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Welcome to the real world, Angel Flight 44! Glad to have you here with us. Not sure what alternate reality you were in before, but word-of-faith ministries rarely keep promises. (Ask the kid Benny Hinn promised financial help to. You can find out about this on the Internet.) In fact, the whole word-of-faith movement is built on raising expectations, getting money, and leaving people to sort out their disappointments with God. I'm sorry that Angel Flight 44 had to learn this the hard way. In the future, you guys may want to do some basic vetting of who you partner with. The track record of word-of-faith ministries is public and well-known. And they've been doing this much longer than you have. You've probably noticed by now that they have prepared answers for anything you'd ever say about them.

News Item2/1/10 6:01 AM
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He ... talks ... about silence. This is a classic!

Sermon1/30/10 7:06 AM
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The Wonder Of His Words
Rev Ian Brown
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“ Short but good ”
There is a lot of good content packed into this short sermon!

News Item1/28/10 9:09 AM
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This is not news, it's just shilling to sell a new book. Nothing to see here. They'll pretend to be happy until the book is in the remainder bins in a few months.

News Item1/27/10 11:05 AM
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Yet another one of these: "The company didn't admit any wrongdoing." I don't agree with this - either a company does something wrong, or it doesn't - paying a lot of money to make the problem go away should not be an option.

Now, someone explain why gays want to be ripped off by eHarmony. They are the one demographic this site isn't ripping off, and they're complaining about it?


News Item1/23/10 3:51 PM
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Some preachers do not realize that the times have changed. Their audience has been trained to sprint, not run marathons. I find I've completely tuned out by about 40 minutes. I just can't believe anyone is awake, let alone paying attention, at the end of some of the long sermons uploaded to SermonAudio. I don't even bother downloading sermons over 45 min any longer.

News Item1/23/10 10:46 AM
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Easier for WBC to make a list of what God -doesn't- hate, right?

Anyhow, notice the "unbiased" media covering this sensationalist nonsense (even mentioning BJU gratuitously) instead of true Christianity, but I give them props for mentioning child abuse (this info comes from the "Addicted To Hate" story widely circulated on the web - I encourage anyone who has not read this to look it up and read it).

Surely they could have found one Godly pastor - isn't there an FPC in Ireland? - to talk about the true gospel, and gotten a quote.


Sermon1/20/10 5:21 PM
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The Crying and Tears of Christ
Rev Allan Murray
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“ Can a finite cause have an infinite effect? ”
An objection to Christianity is that a finite cause (committing a sin) can't have an infinite effect (eternal punishment). The second point of this sermon sheds a lot of light on what the Bible says about what is required from a sinner who sins against an infinite God, and how only the infinite Son could pay the full penalty for sinning against a perfectly holy God.

Sermon1/18/10 6:12 PM
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Does God Hate Haiti?
Rev Ian Brown
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“ Outstanding response ”
This is an excellent sermon on the issues of whether God hates Haiti, and where God is when evil or tragedy strikes. I highly recommend this sermon because it gets to the heart of man's condition and how the gospel has an answer. (I also didn't know pastors in N. Ireland knew who Ravi Zacharias was!)

News Item1/18/10 9:33 AM
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I thought people used these sites for job leads, career contacts, etc? Wouldn't this be career suicide?

News Item1/18/10 6:06 AM
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The headline for this story saying the German "government" has issued this warning is a bit overstated - one government agency in the German government issued the warning. It's hardly a blanket policy statement by the entire German nation. Slow news cycle right now, so this is being blown as big as it can be.

News Item1/17/10 6:10 AM
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This is what they're doing with their donations from the appeals to keep them afloat this year!? Really!? This may be the most over-the-top waste of money in religious history...anyone who donates to them after this is nuts. I can't believe it...

News Item1/14/10 7:07 AM
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What an uninformative (and garbled - what does "brought assembled and organized for further study" mean?) article! Are these materials online? Available to the public? Can non-Scientology researchers access this material? If so, why isn't that in the article; and if not, why does anyone care about this inaccessible archive? How can there be no doubt that the materials are genuine, when no independent researchers have even seen them yet? I think it's an achievement to write an article with so little information in it. There's not a single link in the article - what is it with web journalism trying to reproduce the printed page in a web browser?

News Item1/13/10 9:33 AM
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This is one of the worst-written articles I've seen in a long time. Wordy repetition, "often don't have no medical records" etc.

As always, the people are identified as belonging to "a fundamentalist Christian group" - remember, there is no media bias. These people are about as Christian as the people who make perpetual motion machines are scientists.


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This is really good, too:
http://www.xenu.net/archive/oca/oca.html

Goes into the history and validity of the test. Choice quote from LRH about Christianity, too.


News Item1/8/10 6:40 AM
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"not a bonafide personality test" - it's a test designed to select people who are gullible enough for the Scientology message to appeal to them. The test is used to red-flag any person who fits their profile as a possible convert.

If you want to see the test, it's online: http://www.oca.scientology.org/ Download the PDF!

(Some day, maybe news sites will get past the print-column mentality and realize you can link to material on the web.)

If you read this test, and know anything about psychology at all, it's downright scary. They're trying to identify people with autism spectrum disorders. And loners. And insecure people. It is not simply a bait-and-switch thing, it's targeting certain segments of the population.

There are also 200 questions, so it automatically weeds out the tl;dr crowd and selects only those who are serious enough to wade through this long questionnaire.


News Item1/3/10 6:14 AM
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One wonders where the money went that Warren made from his bestselling books and personal appearances. Surely he has made more than $900k. I think it's "amazing" that all this money is off the table. Do the people in this megachurch not wonder?

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So the obvious thing to do when faced with the choice of "accepting those changes or not having a film" is to cave in, compromise, and take the money. Yeah.

Let's translate: "I have to open my heart to what the stories are about." This means there were enough zeroes on the check that integrity was beside the point.

In a few years, this guy Gresham is going to be sad, because he's going to have compromised everything he stands for and will have nothing to show for it when Hollywood Accounting gets through with these movies and he finds out he will make no money at all because the films will have lost money on paper, even though Hollywood will be having another record-breaking year at the box office.

He ought to go back and read about being wise as serpents and harmless as doves.


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You won't steal one from Barnes and Noble!

They've started putting anti-theft stickers on their el-cheapo Holman gift & award Bibles. I don't know why, other than people really do steal enough $7 Bibles that it's worth all this theft prevention. (I'd like to know how they steal them. Those Bibles would be hard to hide.)

Anyhow, no one has mentioned this change to their employees. It happened last year some time, and the first time I got one of those Bibles with the sticker, it set off the alarm. And the second time. I have gotten to where I show the checkout person the security sticker and ask them to de-activate it while I'm purchasing it. They don't see the sticker, and it doesn't de-activate easily.


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The "unbiased" media is once again covering a sensationalist, fringe group calling itself a Baptist church. Do they ask real Baptists (of any sort) whether this is truly a Baptist church, or contrast the true gospel with WBC doctrine? No. This article is little more than a WBC press release with a famous person's name in it, printed to get a few sensationalist page hits. What happened to the media covering all sides of an issue? Not when it comes to the gospel.
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