Dear Jim, I agree that a Christian should view the separation of church and state as a good thing. In fact, that's exactly why the state has no right to tell the church that they cannot hold worship services. Your also correct in stating that national churches are not the way to advance true Christianity. But why are you telling us that? Why don't you tell that to Cina and other such countries?
The other day she spoke of BLM's "Profound Theological Statement. Today she says that the Church is too "Judgemental." What will she say tomorrow? "In the multitude of words there wanteth not sin: But he that refraineth his lips is wise." Proverbs 10:19
" The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him." Ezekiel 18:20. Who will make reparations to the people who had their private property destroyed by the "fiery yet peaceful protesters?"
The other day unexpectedly, I found myself in an email discussion with someone from BLM. During our debate this individual told me that besides having his own BLM Blog, he was pastor of an evangelical church. Upon discovery of his ties to Christianity, I sincerely endeavered to find some common ground. I asked him about BLM's concern about all the African-American babies aborted each year. He quickly changed the subject. Then I told him how I am a subscriber to Open Doors and VOM Radio. I asked him what he thought about African Christians being tortured and killed daily in Africa and the Middle East. He told me that the "persecution" of blacks in America is countless times worse and told me that I needed to repent. That's when I ended the conversation and blocked his emails.
Ms. Pelosi, "what would Christ do?" Well, just like he cast out the money exchangers from the temple, and drove out those that sold animals and what else. If Jesus were to go to Washington DC, he would cast out most of America's politicians. You included.
This is where I was born and raised,on the "hill", to be precise. I've had many people tell me that if I were to go back there, I would no longer recognize it. I am deeply sorry to hear this. Just one more example of what happens when in the best case scenario, we place our political agenda above God's Word. And, in the worst case scenario, we totally disregard God and His Word.
When is there going to be a survey which asks the following questions. Is there such a thing as right and wrong? Is there such a thing as truth and falsehood? Should we as individuals be held accountable and take full responsability for our own actions? Or is it acceptable to blame others?
Is it any wonder that not too long ago her Highness and Majesty Hillary Clinton told the Biden-Harris team that in the event that they lose the election they should not concede defeat? Get ready for more fiery yet peaceful protesters.
Today the European Union has temporarily stopped experimentation with covid-19 vaccines. Why? They are seeing a rise in too many adverse side-effects among those who volunteered to be vaccinated. If it's true that we really do need a vaccine for covid-19, it cannot be forced upon us as quickly as possible. Sorry, Bill Gates.
Nice to see people with the courage to speak out. Nike finds itself in a delicate situation. Besides NBA shoes, they just recently signed a deal for NBA uniforms worth one billion dollars.
Isn't this just one more disturbing sign that we have come to use the terms "Christian", "evangelical", and "born again" too loosely? Isn't this just one more warning sign that even amongst people who attend a church they have no idea what is the Gospel of Jesus Christ? No real idea of personal sin? No real idea of what is the only way of getting our sins forgiven? The only way to have peace with God? The only way to have a relationship with Jesus Christ?