- A revival leader who kicks an elderly woman in the face, now hopes to soon be returned to the pulpit
- A minister who suggests you beat your children into submission with a switch
- A father who poured acid down a child's throat to remove the "witch" from their midst under a pastor's direction
- Missionaries that claim to be supporting first responders in emergencies, while actually abducting children, saying the children need and are going to better homes (these got back to their regular homes)
- People who suggest women should submit to men, rather than being treated as equal persons
- People who want to reverse hard-fought battles of law against child-labor and slavery as if we didn't have enough problems
- People attempting to usurp the common sense of loving parents, with outrageous recommendations created by their so-called experts
- Groups that expect unquestioning obedience to their personal version of deity from anyone that lives in their community - which they appear to this is the whole US. What about the rest of us?
You appear to be worshiping a book from my outsider's point of view. A book that's been rewritten several times to boot.
God speaks to everyone the same in their heart. It's easy to hear. You don't even have to know how to read, you're born able to receive the blessing.
Do you like it for yourself, does it bring you joy? Okay, then that is the selection you should offer to others... in everything including your own behavior. Your children will be like you are, so be careful... you're going to get old some day, you'll probably want fond memories.
You can't really control any one else anyway, unless you want to stand on top of them and force them to act according to your rule always... which sounds like a ridiculous amount of work. You can teach them if you've found something that works well for you. A lot of people will demand proof, so be prepared.
That Theonomy thing (apparently another rude Calvinist perspective), sounds way too much like Theosophy to me. Maybe they should choose a different name. I thought the Christians claimed the Theosophy folk were... heathens.
I feel compelled to whisper to someone, wait... honey, I think some of those people they've been arresting are satanists. I know about them... you probably don't.
They keep children in cages like you keep cans on the shelf. I know, I've seen them and been in one. It should be easy to spot them. They enjoy causing agony to others, primarily. They can call themselves anything they like. The devil lies, you know.
The ones I knew did. One was the pastor of a local church during the day. He liked to burn children to death. It was his favorite excitement. He took his work as god's representative a little to literally. He knew people, if you know what I mean.
People like that are raised in an environment that makes them that way. They saw and were forced to participate in horrendous things at a very young age, usually after pain-based training. It appears they only feel empowered when they are injuring something else.
We need to talk about this as a world, or at least amongst ourselves. There should be a limit to pseudo-political tolerance for extremist views like this. Most of us are rational, and don't accept this type of behavior. It's illegal. We need to enforce the law.
Religion is just a cover for these people, like an apron or a veil. They use it to keep you from seeing how they really are. If you fall for it, you're on the ground with a black bag over your head, and in chains.
You can't let these crazy, violent people raise children. That's why we have child services at all. Do you want to be the one who gave permission to the man who had his sons tie their sister to a futon frame, to be beaten into a coma?
These people are sociopathic. They are not concerned with their eternal souls, or yours. They just want to force a lot of weird ideas down your psychological throat. If you're willing to accept it as normal, or unable to stop them from creating acceptance for themselves, they'll be everywhere.
They make more like themselves by enforcing obedience, and then forcing participation, which eventually makes the person feel re-empowered. The hardcore ones will just kill those that don't comply and give their will over to them.
Does this sound over the top to you? You would not believe how much I have toned this down. How many of them does it take before it's an emergency? They're putting a Christian label on child abuse and any number of other things most of us are unwilling to tolerate.
How many of them are there?
How many of you are following them, because you've been convinced that their ugly rhetoric and dangerous teachings are the word of god, the Infinite Being, and universal creative force?
Are we the only ones who see this, due to unusual exposure?
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