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Thank you for sharing your concerns, dear brother in Christ!

I do not lay globalism at the feet of the Catholic church and certainly not at the feet of this Pope.

Man's desire for one world governance has always been there, but Daniel reveals that only a few attempts will actually succeed. A one world governance today would be a neon sign flashing that Christ is coming again, soon.

Future history converges to that very end. Just look at the hugely successful marketing of global governance by the Star Trek programs. People are being prepared to accept it, suspending reality as if they were watching a movie, expecting it to cure all kinds evils (e.g. love of money) they refuse to accept personal responsibility for, and all without batting an eye.

I see no reason for Catholic or Protestant to cease evangelizing the world, trying to turn it into place where God is loved surpassingly above all else and as a distant second, where every man loves his neighbor as himself. Notably, if they were to succeed, that itself would be a one world religion and a one world governance, a moral and ethical one.

The difference of course is that the one world religion and one world governance that will precede Christ's return will only start out looking peaceful and Star Trekky. Within a few short years it will be revealed as Satanic. (Revelation, Daniel)

And that, too, is according to God's will.

Remember the former things of old: for I [am] God, and [there is] none else; [I am] God, and [there is] none like me, Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times [the things] that are not [yet] done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: - Isaiah 46:9-10

Maranatha, Jesus!!!

Absolutely.

I agree with every word.

Thanks.

I see no reason for Catholic or Protestant to cease evangelizing the world, trying to turn it into place where God is loved surpassingly above all else and as a distant second, where every man loves his neighbor as himself. Notably, if they were to succeed, that itself would be a one world religion and a one world governance, a moral and ethical one.

The realization of such a "moral and ethical" one-world religion or system of governance by means of our own human powers would be impossible. We are made in the image of God, to be moral actors in this world, to cooperate in His Law. We have reason and free will; but these gifts of God are never sufficient to establish a global moral and ethical order, either religious or secular.

But if we bear witness unto the Lord, and do His Will — above all loving Him wholly, heart, mind, and soul — then He can work in and through us. We can start; but only He can "finish" what we start, if we begin in Love and Truth.