further away from the pure truth of Gods Word, since it allows for the mixing of truth and falsehood to create a new viewpoint. Just a tiny amount of lies can change a whole body of truth into something untrue. In a series of Diaprax dialogues, each new viewpoint created through Diaprax is less biblically true than the previous viewpoint. It is likened to mixing white and black paints; if you start off with pure white paint, and add a small amount of black paint, the result is a slight gray color. If more black paint is added, then an even darker gray is produced, and, as even more black paint is repeatedly added, the final product will be pure black. However, most people will not recognize the deceptive lies formulated, because the Diaprax method has deceived most people into portraying its byproducts as clarified truth. This is the ultimate byproduct of this Diaprax dialogue method that repeatedly mixes the blackness of Satans lies with the whiteness of Gods truth to formulate new lies that are more deceitful, and more palatable, to the culture that accepts them. Consensus between most of the worlds secular and religious viewpoints will finally be completed once the New World Order of the Antichrist is fully established with one world religion, one world economy, and one world government.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 12:22:05 +0000
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