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Christian Theology with DOUG and TED T. => Christian Theology => Topic started by: guest17 on December 18, 2018, 11:34:01 am
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Russ Dizdar--The Inflitration of the Church
I wasn't sure where to post this but it's not conspiracy and has more to do with the Church and the scriptures and what is happening in many churches across the U.S. and even worldwide. His specialty is spiritual warfare and the connections with SRA and MK Ultra.
Russ Dizdar is a minister who has been investigating this for almost 40 years. He is the only minister that I've heard of who even comes close to what has happened with infiltration of churches. He has worked with many programmed multiples under mind control and who were involved in SRA and MK Ultra. He also works in coordination with police officers.
Survivors of this are wary as to who they trust and are willing to talk to. I can't say that I fully trust Russ Dizdar and that's why I haven't tried to contact him. But he does say a lot of things that I find to be true. Some Christians are offended by what he says and interprets it as an attack on the church but that's not what it is. He is raising awareness and putting out a warning for all Christians. The truth is not always easy to hear but it's important to know.
I beiieve that all churches need to make it a priority to be praying about this and making their congregations aware of it. He has talked about this in many churches. And I believe that individual Christians need to be praying about this as often as they can and share what they know after learning about this. It is real spiritual warfare.
Eph. 6:12 Because your fight has not been with flesh and blood, but with Principalities and The Rulers and The Powers of this dark world and with wicked spirits which are under Heaven.
Russ Dizdar-The Infiltration of the Church
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0_nmrnB_tQ
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Russ Dizdar, Exorcism, MPD, SRA, The Black Awakening (Full Movie) - 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-deQMZuqdCY
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Mary Lou Lake | Overcoming Illuminati, Witches, & SRA Mind Control in Jesus Name! (FULL)
After many request, the full interview is now available here! What does Mary Lou Lake have to say about personal experiences coming out of attacks from secret societies, members of the occult, and satanic hypnotists & what can you do about it in your own life? Find out here!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn6QW4_Htec
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Mary Lou Lake | Overcoming Illuminati, Witches, & SRA Mind Control in Jesus Name! (FULL)
After many request, the full interview is now available here! What does Mary Lou Lake have to say about personal experiences coming out of attacks from secret societies, members of the occult, and satanic hypnotists & what can you do about it in your own life? Find out here!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn6QW4_Htec
I heard her testimony before a while back but I'm listening to it again. I can relate to a lot of things she said. I enjoy hearing testimonies like hers. Thanks for posting it. :)
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Number Of Witches Rises Dramatically Across U.S. As Millennials Reject Christianity
https://www.newsweek.com/witchcraft-wiccans-mysticism-astrology-witches-millennials-pagans-religion-1221019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48ZAfpgsVeE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS1lbU1cnhA
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Convention Of ‘Christian Witches’ To Gather In Salem On Easter Sunday To Use Bible For Casting Spells
February 20, 2020 by SkyWatch Editor
A group of “Christian witches” will be holding their annual convention on Easter in Salem, Massachusetts. The gathering of “Witches, Sorcerers/Soceresses, Wizards, Warlocks, Necromancers, Readers” and “like-minded Magickal Beings” is being organized by Rev. Valerie Love (aka KAISI). Scheduled for April 10-12, it will coincide with the Christian holiday of Easter and feature elements of witchcraft as well as Christian prayers. Love bills herself as a spiritual life coach and “ordained Minister of Spiritual Consciousness.” On her website, Love claims to have been born a witch, and, as a child, “saw spirits and communed with otherworldly entities.” She also claims to be a practicing Christian Witch and founded the Covenant of Christian Witches Mystery School which she claims is in the “Solomonic tradition.” In an Instagram post, Love stated that the Book of Psalms “is really a book of spells…
The convention will include lectures on “Magickal Practice in the Christian Witchcraft Tradition”, a cemetery walk, Tarot, palmistry, and Angel readings. There will be a Harry Potter-themed costume party. The witches’ convention will culminate with a Church service on Sunday.
On her personal website that focuses on personal enlightenment, love also offers coaching programs for an investment of $5,000 to $50,000. Love also holds seances.
Despite Love’s claim that witchcraft can coexist with a Bible-centered existence, the Bible explicitly prohibits witchcraft in two separate places.
You shall not tolerate a sorceress. Exodus 22:17
A man or a woman who has a ghost or a familiar spirit shall be put to death; they shall be pelted with stones—their bloodguilt shall be upon them. Leviticus 20:27
The Prophet Micha states that witchcraft will be eliminated in order to prepare the world for the Messiah.
I will destroy the sorcery you practice, And you shall have no more soothsayers. Micah 5:11
Incorporating witchcraft into Christianity is the most recent manifestation of what is becoming a common trend as black magic makes a comeback, even surpassing the Church. A later study by the Pew Research Center in 2014 found that 0.4 percent of Americans, or around 1-1.5 million people, self-identify as Wiccan or Pagan. To put this in perspective, a report in the Christian Post on this study compares this to other religions.
“There may now be more Americans who identify as practicing witches, 1.5 million, than there are members of mainline Presbyterianism (PCUSA),1.4 million,” the article wrote.
But modern witchcraft is taking on new forms. A new Disney animated television series released by Disney Television Animation titled The Owl House follows a young girl’s adventures in an alternate universe as she strives to become a witch. In a bizarre political use of the dark arts, a group of people used social media to gather in order to hex President Trump. Despite being billed as an arts festival, the annual Burning Man Festival held in the Nevada desert incorporates many idolatrous elements. Satan-themed fashion shows have even been held inside churches.
https://www.skywatchtv.com/2020/02/20/convention-of-christian-witches-to-gather-in-salem-on-easter-sunday-to-use-bible-for-casting-spells/?fbclid=IwAR0xpW92Fc710IgaLXiudii1X6O7LdBZf3j-ZPpioPGsOysRhAwyUCcwzYo
See also: https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/145418/convention-of-christian-witches-to-gather-in-salem-on-easter-sunday/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofwmJ8kKoa4
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Convention Of ‘Christian Witches’ To Gather In Salem On Easter Sunday To Use Bible For Casting Spells
February 20, 2020 by SkyWatch Editor
A group of “Christian witches” will be holding their annual convention on Easter in Salem, Massachusetts. The gathering of “Witches, Sorcerers/Soceresses, Wizards, Warlocks, Necromancers, Readers” and “like-minded Magickal Beings” is being organized by Rev. Valerie Love (aka KAISI). Scheduled for April 10-12, it will coincide with the Christian holiday of Easter and feature elements of witchcraft as well as Christian prayers. Love bills herself as a spiritual life coach and “ordained Minister of Spiritual Consciousness.” On her website, Love claims to have been born a witch, and, as a child, “saw spirits and communed with otherworldly entities.” She also claims to be a practicing Christian Witch and founded the Covenant of Christian Witches Mystery School which she claims is in the “Solomonic tradition.” In an Instagram post, Love stated that the Book of Psalms “is really a book of spells…
The convention will include lectures on “Magickal Practice in the Christian Witchcraft Tradition”, a cemetery walk, Tarot, palmistry, and Angel readings. There will be a Harry Potter-themed costume party. The witches’ convention will culminate with a Church service on Sunday.
On her personal website that focuses on personal enlightenment, love also offers coaching programs for an investment of $5,000 to $50,000. Love also holds seances.
Despite Love’s claim that witchcraft can coexist with a Bible-centered existence, the Bible explicitly prohibits witchcraft in two separate places.
You shall not tolerate a sorceress. Exodus 22:17
A man or a woman who has a ghost or a familiar spirit shall be put to death; they shall be pelted with stones—their bloodguilt shall be upon them. Leviticus 20:27
The Prophet Micha states that witchcraft will be eliminated in order to prepare the world for the Messiah.
I will destroy the sorcery you practice, And you shall have no more soothsayers. Micah 5:11
Incorporating witchcraft into Christianity is the most recent manifestation of what is becoming a common trend as black magic makes a comeback, even surpassing the Church. A later study by the Pew Research Center in 2014 found that 0.4 percent of Americans, or around 1-1.5 million people, self-identify as Wiccan or Pagan. To put this in perspective, a report in the Christian Post on this study compares this to other religions.
“There may now be more Americans who identify as practicing witches, 1.5 million, than there are members of mainline Presbyterianism (PCUSA),1.4 million,” the article wrote.
But modern witchcraft is taking on new forms. A new Disney animated television series released by Disney Television Animation titled The Owl House follows a young girl’s adventures in an alternate universe as she strives to become a witch. In a bizarre political use of the dark arts, a group of people used social media to gather in order to hex President Trump. Despite being billed as an arts festival, the annual Burning Man Festival held in the Nevada desert incorporates many idolatrous elements. Satan-themed fashion shows have even been held inside churches.
https://www.skywatchtv.com/2020/02/20/convention-of-christian-witches-to-gather-in-salem-on-easter-sunday-to-use-bible-for-casting-spells/?fbclid=IwAR0xpW92Fc710IgaLXiudii1X6O7LdBZf3j-ZPpioPGsOysRhAwyUCcwzYo
See also: https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/145418/convention-of-christian-witches-to-gather-in-salem-on-easter-sunday/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cf7EA8w_vQc&list=WL&index=26&t=0s
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIN3q_q7rko
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIN3q_q7rko
I do not agree with this opinion. Demons, have to be invited into a body include those of animals. Just because you sin does not mean you have a (spirit) within you... This opinion is that if you do not have the Holy Spirit within you, you have a demon.......Not Biblical,.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2dW2KMStHk
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV4raIZR_1c
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV4raIZR_1c
If one reads the seven letters to the seven churches in Rev 2-3, one will see that there are overcomers from every church, thus leaving those who are not-overcomers.
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https://www.christianitytoday.com/edstetzer/2021/march/equality-act-people-of-faith-and-religious-freedom.html
The Equality Act, People of Faith, and Religious Freedom
When sexual freedom conflicts with religious freedom, who will take precedent?
H. R. 5, known as “The Equality Act,” was introduced in the United States Senate Judiciary Committee last week. The legislation would amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing, public accommodations, public education, federal funding, the credit system, and jury duty. H. R. 5 seeks to create a new protected class for people experiencing same-sex attraction or gender discordance from discrimination of any kind. At the heart of this effort is an attempt to dismiss ontological sexual differences as unimportant by redefining gender as only a matter of social construct.
The Equality Act, which has an appealing name, does not actually support equality for everyone. To the contrary, it targets people of faith for whom human sexuality is not merely a matter of personal opinion. Several advocates for The Equality Act claim that the proposal allows both sexual freedom and religious freedom to coexist, doing so by understanding faith primarily, if not entirely, as a private expression in one’s heart. Under this law, religious faith is limited to a narrow, personal, subjective, and privatized understanding of faith. For years, the brilliant sociologist Peter Berger insightfully and prophetically reminded us of the trends in our culture not only toward secularization and pluralization, but toward the privatization of faith.
Fellow citizens who hold positions of religious faith, however, understand that one’s faith is both objective and subjective, vertical and horizontal, as well as personal and communal. Faith possesses certain public dimensions that should not be outlawed simply because of changes in a public opinion poll. Human dignity must remain vital for every person since all humans are created in the image of God. Thus, all persons, regardless of their religious beliefs, should be treated with compassion and respect without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, or biological sex.
Unjust discrimination or harassment must never be tolerated in a pluralistic society and the desire to protect people from such unwelcomed actions is commendable. Where genuine unjust discrimination and harassment exists, all Americans, regardless of religious identity, should work together in a pluralistic society to seek to address such actions. As a nation founded with a commitment to principled pluralism, we want to honor every person’s right to gainful employment and to basic goods and services needed to live and flourish. People of faith want to work with others, demonstrating neighbor love, to ensure that these basic rights are protected and that nondiscrimination principles are protected. We want to see this take place, however, without confusing ontological differences between male and female.
When sexual freedom conflicts with religious freedom, The Equality Act devalues religious freedom, stating that “The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993,” which was sponsored in the House of Representatives by then Congressman Chuck Schumer and in the Senate by Senator Ted Kennedy, and passed almost unanimously by Congress before being signed into law by President Bill Clinton, “shall not provide a claim concerning, or a defense to a claim under, a covered title, or provide a basis for challenging the application or enforcement of a covered title.” This language removes traditional religious freedom protections that have characterized Constitutional discussions since the days of the Bill of Rights. Appearing to target those who might disagree with the ideas put forth in the legislation, it effectively brings an end to the kind of dialogue that has long been important for a pluralistic society.
The Equality Act would become the first major piece of legislation in the history of the United States to exclude protections for religious freedom. The bill does not even recognize the sacred rights of religious congregations, communities, or denominations. In fact, it would discriminate against people of faith by adversely affecting religious schools, benevolence organizations, women’s sports, sex specific facilities, and conscience rights. If religious freedom entails the ability of people on their own to reach conclusions about their religious beliefs and to live out those beliefs in the community, the marketplace, and the public square in an unhindered way, then the so-called Equality Act will violate the religious freedom of millions of people in this country.
H. R. 5, which was passed in the House of Representatives this past month, and which President Biden has promised to sign into law, reveals the divisions in American culture. President Biden commented that “every person should be treated with dignity and respect, and this bill represents a critical step toward ensuring that America lives up to our foundational values of equality and freedom for all.”
Yet, this legislation has been called the most invasive threat to religious liberty ever proposed in America because of its intent to mandate understandings of sexual orientation and gender identity as expectations for all aspects of society. Anyone who maintains a traditional understanding of human sexuality, gender identity, and marriage will no longer be allowed to disagree out of good will and commitment to one’s beliefs but will treated as one guilty of discrimination. The bill also addresses abortion by including the language of “pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition” as that which is forbidden by law. By including this language in the discussions of sexuality, anyone who refuses to perform an abortion would be guilty of sexual discrimination
As others have observed, The Equality Act, which reaches far beyond its basic goals, fails to differentiate between views that are morally repugnant from those that are culturally disfavored. It should be recognized that this would not just affect one particular religious group. This legislation moves against people represented across the entire landscape of the United States, all of whom cherish historical protections for the diversity of religious convictions.
Beliefs regarding sexual ethics held by Muslims, Jews, Roman Catholics, and Evangelical Protestants are supported by centuries of tradition, reason, and natural law, as well as by teachings viewed as special revelation by these various faith communities. The proposed legislation pushes against these perspectives and seeks to contain them in certain legal spaces deemed appropriate by public law. By doing so, it delegitimizes diverse points of view held by people of good will. Looking ahead, these perspectives will be viewed to represent malevolent ill will, labeled as a form of discrimination similar to racism.
Religious communities have also maintained an anthropological understanding that the human person is a unity of body and soul, a whole person. They have maintained that a person’s identity is not separable from one’s body. Sexual difference is a sacred dimension of human life and the beautiful complementarity between male and female should be celebrated. The Equality Act would thus burden people who have religious-based questions about the gender ideology movement.
If passed by the U. S. Senate, this legislation would create a hostility toward religious ethics in the court of public opinion resulting in the narrowing of opportunities for people of faith to serve in the areas of education, social work, counseling, healthcare, as well as other spheres. Extending beyond the impact of the Obergefell (2015) and Bostock (2020) Supreme Court decision, the missional, legal, financial, and cultural impact of The Equality Act on religious schools, non-profits, and benevolence organizations would be immediate and wide ranging.
Raising the LGBTQ community to a protected class at the federal level would greatly affect hiring rights, behavioral expectations, federal funding, and accreditation. Moreover, it would change the way that graduates of religious colleges are viewed when it comes to graduate school opportunities, job placement, and internships, making it more difficult for these schools to carry out their mission in a faithful manner, limiting their ability to serve society at large. Frankly, the bill is so pervasive, almost nothing would escape its sweeping influence, having implications for private businesses and individuals as well.
The Equality Act expands the meaning of public accommodations in ways that would violate the privacy of women and men, forcing a gender ideology not only on schools, but healthcare organizations and those who provide benevolence and charitable services. Some entities that would not normally be classified by law as public institutions will be considered such by H. R. 5. As a result of this legislation, if a Jewish synagogue, for example, rents its banquet hall for certain events, then they would be mandated to host events that they may consider immoral in their facility.
The Equality Act is anything but a step toward ensuring that America lives up to its foundational values of equality and freedom for all. With no ability to appeal to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the protection of conscience and religious liberty will be lost. People of faith, while recognizing that they now live as a cultural and cognitive minority, will need to work together, exemplifying conviction as well as civility and kindness, to support religious freedom issues as a first priority, recognizing the broad implications for many areas of private and public life in what Charles Taylor has rightly called “our secular age.”
David S. Dockery serves as president of the International Alliance for Christian Education and as distinguished professor of theology at Southwestern Seminary.
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https://www.christianitytoday.com/edstetzer/2021/march/equality-act-people-of-faith-and-religious-freedom.html
The Equality Act, People of Faith, and Religious Freedom
When sexual freedom conflicts with religious freedom, who will take precedent?
H. R. 5, known as “The Equality Act,” was introduced in the United States Senate Judiciary Committee last week. The legislation would amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing, public accommodations, public education, federal funding, the credit system, and jury duty. H. R. 5 seeks to create a new protected class for people experiencing same-sex attraction or gender discordance from discrimination of any kind. At the heart of this effort is an attempt to dismiss ontological sexual differences as unimportant by redefining gender as only a matter of social construct.
The Equality Act, which has an appealing name, does not actually support equality for everyone. To the contrary, it targets people of faith for whom human sexuality is not merely a matter of personal opinion. Several advocates for The Equality Act claim that the proposal allows both sexual freedom and religious freedom to coexist, doing so by understanding faith primarily, if not entirely, as a private expression in one’s heart. Under this law, religious faith is limited to a narrow, personal, subjective, and privatized understanding of faith. For years, the brilliant sociologist Peter Berger insightfully and prophetically reminded us of the trends in our culture not only toward secularization and pluralization, but toward the privatization of faith.
Fellow citizens who hold positions of religious faith, however, understand that one’s faith is both objective and subjective, vertical and horizontal, as well as personal and communal. Faith possesses certain public dimensions that should not be outlawed simply because of changes in a public opinion poll. Human dignity must remain vital for every person since all humans are created in the image of God. Thus, all persons, regardless of their religious beliefs, should be treated with compassion and respect without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, or biological sex.
Unjust discrimination or harassment must never be tolerated in a pluralistic society and the desire to protect people from such unwelcomed actions is commendable. Where genuine unjust discrimination and harassment exists, all Americans, regardless of religious identity, should work together in a pluralistic society to seek to address such actions. As a nation founded with a commitment to principled pluralism, we want to honor every person’s right to gainful employment and to basic goods and services needed to live and flourish. People of faith want to work with others, demonstrating neighbor love, to ensure that these basic rights are protected and that nondiscrimination principles are protected. We want to see this take place, however, without confusing ontological differences between male and female.
When sexual freedom conflicts with religious freedom, The Equality Act devalues religious freedom, stating that “The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993,” which was sponsored in the House of Representatives by then Congressman Chuck Schumer and in the Senate by Senator Ted Kennedy, and passed almost unanimously by Congress before being signed into law by President Bill Clinton, “shall not provide a claim concerning, or a defense to a claim under, a covered title, or provide a basis for challenging the application or enforcement of a covered title.” This language removes traditional religious freedom protections that have characterized Constitutional discussions since the days of the Bill of Rights. Appearing to target those who might disagree with the ideas put forth in the legislation, it effectively brings an end to the kind of dialogue that has long been important for a pluralistic society.
The Equality Act would become the first major piece of legislation in the history of the United States to exclude protections for religious freedom. The bill does not even recognize the sacred rights of religious congregations, communities, or denominations. In fact, it would discriminate against people of faith by adversely affecting religious schools, benevolence organizations, women’s sports, sex specific facilities, and conscience rights. If religious freedom entails the ability of people on their own to reach conclusions about their religious beliefs and to live out those beliefs in the community, the marketplace, and the public square in an unhindered way, then the so-called Equality Act will violate the religious freedom of millions of people in this country.
H. R. 5, which was passed in the House of Representatives this past month, and which President Biden has promised to sign into law, reveals the divisions in American culture. President Biden commented that “every person should be treated with dignity and respect, and this bill represents a critical step toward ensuring that America lives up to our foundational values of equality and freedom for all.”
Yet, this legislation has been called the most invasive threat to religious liberty ever proposed in America because of its intent to mandate understandings of sexual orientation and gender identity as expectations for all aspects of society. Anyone who maintains a traditional understanding of human sexuality, gender identity, and marriage will no longer be allowed to disagree out of good will and commitment to one’s beliefs but will treated as one guilty of discrimination. The bill also addresses abortion by including the language of “pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition” as that which is forbidden by law. By including this language in the discussions of sexuality, anyone who refuses to perform an abortion would be guilty of sexual discrimination
As others have observed, The Equality Act, which reaches far beyond its basic goals, fails to differentiate between views that are morally repugnant from those that are culturally disfavored. It should be recognized that this would not just affect one particular religious group. This legislation moves against people represented across the entire landscape of the United States, all of whom cherish historical protections for the diversity of religious convictions.
Beliefs regarding sexual ethics held by Muslims, Jews, Roman Catholics, and Evangelical Protestants are supported by centuries of tradition, reason, and natural law, as well as by teachings viewed as special revelation by these various faith communities. The proposed legislation pushes against these perspectives and seeks to contain them in certain legal spaces deemed appropriate by public law. By doing so, it delegitimizes diverse points of view held by people of good will. Looking ahead, these perspectives will be viewed to represent malevolent ill will, labeled as a form of discrimination similar to racism.
Religious communities have also maintained an anthropological understanding that the human person is a unity of body and soul, a whole person. They have maintained that a person’s identity is not separable from one’s body. Sexual difference is a sacred dimension of human life and the beautiful complementarity between male and female should be celebrated. The Equality Act would thus burden people who have religious-based questions about the gender ideology movement.
If passed by the U. S. Senate, this legislation would create a hostility toward religious ethics in the court of public opinion resulting in the narrowing of opportunities for people of faith to serve in the areas of education, social work, counseling, healthcare, as well as other spheres. Extending beyond the impact of the Obergefell (2015) and Bostock (2020) Supreme Court decision, the missional, legal, financial, and cultural impact of The Equality Act on religious schools, non-profits, and benevolence organizations would be immediate and wide ranging.
Raising the LGBTQ community to a protected class at the federal level would greatly affect hiring rights, behavioral expectations, federal funding, and accreditation. Moreover, it would change the way that graduates of religious colleges are viewed when it comes to graduate school opportunities, job placement, and internships, making it more difficult for these schools to carry out their mission in a faithful manner, limiting their ability to serve society at large. Frankly, the bill is so pervasive, almost nothing would escape its sweeping influence, having implications for private businesses and individuals as well.
The Equality Act expands the meaning of public accommodations in ways that would violate the privacy of women and men, forcing a gender ideology not only on schools, but healthcare organizations and those who provide benevolence and charitable services. Some entities that would not normally be classified by law as public institutions will be considered such by H. R. 5. As a result of this legislation, if a Jewish synagogue, for example, rents its banquet hall for certain events, then they would be mandated to host events that they may consider immoral in their facility.
The Equality Act is anything but a step toward ensuring that America lives up to its foundational values of equality and freedom for all. With no ability to appeal to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the protection of conscience and religious liberty will be lost. People of faith, while recognizing that they now live as a cultural and cognitive minority, will need to work together, exemplifying conviction as well as civility and kindness, to support religious freedom issues as a first priority, recognizing the broad implications for many areas of private and public life in what Charles Taylor has rightly called “our secular age.”
David S. Dockery serves as president of the International Alliance for Christian Education and as distinguished professor of theology at Southwestern Seminary.
the death of the church (denominational) as we know .
Blade
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea6RTlfkwA4
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv1EZgLRahY
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Ex-Witch Warns Witchcraft Expanding, Says Hollywood 'Releasing Spells Over the Viewers'
Musician and artist Jenny Weaver shares her incredible testimony of faith despite growing up in an abusive home and delving into witchcraft as a young woman. Now, Weaver warns that those dabbling in Wiccan are trying to unleash spells and it's even infecting Christians and the church.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-OJX0dPC5U
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nYbc72bHjU
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCoZAPPoUzA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCoZAPPoUzA
It already has changed...90% of the doenominations have fallen away from Jesus and His teachings.
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Jer. 23:1“Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of My pasture!” declares the LORD. 2Therefore this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says about the shepherds who tend My people: “You have scattered My flock and driven them away, and have not attended to them. Behold, I will attend to you for the evil of your deeds, declares the LORD.
Enemies Within The Church: The Story Of First Baptist Church Naples Florida
Here is a short story culled from our three year investigation of the Social Justice False-Gospel that is now corrupting and destroying churches, Bible Colleges and Seminaries around the world.
While our full movie will not contain most of this particular story when it's released next spring in theaters across the country, It is only 30 minutes long, and we believed it was a story that deserved to be told on its own, that the Lord Jesus commissioned us to share with believers everywhere. Please consider watching and sharing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlCuJ5T6f4o
See story:Seminary President Protests Screening of Film Examining 'Wokeness' Within Church
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/seminary-president-protests-screening-of-film-examining-wokeness-within-church/ar-AAQUVrh?ocid=msedgntp
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Leaked Audio Of Perry Stone's Predatory Behavior
Leaked audio shows Perry Stone claiming he will take his own life after being shown to have a predatory lifestyle towards women. We also take a look at the effects of adultery in ministry and some others who have actually chosen to take their own life when their torrid affairs were exposed.
27 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf18WJ7L8WM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0_nmrnB_tQ
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVYsCeyhMKg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyrfVCR18AE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5aa8rjTX-c
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47rkLkXqlQY
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCw41_FRMwI
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FIqbhUF2eE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynG9kJjz44g
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anGpiaXspas
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What Should We Look For In A Pastor?
On today's broadcast we discuss the biblical requirements for being a pastor as compared to what we are seeing in many of today's churches. What are some warning signs to look for when seeking a church to attend or when seeking a new pastor for your church?
1 hour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2k-0AlGdNo
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COfju5vfQDg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX_cmn9cnq4
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYG_cEEV-qc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su_jH0gm-Z0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVKVvBcjHXc
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The Submerging Church Revisited: How the Enemy is Still Infiltrating the Church
On today's broadcast we discuss how many of the disturbing topics discussed in our critically acclaimed documentary, The Submerging Church, are still major issues in the church today. We welcome special guest Nick Pinneri to the program to discuss these issues and how they personally affected him at his most recent ministry position at a local Christian organization.
55 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V15Rt0R7p2M