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When Lies Are Rebranded as Light:
‘Friend, every age has its dominant deception, but the most dangerous lies are not crude or violent—they are polished. They sound reasonable. They promise unity. They speak the language of compassion while quietly erasing truth.
Scripture warned of this inversion long ago: “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness” (Isaiah 5:20, KJV).
The spirits behind mass deception do not aim merely to confuse; they aim to normalize the lie until truth itself is viewed as harmful. Once a people accept the lie as moral progress, resistance becomes socially unacceptable and eventually illegal.
From Narrative to Doctrine:
Deception gains power when repetition replaces examination. What begins as an “opinion” is repeated until it becomes consensus; what becomes consensus soon hardens into doctrine. The lie no longer argues—it assumes. Questionnaires are labeled dangerous, divisive, or ignorant.
Scripture explains this psychological capture: “And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.” The loss is not intellectual alone—it is spiritual. Truth must be loved to be recognized.
A lie cannot endure scrutiny, so it must control the environment. Speech is restricted “for safety.” Debate is limited “for harmony.” Soon, silence becomes virtue, and courage becomes offense. The Bible does not treat silence as neutral. “If thou forbear to deliver them that are drawn unto death… doth not he that pondereth the heart consider it?” Silence in the presence of deception is counted.
The Legalization of Falsehood:
When deception enters law, it gains teeth. What was once optional becomes mandatory; what was once personal becomes enforced. This is not new. The prophets faced it. The apostles endured it. Truth has always been illegal somewhere.
Christ warned plainly: “They shall put you out of the synagogues: yea, the time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doeth God service.” When lies rule, persecution wears a moral mask.
The Remnant Must Remember: The goal of these spirits is not merely control—it is conscience erasure. A people without conscience can be led anywhere. The antidote is remembrance: Scripture, discernment, courage, and participation. Truth does not require permission to exist—but it does require defenders to remain alive in the public square.
Author’s Note:
‘Friends, this installment was written to confront a reality many senses but struggle to articulate: deception today is not accidental—it is curated. Lies are no longer presented as lies; they are framed as virtues, protected by emotion, and enforced by consequence. The danger is not that people disagree, but that disagreement itself is being treated as immoral.
My aim here is not to provoke anger, but awakening. Scripture teaches that deception flourishes where truth is unloved, not merely unknown. When comfort replaces conviction, and acceptance replaces righteousness, a people becomes vulnerable to narratives that promise peace while delivering bondage.
This essay is also a reminder that laws do not create morality—they reflect it. When moral foundations erode, legal systems will eventually codify confusion. Believers must understand this not to despair, but to prepare. The answer has never been withdrawal; it has always been faithfulness.
If you feel pressure to stay silent, examine that pressure carefully. Truth has always been costly, but silence has always been more expensive in the end. The purpose of exposing the lie is not fear, but clarity. Light does not shout—it reveals.
God Bless you and yours!
Author and Servant:
Norman G. Roy III