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CASUISTRY & EQUIVOCATION
Making Stuff Mean Other Stuff:
CASUISTRY:
1. Specious
or excessively subtle reasoning intended to rationalize or mislead.
EQUIVOCATION:
1. the
act or an instance of equivocating
2. (Philosophy
/ Logic) Logic a
fallacy
based on the use of the same term in different senses, especially as
the middle term of a syllogism, as the
badger lives in the bank, and the bank is in the High Street, so the
badger lives in the High Street.
Casuistry - Are You A Victim?
"See, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore be
wise as serpents and innocent as doves."
- Mt. 10:16 BYNV
"Cases" or "case studies" are used all the time in debates.
We are all familiar with the concept of having two sides to any
argument, and in the process of arriving at Truth we use these three
stages of debate (the Greek word for debate is dialektike):
Thesis
- an idea is presented, not yet known to be true.
Anti-Thesis
- an opposing idea is presented to challenge the validity of the
Thesis.
Synthesis
- The conflict resolution reconciling the common truths of the
thesis and anti-thesis, starting the process over again.
In philosophy this 3-stage process is called the Hegelian
Dialectic.
Jesuit-Illuminati brain-washing techniques use several techniques
that program the thought processes, but their methods back-fired
when they used them on me. I did not believe their logical
fallacies. Often teachers will attempt to use logical fallacy to
prove their thesis, and I immediately recognize the process of
thinking the Jesuits attempted to teach me.
They will accuse others of being the wolf-in-sheep's-clothing, as
they describe exactly what they are doing themselves. They will attempt to construct a "case" based on equivocating words, phrases, maxims, or ideology. This approach is called casuistry, and is a common Jesuit tactic, and employs sophistry, along with the use of clever but unsound reasoning, especially in relation to moral questions. They attempt to deceive using fallacious theological reasoning, or mind games.
We are all constantly bombarded with information from many
sources, and behind much of it is a subtle
technique used by Jesuits to program thinking, and increase what is
known as
Xenophobia. Casuistry (the use of case studies) is employed to sound plausible, but they are intended to mislead by subtle reasoning. Sophists are skilled at public speaking in order to sway opinions.
These are Jesuit techniques, and you need to be aware of them when you see them used on you. Sophistry is another term you should define.
STAR OF DAVID - EVIL?
Below is another example of Casuistry and Equivocation.
The email is about the
“evil spirit of Esau”
Subject:
Esau Past & Present - Please Read This In Its Entirety From: (private)
Sent:
Sunday, August 12, 2012 6:51 PM To: (private) Subject: Esau Past & Present - Please Read This In Its Entirety
Shalom u’vrakhah
The attached is a study on Esau past and present and is excellent.
It will open your eyes (wider) to who is wielding the power behind
Islam, Christianity and Orthodox Judaism, and the end time scenario
that is being played out right in front of us by the (evil) spirit
of Esau. This is fully backed up by Scripture as you will see.
I believe this document gives us the bigger picture of what is
really happening in these very last days.
Lew’s comments:
Above
is the title and text of an email sent to me with a file attachment
of an essay attacking a certain lineage; an essay which Adolf Hitler
would have loved.
The essay is anti-semitic, and feeds on hatred and fear, yet comes
across with a "sweetness" that seems to mask a rotting stench, which
is the real motive behind it.
My response is going to be rejected most likely, but it will
hopefully show the truth enough so those that may be effected by
such doctrines will not be swayed.
What follows is my reply, and it is meant to be
poking fun
at the whole idea:
The evil spirit of Esau?
Look out for Esau, his seed is coming for us!
1Jn 3:7:
“Little children, let no one lead you astray. The one doing
righteousness is righteous, even as He is righteous.” It’s not who their parents and grandparents were that matters.
Here’s what Scripture
actually tells us:
that
we are not to cast blame on the descendants (genealogies) of
people:
Eph
6:11, 12:
“Put on the complete armour of Alahim, for you to have power to
stand against the
schemes of the devil.
Because
we do not wrestle against flesh and blood,
but against principalities, against authorities, against the
world-rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual
matters
of wickedness in the heavenlies.”
(Note: the schemes are not the seed of Esau, and we don’t
wrestle against flesh and blood).
If we were to hunt-down every person we thought might be tainted by
the “seed” of whatever group we believe to be “evil”, we’d wind up
in the same place Adolf Hitler will be enjoying one day, unless Yahusha decides to pardon his crimes. Not to be disagreeable,
but if there is somehow some human breed (like the seed of Qayin as
some teach) out there manipulating Islam, Christianity, and the
Orthodox Yahudim, and not actual principalities and powers in the
heavenlies (fallen malakim), we’ll have to agree to disagree on
that. We are not about hate, but guided by Yahusha’s Spirit.
Romans 12 describes how we are to behave toward all people, and
taken together with Philippians 4, we are not to terrorize one
another with such slander toward others, but speak of uplifting
things. There is nothing that can separate us from Yahusha’s
love, and nothing we need fear, because He Who is in us is greater
than he who is in the world. Fear not, little flock, He is
with us until the end of the age. love never fails, and is the goal. CASUISTRY:
1. Specious
or excessively subtle reasoning intended to rationalize or mislead.
EQUIVOCATION:
1. the
act or an instance of equivocating
2. (Philosophy
/ Logic) Logic a
fallacy
based on the use of the same term in different senses, especially as
the middle term of a syllogism, as the
badger lives in the bank, and the bank is in the High Street, so the
badger lives in the High Street.
1Jn 3:7:
“Little children, let no one lead you astray. The one doing
righteousness is righteous, even as He is righteous.” It’s not who their parents and grandparents were that matters.
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