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Anti-Faith and the C19 Deception

01 Tuesday Nov 2022

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Fake popes and fake preachers do not very well handle the ways of the prince of this world.

Even [Fake] Pope Francis went on record urging people to get the shot — and to encourage others to get it — calling it “an act of love” and “an ethical option because it concerns your life but also that of others.”

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A number of [misled] faith leaders, including evangelist Franklin Graham, Rev. Jane Willan and Canterbury Archbishop Justin Welby, have insisted that Jesus himself would get the jab, were he here today.

Jesus would have called out the liars and murderers as what they are, perhaps with a whipping thrown in for effect. But, we were warned:

“…for all nations have been deceived by thy enchantments [Greek, “pharmakeia” = sorcery].” Revelation 18:23.

 

Churchian Stupidity and Evil

06 Thursday Oct 2022

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One hesitates to use the terms “fake Christian.” But…

The churchians are the kind of fools who sacrifice their own governments, freedoms, and nations for retarded nonsense like anti-BDS laws. “Anti-boycott laws are a dystopian nightmare” They are that and more, and yes, the churchians are joined in their moronic faith in this foolishness by other wicked heathens of various stripes.

These are the same kinds of people who could not read this article – because they do not know or care about German, European, of world affairs in general, they have never heard of Henry Morgenthau, Jr. … and they can’t read … or think.

And, the churchians will bend over backwards to promote evidence of the self-inflicted curse they are living under. They inevitably support the enemy.

Pastor Anthony George didn’t set out to be a defender of Herschel Walker.

But as the prominent Baptist minister welcomed Walker into his church this week for a scheduled prayer event with faith leaders, George found himself making the Christian case for supporting a candidate whose Senate campaign has been marred by personal scandal.

What matters most, he said, is what Walker is promising to do once he’s elected.

“I think that any Christian who engages in the political process — and especially someone who’s a pastor — you’re always going to be confronted with someone that is either less than ideal, or something that flat-out contradicts what you believe in,” George said in an interview.

It’s one thing to forgive a sinner – that’s all of us – who genuinely repents and stops the sinful behavior (that’s fewer of us). And it’s another thing to welcome a converted foreigner, enemy, or “other” into one’s camp. However, the judeo-churchian-republican’ts have the disturbing habit of taking those kinds of people, frequently one and the same, and immediately making them leaders of the movement. Even if (or especially if(?)) doing so means it “flat-out contradicts what you believe in”. One wonders what, if anything, they actually believe in the first place. One suspects the answers do not include Jesus Christ, Christendom, the nations, civilization, and reason.

This is why these people always lose – embracing a curse means embracing defeat. Do not do that.

Two Weeks to Flatten the Pews

17 Monday Jan 2022

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Nearly two agonizing years ago, I first rolled out my excellent rebuttal idea of “spiritual tithing.” This was my answer to the dead, fake churches’ suggestion of spiritual communion. I mean, one’s as good as the…

Now, they say it hasn’t worked out so well?!

Biltmore United Methodist Church of Asheville, North Carolina, is for sale. Already financially strapped because of shrinking membership and a struggling preschool, the congregation was dealt a crushing blow by the coronavirus.

Attendance plummeted, with many parishioners staying home or switching to other churches that stayed open the whole time. Gone, too, is the revenue the church formerly got from renting its space for events and meetings.

Staying home – as they were commanded to. Or going to churches that Believed enough to remain open – as they have for the last 2,000 years. Who. Could. Have. Guessed? Besides me and 50 million other people?

Nice try blaming a pathetic and failed bioweapon hoax for the fruits of sheer lack of faith, the pandemic of churchianity.

Division, Not Peace

05 Friday Nov 2021

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Bruce Charlton observes a trend in the various churchian denominations: they all seek to serve the world, at a minimum going along to get along.

Members of Christian churches may have noticed that, just as ‘obedience’ nowadays means compliance with the agenda of evil; ‘unity’ now means joining with the alliance of evil: joining the evil side in the spiritual war.

All the priests and pastors who adopt and preach the hoax in order to unite the people with the state with humanity and so forth … forget that Christ came to DIVIDE. See Luke 12:51.

Clear as a Bell: They Hate Christian Nationalism

04 Thursday Mar 2021

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They, the satanists, of course, hate God, hate Jesus, hate the Holy Spirit, and hate anyone who loves the same. They hate nationalism because the nations are God’s natural order for people organization. Combine all of this and you get the intense hatred of Christian Nationalists. They fear us – with good reason. So they tell lies, which is all they really have in their sad nature. CBS spins up a few, but they are as transparent as luciferianly possible. The first of their “experts:”

A Bible sits on Pastor Ken Peters’ desk, its cover graced with an American flag and inscribed with the words “FOR GOD AND COUNTRY.” His church has an American flag painted across its roof.

“I believe we are the greatest country next to Israel. I got to give God Israel as His chosen people in the Old Testament,” he told CBSN Originals. “But we’ve proven it, America’s the greatest country that’s ever existed in the history of the world, and it’s because of Judeo-Christian values.”

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Peters said he wants the country to have “Christian principles and Christian laws and Christian ways,” a stance that Christian nationalists, who believe Christianity should have dominant influence on American life and politics, would agree with.

However, Peters rejects the label — though he added that he does consider himself a nationalist as opposed to a globalist.

“I think [Christian nationalist] has a connotation of some sort of racist, or I think America is better than every other country. I hate that term,” he said. “I do believe America is special. I believe she’s beautiful. I believe her roots are great. … So I will never say that I’m a Christian nationalist, but I will say I’m a Christian that loves America.”

The other two “pastors” are just as retarded, confused, and deceitful.

Yes, to explain what Christian Nationalism is, only source to people who are neither Christian nor nationalist.

The article’s title gives much away: Is America a Christian nation? Pastors at odds about fusion of faith and politics

The answer is that America was a Christian nation and, to the extent the American nation still exists, it is still Christian. The United States is neither Christian nor a nation. This is the common, stupid confusion of the nation (politics) with the state (people).

Peters is, by his own admission, not a Christian. He is a “Judeo-Christian” heretic who worships Israel, Zionism, the GOP, and Donald Trump. He may genuinely share some common beliefs with Christians but his theology is directly opposed to the explicit words of Almighty God, Jesus Christ, Saint Paul, the Jews in the Bible, and the modern Talmudic Rabbinate. And, since he’s afraid of being called bad names by people who hate him, America, and Lord Jesus, he refuses to identify as an American Christian Nationalist. Worst of all, he misleads his Flock with his blasphemy and false patriotism.

The great news is that this charade is very easy to see through if one only looks at it through faith and clear-minded logic. The greatest news is that these pitiful liars cannot win.

Living on a “Prayer”

04 Thursday Feb 2021

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The CIA AP propagandizes about Creepy Joe’s trip from the basement to the National Prayer Breakfast. A few points:

Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said the event is “an inclusive and positive” one that “recognizes the teachings of Jesus but is not limited to Christianity.”

I’m surprised he could utter the name of Jesus.

Norman Solomon, co-founder and national director of the progressive activist group RootsAction, warned Biden not to “reach across any aisle to bigotry.” “We don’t need any unity with bigotry,” Solomon said. “I fear a subtext of this engagement is, ‘Can’t we all get along.’ But that’s not appropriate in this case given the well-known right-wing and anti-gay background of the event’s sponsors.”

Solomon… No, obviously we cannot all get along.

…Biden, a devout Catholic…

Hahaha!

“I hope President Biden recognizes we’re in a new moment,” Graves-Fitzsimmons said, “and that the Christian nationalism threat is a threat to both the sacred religious pluralism of the U.S. and to Christianity.”

So spoke an abomination the words of his father the liar.

So, nothing has changed. They still hate Jesus and His followers. I guess the good news is that they’re scared – their default emotion. Rise, Christian Nationalism!

Churchians for Non-Nationalism

27 Tuesday Oct 2020

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Anyone who stands against the nations for all groups, white included, stands against God. Add in political worship and one finds someone probably not too keen on Heaven or America.

Loving America almost as much as heaven

Peters isn’t sure he likes the term “Christian nationalism” because he worries people will equate it with being a white nationalist or someone who hates Muslims and women — all things he disavows. But he concedes it fits the definition of someone who wants America to remain a Christian nation. “Some Christians are trying to shame those who love this country or love President Trump,” he said. “We’re saying, we’re not only unashamed, but we’re going to put it in the name.”

The worries aren’t natural. Chuck Baldwin’s latest sermon was all over this issue of crisis. God did not elect Donald Trump for Trump’s sake or the GOP’s. If there was a divine hand in 45, then it was to illuminate what Christians are doing wrong. One such thing is continuing to follow Charlatans.

Jesus Christ Was Not A Refugee

15 Tuesday Sep 2020

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The churchian heretics are at it again, spreading worldly misinformation in the name of the devil’s narrative. The Southern Baptist Convention was a bulwark against the forces of modernity. Now, it is part and parcel with the rot. The SBC is dropping “Southern” from its name because “racist” or something. Among all the lunacy, this sentence, also previously parroted by “Pope” Francis, from President J.D. Greear stands out: “Our Lord Jesus was not a White Southerner but a brown-skinned Middle Eastern refugee.”

No, He was not. Here, they try to blend too recent SJW narratives into one in order to curry favoritism with the enemies of Christ and all Christians. The color of Christ’s skin is an open and irrelevant point of speculation. But, He was not a refugee.

As God, He held and continues to hold Total Dominion over all Creation, even, indirectly, that temporarily given to the prince of the SJW’s world. As a man, He was a citizen by birth of the Judean client state of the Roman Empire. His parents – I’ve read this somewhere – were on a trip to satisfy their government’s edicts. How was He a refugee while transiting His own land? He wasn’t.

The fact that Herod decided to persecute Jesus and other young males (like an ancient Planned Parenthood!) is as irrelevant as the Lord’s pigment levels. One will note that the Eastern Wise Men came to Christ – He and His Family did not flee to them. And, according to the churchian Judeo-christians, wouldn’t Herod’s evil actions be justified by Romans 13 anyway? By these people’s warped reasoning, Christ was at best a criminal on the run from the “law.” As a matter of fact, didn’t one B. Shapiru say exactly that?

Good Baptists: a descriptive title is just that. You’d be far better to drop the SBC and its lies.

Churchians Craving Worldly Approval

02 Sunday Aug 2020

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Add the SBA to the list of sunk denominations in Amerika. Allan Wall on the demise and a solution.

Why the Baptist leadership’s radical shift left? Most likely, elite Baptists yearn for respect from secular society, which they sure won’t get for opposing abortion and same-sex marriage. Thus, they go overboard on the race issue.

And of course, Southern Baptists—Baptist Southerners—have twice as much to prove!

All patriotic members of Southern Baptist churches should be appalled.

There’s a solution: Secession.

Baptists believe in “local church autonomy,” as Greear himself said. SBC does not control the autonomous local congregations, nor does it own their local property—unlike the Episcopal church. A Southern Baptist church in Anytown, U.S.A. can secede from SBC and declare its independence.

My advice to Baptists: Get your local congregation out of the Southern Baptist Convention. Free your local church from the growing “Wokeness” infecting the Southern Baptist Convention.

Become a free congregation, responsible only to God and each other, not to woke charlatans like J.D. Greear and Eric Brentmyer.

A good start. Maybe drop the (non-BLM) protestation too.

Churchianity Today

12 Friday Jun 2020

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The Judeo-Christian heirs of Biblical and Messianic protestation in Amerika cuck extra hard on the “original sin” of slavery in America, colonial and republican.

Perhaps the country is not ready to make reparations. But the history of racial injustice demands personal and corporate response. Perhaps the church can lead the way in biblical restitution. I am aware of one “Zacchaeus fund” in Atlanta, where Christians who believe that African Americans have been subjected to four centuries of injustice and plunder are beginning to do their humble part to make it right. A majority-black committee assigns the funds to support rising black leaders in the church and in the marketplace. It will not be enough, but it will be something. What if there were Zacchaeus funds in every city and believers gave sacrificially, so our brothers and sisters could be restored and so our neighbors could see once again the Christlike love that overcame the world?

It will never be enough, but I’m convinced. In a week or two, maybe after a few years, I’m going to free my slaves. The time has come. In our emancipated parting, I plan to share with them the actionable ideas of Marcus Garvey. Should any of them decide to stick around  – and, Lord, why would they? – then I plan to present something I call “Civil Rights,” maybe as some sort of Act. If all goes well, perhaps in 150 years or so, one of them might even be elected as Amerika’s first African-American President. I see hope and change this way.

This Bible-lawyering drivel from the same sad sacks that just, not too long ago, said that attending worship services was “unwise and perhaps reckless.” You know, because of a hoax … and their complete lack of Faith.

Maybe I’m all wrong about these anti-Christian heretics. Maybe this is only phase one. Next, might they read and acknowledge the entire Bible (all the books)? And, possibly start following them? Then, might they similarly browbeat the Synagogues for the slave shipping, the Mosques for the slave trading, and the various nations of Africa for the original slave gatherings? Might… No, of course not. They serve their master well.