RFID

Many ask what? What is an RFID? When it is followed by "Chip" then everyone goes, ah, yes, ok. Without giving it another thought!

Perhaps we should.

Many Evangelicals believed the scan-able barcodes would herald the "mark of the beast". We have believed this since their advent in the 70's. The RFID chips are just the next logical step to the barcodes.

Chips were first introduced by the veterinarians in the United States as a way to reunite lost animals with their owners. Sounds like a wonderful idea. Who wouldn't want to be reunited with a lost pet?

I have heard the rumors that the boys of Prince Charles and Princess Diana have these "chips" implanted in their arms.

Once again, to "protect" our children who wouldn't consider this? It certainly would make it easy to find lost or abducted children.

Retailers use this technology sewn into the clothes they sell for supposedly inventory purposes.

But society needs to look with further depth into technology and not just stop on the "good" aspects of any technology. Because where there can be good there can also be evil.

We have all heard the tales that men who invented certain things regretted their invention......the rifle, the bomb, gun powder. Items by themselves that are not evil; but become so when they are put to use to dominate, control or conquer others.

The RFID chips are the same way. On the surface, they look like a wonderful god-send technology to help those most helpless. But that is just the surface.

To learn the truth, you must scratch below the surface to see what evil lurks.
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Agape Press by Jim Brown

Many see this technology as the precursor to the "Mark of the Beast" that Revelation speaks of.

The Resistance for Christ, a Christian group, is calling for the boycott of these RFID chips being utilized in the public schools to track students.

Recently, one California school used RFID technology in a test of an experimental attendance monitoring system.

RFID and similar technologies are already in use, and their incursion into everyday life is a rapidly growing trend.

For instance, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has already announced its intention to make use of "contactless chips" or "proximity chips" or "contactless integrated circuits" in passports and identifying documents in the coming years. {Passports are good for 10 years. If you want one without this technology, this will probably be your last year to get one!}

John Conner ,a spokesman for The Resistance for Christ group, contends that RFID tracking technology is a predecessor to the universal sign that will be mandated by the anti-Christ during the period of history described by end-times scholars as the tribulation.

What these devices are going to do is just, ultimately, turn over ever last bit of privacy that we have to this global system," Conner says. Potentially, he warns, RFID will become a form of technological oppression that "dehumanizes every student and every person who is forced -- mind you, forced -- to take these beastly tracking devices, and this opens the door for limitless abuse." {Your refusal to accept this "mark" will be your death sentence. But to accept it, has eternal consequences~~eternal death or separation from God.}

This is the precursor to the 'mark of the beast' -- the 666 Satanic mark that the Bible talked about," Conner says, "and [the proponents of the RFID technology are] implementing this system under the guise of security and [saying] it's going to keep your children safe." But, ultimately, the San Diego activist warns, "what it's going to do is it's going to turn every single one of us into a piece of inventory -- not a human being -- a piece of inventory, a number."

Conner is urging people everywhere to boycott RFID technology and to oppose its incorporation into schools or other aspects of daily life in America.

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So, perhaps this technology is not a god-send, but rather devil sent.

C~B~N

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Here is a very clear explanation of how the RFID chips work from Kim Komando, computer guru:

RFID is a passive chip that contains information. As a product goes from place to place, scanners read the chip. That keeps inventory controls up-to-date. {Think those big cream colored "tags" attached to clothing...}

If RFID can be used to track products, it also can track humans. That makes it very controversial. Building RFID into products such as iPods would theoretically give governments the ability to track the owners. Lots of people get upset over that idea. {Not being too "techy" myself, I've often wondered why GPS cannot "track" people? If so, why would you have technology that can be used to destroy freedom?}

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