Of particular interest to me is this article on judging, exposing error, and name calling. I’m sure given this they’d have no problem at all with what we do here at SFL, right?
There is also a strange screed that seems to be more than a little anti-Semitic and more bible version comparison charts than you can shake a Greek Lexicon at.
I really couldn’t ask for a better birthday present than the upcoming release of Dark Dungeons: The Movie, a take-off on the Chick tract that infamously warns of the dangers of Dungeons & Dragons.
To enter to win one of the two free downloads I’m giving away you can sign up and follow social media stuff here:
If you don’t want to bother you can just go ahead and pre-order the movie here.
As long as there are fundamentalists there will be people yelling about Gog and Magog. Fundamentalists like their prophecy the same way they like most of their other doctrine: one part obscure Scripture references and two parts pure fiction.
I cannot possibly refute this logic simply because there is nothing there to refute.
The URL on the picture leads to a church that at the same times claims to be the “friendliest church town but also has this warning at the bottom of their website:
“The public is welcome to attend our services so long as they do not attemp to disrupt them through their words or actions, including non-church solicitation, moral, political, or social protest. Such conduct will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
But we’ll prosecute you all friendly-like.
I have a rule that has proven useful: never trust anybody who constantly reminds you how trustworthy they are.
If you are honest, upright, and downright forthright then there’s simply no need to keep saying it.