I'm not sure how a lack of citing Jesus makes the ADF satanic, so please explain. I think if you really delve into things you will come to a different perspective. While it is important to look at things from a Christian perspective, it is not necessary to mention Jesus in every paragraph.

The ADF seeks to uphold the Christian principle of this nation using legal methods and citing those documents of the founding fathers. While they and I may believe those statements and beliefs to be founded in the Bible and the work of Christ, stating that something should be so because that's what Jesus would have you do - will not get you far in court.

Since when does selection (it's not even natural selection here!) equal evolution?

Any way from a local perspective, this church has some big problems - the greatest of which is the unchecked power of the pastor. Like many baptist churches the pastor is the one in charge - I believe they do have a council of some sort there, but with the current pastor (who hasn't been there for a very long time) many people were forced out and left because they didn't agree with the pastor.

This is one of the reasons that having elders in charge of the church is my preference, when you have a pastor with so much power - it often leads to problems.

This has been the major criticism for years. It is NOT numbers that matter! It is bringing people to Christ and bringing them to maturity in him.

I think Wayne was implying that this non-Christian behavior was being supported by the WCC. Truly we should be glad God brought the gospel to those girded in loincloths dancing around altars, for many of us will still stuck in our sin and misery.

His teaching about the Stars and the Zodiac has been somewhat misconstrued. He didn't advocate the use of it as supplemental or in place of scripture. Using historical evidence and anecdotes showed how much of the 'ancient' zodiac actually pointed towards the Gospel. Over time this was corrupted and led to the astrology we have today.

Thankfully they reported that no one was being mistreated. The major complaint was overcrowding. They reported good spirits and amazing fellowship amongst the Christians.

I'm sure theses charges are fake, but the fact that the law allows for these charges in any case is deplorable.

God many times told the Hebrew people to be pure and not marry outside the Jewish people. Was this to keep the race pure? No! God himself brought in Rahab and Ruth, 2 NON-Jews into his kingdom. Not only into his kingdom but as ancestors of our Christ! The reason God put this prohibition in was that foreign people led his people astray.

Where in the world do you get that whole separate Adamic/Noahic people thing? Sounds like some of the bunk slave holders used to believe.

The problem has nothing to do with the people's color or genetic makeup. In urban USA, I believe it is a cultural problem that has been creeping out of the black/urban areas into white/hispanic urban, suburban, and even some rural areas.

The so-called hip hop or gangta culture - that praises violence, power, and money and denigrates police and the law. Drugs and drug money are OK, killing your rival is OK, jail time = street cred.

"The LOVE of money is a root of all kinds of evil" 1 Tim 6:10 (emphasis mine)

Doubtless that was the case with this man. However lets remember that money itself is not evil - if it was wouldn't offering of money be sinful?

One line was funny "Look again at the photos. These are joyful people"

Definitely not a Bible believing Church

While I don't have any issues with Vaccines themselves - I don't like being forced by the government to do things. I do realize though that as long as the law does not contradict scripture it should be obeyed (I suppose you could debate this).

This was an Executive Order and the Legislature can step in and say otherwise - though that in unsure.

People need to learn that God doesn't change along with culture.

As GK Chesterton said:

Exxon Mobil
Meijer
Perot Systems

That's it 3 major corporations!