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@suzianne saidMy Mother told me about these people decades ago. Snake oil, holy roller, tent revivalists. In the early 20th century, they would stay in the rural areas, where education was scarce, and the people were easily led. Today they substitute politics for snake oil, and mega churches for tents. This is pathetic
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@mchill saidI thought one of the key points was calling them "Scamvangelists".
My Mother told me about these people decades ago. Snake oil, holy roller, tent revivalists. In the early 20th century, they would stay in the rural areas, where education was scarce, and the people were easily led. Today they substitute politics for snake oil, and mega churches for tents. This is pathetic
@suzianne saidCorporate retail Christianity is a flying joke, but Americans take it to the next boss level.
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@divegeester saidThe "flying joke" is the wholesale corporate lie of all other faiths.
Corporate retail Christianity is a flying joke, but Americans take it to the next boss level.
@secondson saidDo you think it is wrong for Christians to criticize the character of the president of the United States?
Why is it that some professing Christians seem to have the need to point their finger at the obvious abuse and reproach brought against Christ by other professing Christians and use it to disparage the character of the president of the United States?
@secondson saidWho can your non “quote-reply” post, be referring to I wonder...?
Why is it that some professing Christians seem to have the need to point their finger at the obvious abuse and reproach brought against Christ by other professing Christians and use it to disparage the character of the president of the United States?
@secondson saidNot at all, it’s American christianity.
The "flying joke" is the wholesale corporate lie of all other faiths.
Your political leanings notwithstanding.
@fmf saidI don't give a damn.
Do you think it is wrong for Christians to criticize the character of the president of the United States?
@divegeester saidYou're delusional. There's no such thing as "American Christianity".
Not at all, it’s American christianity.
@secondson saidThe joke is the doctrine which you promote, ie saved by faith and not of works. You have never once told anyone what Paul or Christ said that they must do n order to inherit the Kingdom of God. You and your church doctrine is the joke.
You're delusional. There's no such thing as "American Christianity".
There is Christianity, and there is everything else, which is the joke, or lie, whichever you prefer.
@rajk999 said"You have never once told anyone what Paul or Christ said that they must do n order to inherit the Kingdom of God."
The joke is the doctrine which you promote, ie saved by faith and not of works. You have never once told anyone what Paul or Christ said that they must do n order to inherit the Kingdom of God. You and your church doctrine is the joke.
In Colossians [indeed in every single one of his letters to the churches] Paul explained [i]Beware lest any man spoil you through philo ...[text shortened]... h and do nothing else. This is the doctrine of damnation. So continue with your false Christianity.