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December 18, 2013 / Posted in  Christmas, Church history, Interpretation, Investigation, Jesus Christ, Old Testament

 Contents

1. Jesus

2. Santa Claus

3. Megyn Kelly

4. Bibliography

5. End Notes

Jesus

When little children enter into Sunday school classrooms, dressed with smiles and bows, gleaming bright eyes and eager inquisitive minds, they see a plastic patented present-day image of a young white male with long light-brown hair, glistening eyes, and a cherubic smile. He is lean, taller than the people around him, and usually has blue eyes—the ideal of white supremacists from the dark days of Pope Leo “the Great” (by curial, not popular, decision) whose infatuation with the Briton slaves ¹ offered for sale in Rome in the fourth century.  When he asked the children where they were from, they responded, according to legend, Anglia...

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September 12, 2012 / Posted in  atheists, Bishop of Rome, Christian Terrorists, New Apostolic Reformation, Republican Party, Robert Vander Plaats, separation of church and state, Tea Party

University of Nebraska-Omaha's Secular Student Alliance attempted to present its reasons for existing on the state campus, but Scott Voorhees turned the conversation into a sexist rant--a barking that UNO President James B. Milliken ignored--denying UNO students of equal treatment at the state university. Milliken's lack of action is a direct attack on the rights of UNO students for support and defense.Read More

August 3, 2011 / Posted in  Bible, Bradlee Dean, Christian Terrorists, Evangelical Christianity, Homosexuality, Martin Luther, Michele Bachmann, Robert Vander Plaats, Tea Baggers

Every time there is a terrorist action broadcast or printed, western people think it is done by Muslims. Statistics show that most terrorist attacks are done by non-Muslim people, with most taking place in the USA and India. How does the US military compare with the Christian paramilitary groups in North Ireland, India, Uganda, Nigeria and around the world?Read More

March 5, 2011 / Posted in  Church history, Iowa, Jesus Christ, Tea Baggers

Most evangelical christians argue that justifiable murder of abortion providers and homosexuals is the will of their Jesus in their bibles. Among the states leading in hatred and calling for murder in the name of Christ is the state of Iowa, but throughout the USA there have been numerous evangelicals traveling to Uganda to encourage the enactment of state assassinations of gays and lesbians, while in Nigeria they argue for the killing of adulterers. What is unique is that most of these hate-filed groups are members of a pseudo-Christian group known as The Family.Read More