Spiritual Warfare in The GOD Subject —
Summary
Spiritual Warfare is not a battle between
equal powers, nor a dramatic clash of
angels and demons for control of the
universe. In The GOD Subject, spiritual
warfare is revealed as the final stage of
humanity’s obligation, taking place after
God has already won.
The war is not about victory — it is about
alignment.
From the beginning, God declared His
sovereignty. Creation itself bears witness to
His authority. Yet mankind was given a role:
not to defeat evil, but to discern it, resist it,
and refuse to participate in it. Spiritual
warfare, then, is the struggle of truth versus
distortion, light versus confusion, obedience
versus autonomy.
As history progresses, warfare shifts

inward. The battlefield moves from land and
nations to hearts, minds, doctrine, and
perception. Evil no longer announces itself
openly; it disguises itself as knowledge,
progress, tolerance, and even
righteousness. Scripture foretold this —
false teachings, itching ears, distorted
gospels, and a world claiming wisdom while
losing truth.
In this stage, God does not call humanity to
conquer the world, but to stand. To remain
faithful while creation itself groans,
accelerating like birth pains. The shortening
of time, the compression of truth, and the
urgency of discernment reflect the
descending structure of The GOD Subject
books themselves — from forty chapters, to
thirty, to twenty-one — as though the
message tightens as the end approaches.
Spiritual warfare is therefore not loud — it

is subtle. It is fought through humility,
endurance, clarity, and faithfulness. The
sons and daughters of light are not warriors
in armor of steel, but bearers of truth in an
age of confusion.
God has already overcome evil. Humanity’s
role is not to finish the war, but to refuse to
surrender to deception. This is the final
obligation of man:
to fear God, keep His commandments, and
remain faithful when knowledge increases
but wisdom fades.
In Spiritual Warfare of The GOD Subject,
the war is not about power —
it is about who you listen to, what you
believe, and whether you remain anchored
in truth as the world rushes toward its
conclusion.