UNREAL CHRISTIANITY’S LOVEFEST WITH ANTI-CHRISTIANITY [Part 1]
One is a great pretender, the other an evil saboteur. One claims to love Jesus, the other hates Him with a passion. One is Judas, the other the spirit of antichrist.
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Do not be bound together with unbelievers; for what partnership have righteousness and lawlessness, or what fellowship has light with darkness? Or what harmony has Christ with Belial, or what has a believer in common with an unbeliever? Or what agreement has the temple of God with idols? [2Corinthians 6:14-16]
SOCIALNEEDIA
One may wonder why so many Christians never take Christianity seriously. Rather than leave all and enter the spiritual Kingdom of the Lord Jesus, they prefer to hang around on the edges with one foot in the world. Of course, the one foot is actually both feet and indicates a heart never given and a sacrifice of real repentance never made. Such Christians have rarely been born again and merely choose a Christianity of their liking, one comfortable to them, or continue in an incorrect family tradition started at some point in the past by an errant ancestor. The main draw is the social connection and a sense of belonging, which is something everyone wants to various levels, and all the better if little or no demands are made. False Christian constructs and ministers take full advantage of this for their own personal and/or sinister reasons. They make it as easy as possible for one to remain perfectly comfortable in their sin.
It is this “social Christianity” in which the partakers thereof are infinitely more interested in and desirous of social acceptance, social credibility, social contacts, social family and friendship relationships, and pretty much social everything. They err, however, by desiring and seeking such relational need above the only relationship that matters most, that of a real relationship with the Lord Jesus. When one eventually does embrace the Lord, one’s other relationships and social standing often goes by the wayside, which proves real Christianity is a divider promoting absolute separation unto the Lord’s spiritual kingdom and the true fellowship thereof.
“Do not think that I came to bring peace on the earth; I did not come to bring peace, but a sword. For I came to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law; and a man’s enemies will be the members of his household.” [Matthew 10:34-36]
That is, a relative few choose Him but most do not and those who do not sometimes do not appreciate those who do.
Peter began to say to Him, “Behold, we have left everything and followed You.” [Mark 10:28]
Thus, when one chooses the Lord, one is rejected by the world:
“If the world hates you, you know that it has hated Me before it hated you. If you were of the world, the world would love its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, because of this the world hates you.” [John 15:18-19]
It would seem as though such Scriptures and direct teachings of the Lord cannot possibly be genuine. They are often treated in such a way, of course, by either neglect or outright shunning, revealing a clear indication of a Christian’s true motivation. Perhaps yet another of the Lord’s “hard sayings” puts the importance of the issue in better perspective:
“Therefore everyone who confesses Me before men, I will also confess him before My Father who is in heaven. But whoever denies Me before men, I will also deny him before My Father who is in heaven.” [Matthew 10:32-33]
When one chooses the Lord Jesus with ALL one’s heart and gives ALL one’s heart and life to Him, one will be accepted by the Lord. The Lord’s great love will then become more than His previous one way unrequited effort toward such a one, and allow Him to be loved in return by His new faithful follower. This total love of each is what makes the His covenant work. The Lord will accept nothing less.
TRUE SEPARATION
Again, His love is a constant. It is always there. God IS Love. It is our love, however, that He longs for, and when one chooses to love Him with all one’s heart, it causes His covenant to come into effect and become established. It must be remembered, though, that when one turns to the Lord, one must also turn away from the things of one’s prior life without Him. For many new Christians, they end up losing everything they had, which often includes friends, family, and whatever comprised one’s social construct. This is the true dynamic of what takes place when one becomes a real Christian. Everything must be put forth as part of the total sacrifice one’s life becomes.
Think of it terms of throwing oneself upon the Altar of Sacrifice as the OT priests did with any number of animals which was a picture of the future Sacrifice Lamb. This is what true repentance is and reflects the Lord’s effective purchase of His new children by paying the inestimable price of His own Blood. Real Christians thus understand that they are saved by the greatest sacrifice, one that bought their redemption, remitted their sin, rescued them from an unfruitful life, and saved their soul.
Such a separation from the world is thus as the great chasm of eternal division mentioned in the Lord’s story of Lazarus and the rich man:
“Now the poor man died and was carried away by the angels to Abraham’s bosom; and the rich man also died and was buried. In Hades he lifted up his eyes, being in torment, and saw Abraham far away and Lazarus in his bosom. And he cried out and said, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus so that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool off my tongue, for I am in agony in this flame.’ But Abraham said, ‘Child, remember that during your life you received your good things, and likewise Lazarus bad things; but now he is being comforted here, and you are in agony. And besides all this, between us and you there is a great chasm fixed, so that those who wish to come over from here to you will not be able, and that none may cross over from there to us.’” [Luke 16:22-26]
That great divide between the good place and the bad place will happen one day for all eternity but in the meantime it happens for every person who passes from this life while dead in sin and without the Lord. They likely end up in the same place as the rich man. Would it not therefore be infinitely better to make the greatest choice before then though it causes great ongoing division in one’s life?
ONE CANNOT HAVE IT BOTH WAYS
This is why Unreal Christianity is hopelessly deceived and why whoever joins with it becomes deceived also. Such Christians believe they can have the world and the Lord’s kingdom, though such is impossible and makes a complete mockery of the Lord, His teachings, and His mission. It is also why Unreal Christianity takes it a step even further by accepting and even embracing Anti-Christianity. Unreal Christians simply do not understand the spiritual world since they are not in it and do not walk in the Spirit.
But those evil ones who oppose the Lord Jesus and who “are of your father the devil” are definitely connected to that part of the spiritual world aligned with demonic forces. Such evil forces therefore have greater power than mere natural men in a fake construct though with a Christian name or front, and the evil ones are thus able to manifest great deception over such people. This is what happens when one manufactures a worldly artificial Christianity which exists on a mere natural level. It may be “down to earth,” socially acceptable, and comfortable to one’s fleshly nature, but has no spiritual power and is not in union with the Lord.
Now, regarding real Christians, they are fully aligned with the Lord and in union with Him. They cannot be deceived by evil, at least not for long depending on one’s spiritual maturity level. Real Christians therefore know that the Lord Jesus is God, is exactly who He says He is, has the only way of Life, and that no one comes to the Father except through Him. Real Christians also know that all the religions and belief systems of this world are mere false constructs in league with the devil and must be opposed and exposed. It does not matter if such false religions are small or large or even comprise a billion people—they are still wrong, they still oppose the Lord Jesus, and they must be called out for what they are in hopes that the deceived ones stuck within them can escape and no longer be trapped. Also, when put to the test, the Lord Jesus will win every spiritual battle against such demonic forces and their deceptive religions though He must do it through and with the help of His people.
VEILED PACT
How then can it be that many so-called “Christians” instead actually accept such false religions and the leaders and people thereof? Instead of standing against them and stating what they are, they join them and at best never say a word. They actually invite them in!
What kind of asinine evangelism statement is that?
Again, just as the devil is referred to by the NT as “the god of this world” and heads up every kingdom of this world, he also heads up every false religion. This is why those who do not oppose the devil will be deceived by him and is also why so many Christians have embraced the spirit of antichrist.
Do not be bound together with unbelievers; for what partnership have righteousness and lawlessness, or what fellowship has light with darkness? Or what harmony has Christ with Belial, or what has a believer in common with an unbeliever? Or what agreement has the temple of God with idols? [2Corinthians 6:14-16][1]
© 2025 by RJ Dawson. All Rights Reserved. [To Be Continued…]
[1] Unless otherwise noted all Scriptures are taken from the New American Standard Bible, © 1960, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission.
Posted on December 1, 2025, in Current Events and tagged Christian Pharisees, Covenant, Discipleship, Faith and Unbelief, Fellowship, If You Love Me You Will Keep My Commandments, Light and Darkness, Lord Jesus, Mystery of Lawlessness, Real Christianity The Nature of the Church, Rich Man and Lazarus, Righteousness, Separation From the World, Societal Pressure, spirit of antichrist, The Great Awakening, The Sacrifice Lamb, Unreal Christianity. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.



Although it may be easier to sit on the fence, it is far healthier for your spiritual life to get off the fence and follow the path God has laid out for you.
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Thanks Barb. Blessings
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Rj, it’s been so long. I’m sorry about that, I do think of you and your writing. Your article reminded me of just happened to me at church. I recently spoke up to my all-women Sunday school class concerning Jesus being more important than anything. I thought it would be well received; to my shock, it wasn’t. About half the class was visibly upset with me. In fact, in the next class, the leader told us not to comment but to stick to what the Bible study said. This greatly saddened me. Honestly RJ, I think I understand more about what you have been sharing through your writings all these years. It’s Jesus, He comes before anything else in life and when we put anything above Jesus, that is idolatry.
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Hi Kim. So great to hear from you. I hope you and your family are well. I’m sorry that you had to go through that, and at a Sunday school class no less. It is challenging enough to be a teacher and want to honor the Lord and get everything right, but we sometimes face such additional challenges. The Good News is that you were telling the truth and that you should expect a reward according to Matthew 5:12. Also, I know you are a dedicated prayer warrior and have no doubt you have already started praying about the class and believing the Lord will make something good from it which He often does. I think the key may be that we remain humble and don’t take offense but instead see such “hitting a nerve” things as spiritual opportunities. What happened could be the very occurrence the Lord could use to bring a revival of sorts or greater understanding of His teachings. I guess you may surmise I have had similar experiences…
Whenever we teach that the Lord Jesus must be first in all things we are always right. As you know well, He commanded that very thing. The Lord Jesus is God, the Creator of all, and should be given 100% respect, honor, praise, obedience, and etc. When we consider the first of the Ten Commandments it refers to Him. He said the entire Torah hangs on only two commandments, the first and greatest being loving the Lord with all one’s heart, mind, soul, and strength. This is real Christianity 101.
I hope you get to keep teaching and that the Lord blesses you with even greater favor and that He will use you for greater good. You’re blessed Kim (I know you know that, of course). I’d like to hear the rest of the story as it unfolds…
Thank you for reading my post and your great comment. I appreciate the kind words. I hope your Christmas Season is going well. Blessings
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Dear RJ,
Thank you for using this as a teaching moment. I hear what you are saying. Stay humble and see this as a spiritual opportunity. I have prayed for the class as a whole, but I need to specifically pray for the women who still cannot look me in the eye. Jesus should not divide within the church. Jesus is the head of the church.
Would you please pray for me as I put down worldly entertainment (watching TV) to obey God and publish more content? It’s all in journals, which I write in the mornings. I intend to type it out and publish, but my lazy evening self would rather watch TV. This has really been a trap for me. Thx
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Thanks for your reply, Kim. I will certainly pray and have prayed (thank you for your prayers). We all battle the same elements as Bible teachers/writers. It is sad that there is such an apparent divide and hard feelings in your class over the most foundational and important of issues, but as you know, it goes with the territory. Regarding division, the Lord actually allows for it as necessary depending on attitudes.
Many years ago I had a weekly class with mostly college-aged young people, most of whom had an awareness of Christianity and were certainly not hostile to it though college campuses are saturated with such. They were good kids and open. I knew my opportunities likely would be short-lived, so in addition to the prepared study notes I taught from, which I also printed and handed out to each, I also gave them homework. The required reading was pure Scripture. I gave them big blocks of Gospel, maybe six or so chapters in succession, so we could get through a single Gospel in maybe four or five sessions. While it lasted (young people’s lives are so fluid) they really applied themselves and learned what was actually in the New Testament. It was exciting to see them come together again and discuss the sections.
I believe this is an excellent way to teach because it allows the Lord to teach using His very Words. I’m not sure if you could do this in your situation or if it would be allowed or accepted. I suggest you continue doing your best and pray for the Lord to speak to hearts. Thanks again for your reply, Kim. It is always exciting to teach the Word and see all the Lord can do!
Also, thanks for reading my latest post. It is one I put a lot of work into but was also a difficult birth. I want to continue on these latest two series but I think the Season might make it a challenge since I am getting relatively little or slow response but am most appreciative of those who do read. I hope it was edifying. Blessings
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I like this example of how you used the given time to go deeper with college students. Pure Scripture. Yes, Let scripture do the talking and convicting.
I’d like to let you know that when I read your posts, I have to read it at least two times before I can make a thoughtful reply. Your content is so deep and thorough, like meat, that the reader has to chew on it for a while. Don’t be discouraged by slow replies.
Oh yes, I get the “difficult birth” you liken your post to. Great word picture.
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Thanks Kim. I appreciate it. This explains some concerns and is also very encouraging. Thanks also for putting forth so much effort to read my posts. Many Dankes
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