The National Organization for Marriage (NOM) argues that the Bible defines marriage as a religious act between one man and one woman. Is that true? It is not the case in the Koran or any other holy book. What did Jesus really say about marriage?
Marcus Bachmann has no degree in psychology nor is he licensed to practice in the State of Minnesota, yet his counseling center (staffed with “Christian counselors”) are claiming expertise in every form of psychological help: from marriage to reparative (ex-gay) therapy. While husband Marcus runs the center, he receives no less than $137,000 in federal grants that his wife Michele Bachmann opposes–but accepts. Marcus Bachmann has no charter, no insurance, no training, and has neither published professionally nor put his work and research up for peer review. Marcus Bachmann is a fraud.
Marcus and Michele Bachmann suffer from acute xenophobia and other forms of mental illness as defined by the American Psychiatric Association and American Psychological Association. They are defended by self-ordained minister Bradlee Dean who supports a tattoo in defiance of Levitucus prohibition, and ministers who becomes billionaires at the expense of labor, citing the Gospel of Matthew as justification for outlawing unions. The USA evangelicals love the Bachmanns–and here is why.
Michele Bachmann voices skepticism on evolution and declares her support for Intelligent Design although the academic scientific community has long rejected this religion, including Anthony Flew (who many declared converted to Christianity, but who denies their claim).
Pat Robertson issues prophecies every year: condemning unwed mothers, those who divorce, LGBT people, welfare recipients, Democrats, the US Supreme Court, Disney World, and liberals. He incorrectly cites his Bible, shows a total lack of exegetical training, and rants as if he were Bradlee Dean of Junkyard Prophets. While his vast fortune is not completely known, it may push $1 billion and he gained it by working closely with dictators, thieves and rapists, but few want to expose this man for who and what he is.
Michele Bachmann wants to be president of the USA–but not all of it: only President of those who are Christian, white, heterosexual, and wealthy. She rejects her own family (except when convenient for show), writes seeking presidential pardons for convicted drug and gun runners who contribute to her campaign chest, and caters to the hatred of the Tea Party against workers, elderly, and non-evangelicals.
Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann are both seeking the presidency of the USA, cite USA history and science incorrectly, and lie at every convention or group they address.
Robert Vander Plaats of Iowa, with the support of pseudo-scientist Stephen Meyer of the Discovery Institute, seeks to destroy education in Iowa and follows the diktat of Martin Luther and Adolf Hitler in denying human rights and civil liberties. Evangelical extremists throughout Iowa have flocked to his cause to enshrine the Bible as the source of wisdom, to subordinate women in obedience to men, and has merged tactics with the Denver, IA KKK and neo-Nazis throughout the State of Iowa.
Harold Camping predicted the world would come to an end on May 21, 2011, and that the believers in Jesus would experience a rapture and rise into heaven. It did not happen, nor has it happened at any time in the past when it was predicted by prophets, priests, and pastors. When will the rapture come?
Who were the Christians? There were two groups, one who saw Jesus as a warrior, the other who believed Jesus to be a man of peace. But was there ever a Jesus? Were the Christians really persecuted? Can the “source material” be believed?