Are we the last generation of humans as God made them?

Are we the last generation of humans as God made them?

Posted: August 26, 2010
11:00 am Eastern

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By Terry James

Strange things are afoot at this moment in the world of biological science. The intrigues are made more mystifying by quantum leaps in artificial intelligence.

Adherents of a new spirituality meld and merge secretly with the dark, advancing menace posed by the matters involved. That threat is incalculable to mankind. It is an evil intervention that must, by its very supernatural essence, provoke the judgment of the God of heaven.

Authors Tom and Nita Horn have applied their decades of research and hands-on experience in the sphere of the struggle against "spiritual wickedness in high places" (Ephesians 6:12) to produce this volume of scintillating revelation.

They force to the surface of these troubling days truth about swiftly advancing technologies that, in combination with unseen, otherworldly factors, increasingly challenge the Christian worldview.

For example, they write:

It is an understatement to say that technology often works hand in hand with unseen forces to challenge our faith or to open new channels for spiritual warfare. This has been illustrated in thousands of ways down through time—from the creation of Ouija boards for contacting the spirit world to online pornography gateways. But the current course upon which Grin [genetics, robotics, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology] technology and transhumanist philosophy are taking mankind threatens to elevate the reality of these dangers to quantitatively higher levels. Some of the spiritual hazards already surfacing as a result of modern technology include unfamiliar terms like "i-dosing," in which teens get "digitally high" by playing specific Internet videos through headphones that use repetitive tones to create binaural beats, which have been shown in clinical studies to induce particular brain wave states that make the sounds appear to come from the center of the head. Shamans have used variations of such repetitive tones and drumming to stimulate and focus the center mind for centuries to make contact with the spirit world and to achieve altered states of reality.

More broadly, the Internet itself, together with increasing forms of electronic information-driven technology, is creating a new kind of addiction by "rewiring our brains," says Nora Volkow, world-renowned brain scientist and director of the National Institute of Drug Abuse.

This generation now finds itself in the time "like the days of [Noah]" Jesus Christ prophesied for the end of the age nearly two thousand years ago: "And as it was in the days of [Noah], so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man" (Luke 17:26).

One doesn’t have to search too deeply through biblical Scripture into the antediluvian time of Noah to find out the primary problem with that generation of earth dwellers: "The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence. And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth" (Genesis 6:11–12).

Sin certainly had caused the degradation of the human condition in the sense that immorality pervaded all of that pre-Flood society. However, the declaration that "it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth" implies contamination of a sort exponentially beyond the spiritual. The "corruption" involves physical degradation at the genetic level. Humankind’s genetic makeup had been corrupted—contaminated—in its most basic construct: at the dna level.

How can this assertion be verified by the biblical record? We look a bit further into the Genesis account: "And God said unto Noah, ‘The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth’" (Genesis 6:13).

The earth dwellers, with the exception of Noah and his seven family members, were obviously in a condition that made them impossible to reach with the message of redemption. The Genesis account almost certainly tells that their "corruption" made them unsalvageable because they were beings that were beyond human. The implications of the scriptural record are staggering.

There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.

And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And it repented the Lord that He had made man on the earth, and it grieved Him at His heart. And the Lord said, "I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth; both man, and beast, and the creeping thing, and the fowls of the air; for it repenteth me that I have made them." (Genesis 6:4–7)

We can legitimately ask: What on earth happened? Did God not look at all that He created and say that it was good? Why, then, was it so "corrupted" that He "repented" that He had created man?

The answer in the larger sense, of course, is that sin happened. With sin and the fall of man came entropy, the degeneration of all things on the planet. Science has it as the second law of thermodynamics: All things decay and degenerate.

So, Adam’s sin brought death and decay.

In the more specific sense, however, "corruption" of a supernaturally inflicted sort afflicted the very genetic makeup—the dna—of humankind when the "sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them."

The sexual unions produced "giants." The scriptural record couldn’t be clearer. Corruption of human genetics, then, apparently was a key reason the earth dwellers were beyond redemption, thus had to be destroyed by the worldwide Flood.

Certain angels who fell in the rebellion with Lucifer determined to produce beings that were without human souls—progeny that, apparently like the angels themselves, were lost forever because they had no chance for redemption and reconciliation with the Creator due to the deliberate decision to rebel. The offspring, Nephilim, were spiritual heirs to their fallen b’nai ha Elohim progenitors.

Again, Jesus, the greatest of all prophets, said it will be like it was in the days of these hideous, part-human, part-angelic creatures at the time of His Second Advent. Add to the return of the supernatural interlopers the geometrically progressing advances in computer-enhanced interjection into man's genetic mix, and the prophetic picture comes into stark focus. This is where Tom and Nita Horn shine brilliant investigative illumination, exposing the "spiritual wickedness in high places" of these strange, troubling times in which we live. They spotlight the humanistic and scientific diabolists who seek to spread their domination over planet earth. They particularly direct the light of truth upon the minions who are once again investing all possible effort within their evil supernatural power to mingle their seed with the seed of humankind.

The authors write in regard to how all of this might affect humankind: "How brain-machine-interfacing will multiply this divide between human-to-human relationships via human-machine integration is of substantial concern for several reasons.... The real danger, though it may be entirely unavoidable for some, will be the loss of individuality, anonymity, privacy, and even free will as a result of cybernetic integration."

Transhumans and chimera of sinister species-tampering are not the stuff of science fiction; rather, they are clandestinely present today, according to the findings that burst forth from the authors’ exhaustive research. The neo-Nephilim/transhuman hybrids might be as near as the next door neighbor—if not at this moment, almost certainly in the very near future.