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"But
these, as natural brute
beasts, made to be taken
and destroyed, speak evil
of the things they
understand not; and shall
utterly perish in their
own corruption; And shall
receive the reward of
unrighteousness..."
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Clownish,
disgusting, nuts,
insane, goofy, sick,
sad,
idiotic—these are just
a few of the adjectives
we can use to describe
what passes today for
the "Christian
Establishment." Now
notice, I didn’t say
the "Christian
Church." We are
talking about a wholly
different animal here.
We’re talking about
the huge majority of
churches, congregations,
ministers, and pastors
in America, composed of
men and women filled
with devils, yet
pretending to be
sanctimonious and holy.
Mouthing the name of
Jesus while scheming to
do evil deeds. The Bible
calls those reprobates
"brute
beasts." I call
them "wild
men."
& The Dead,
Tower
of Infamy
and others, I give you a
mind-boggling look at
some of the antics of
the wacky, stupid, and
outrageous pastors and
evangelists who are
leaders of this apostate
"Christian
Establishment."
These
wicked leaders are being
hero-worshipped by the
average, pew-sitting
"Christian."
Yet, in truth,
scripturally they are
undertakers, ministering
in vain to the
Congregation of the
Dead.
For
example, there’s faith
healer Benny Hinn, who
is pictured in my video,
The Blind & The
Dead, passing around a
hashish pipe. Meanwhile,
Hinn’s wife is seen
preaching to a throng in
a crowded auditorium,
advising the folks that
what they need is a
"Holy Ghost
enema." (I’m not
making this
up—you’ll actually
see all this on my
video, The Blind &
The Dead).
Hush
Money and Witchdoctor
Dancing
I
have informed you in the
past about Paul Crouch,
wild man and founder of
TBN, the world’s
largest Christian
television network, how
Crouch gave $425,000 to
a black homosexual man
he had a sexual affair
with, hush money to shut
him up. And there is
Jack Hayford, who told
60,000
"Christian"
men at a massive Promise
Keepers rally that God
had
just whispered in his
ear, "May
I have this dance?"
Whereupon, Hayford, a
President Bush
"spiritual
advisor" and
authentic wild man,
broke out into an
African tribal
witchdoctor dance.
Now,
did the audience all
vomit, leave their
seats, and depart this
unseemly idiotic
behavior? No, not at
all. Instead, they
roared their approval.
Crazies all.
At
any given time you can
take a look across the
bow of today’s
Christian establishment
and you’ll see a vast
sea of unfathomable,
bizarre conduct. Wild
men and women
everywhere, doing their
thing, blaspheming God
and His Word, partying,
frolicking, laughing
like hyenas, wild as
loons. God must surely
be heartsick at what he
is seeing.
On
CBN’s The
700 Club, we
have evangelist and
wanna-be politician Pat
Robertson giving the El
Diablo hand
sign and calling
publicly for his pal,
President Bush, and the
federal government to go
down to Venezuela and
assassinate that
country’s
democratically elected
President, Hugo Chavez.
Just like Jesus would
do, right?
Robertson
is a wild man and he’s
gone wild. So has his
viewing audience.
A
Condom to Cover the
Virgin Mary
Recently,
America,
a popular Catholic
magazine published by
the Jesuit Order of the
Vatican, ran an
advertisement for a
miniature statue of the
Virgin Mary, covered
over by a rubber condom!
The statuette also
showed Mary standing
atop a serpent. "I
thought the ad was a
little odd,"
explains Reverend James
Martin, the magazine’s
associate editor, "but
we accept a lot of
strange ads."
Speaking
of strange, what about
the address given by
Billy Graham at Harvard
in which he told the
assembled students that,
"The
way to Jesus is
expressed by tolerance
of other
religions."
Graham also lauded the
Dalai Lama, the Tibetan
Buddhist god-man, for
being a role model of
holiness and peace.
Billy
Graham is really a wild
man, but instead of
wearing animal skins and
eating locusts, he wears
an expensive,
tailor-made suit and is
transported around the
world in a fleet of
executive jets. The
media love to depict
Graham as a honest,
poor, struggling
preacher, but, in fact,
he spends time in fancy
condos in Mexico City
and Tokyo, and his books
are all ghostwritten for
him. Even Graham’s
autobiography was
ghostwritten for him.
And one of his chief
ghostwriters just
happens to be Mel White,
a homosexual activist.
Now that really
is wild! (See The
Scandal of Christian
Ghostwriting,
60-min. exposé
audiotape by Texe Marrs,
order by phoning toll
free 800-234-9673).
Jesus
A Marijuana User
Equally
wild today are all those
alleged "Bible
scholars." One of
these maniacs recently
came up with a novel
idea. Dr. Carl Ruck,
professor at Boston
University, says he
believes
that Jesus was a regular
user of cannabis, or
marijuana. Writing in High
Times Magazine,
researcher Chris Bennett
agrees. Bennet insists
that the oils used by
Jesus and the disciples
to anoint people were
"literally
drenched" in
cannabis, as it can be
absorbed through the
skin.
Wild
men, to be sure, with
wild, totally fabricated
notions.
But
what of Oprah Winfrey,
reigning TV talk show
queen, whom women have
put on a lofty pedestal
akin to royalty? Asked
about her personal
belief in God, Oprah
responded:
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"I
believe
in
the
FORCE.
I
call
it
God.
Actually
there
are
many
diverse
paths
leading
to
what
you
call
God...There
couldn’t
possibly
be
only
one
way."
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Oprah,
most
beloved
of
TV
queens,
says
God
is
a
"FORCE"
and
is
for
all
religions.
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The
congregation
at
St.
John’s
Episcopal
Church
in
Denver,
Colorado,
would
no
doubt
applaud
Oprah’s
wild
New
Age
theology.
That
church
has
just
hired
a
Moslem
Imam
(clergyman)
on
their
staff.
"We
hope
this
sends
a
message
to
the
community
that
we
don’t
look
upon
people
of
other
religions
as
targets
for
conversion
to
Christianity,"
explained
a
church
spokesman.
Southern
Baptist
President
Quotes
Hindu
Guru
Along
these
same
lines,
we
have
Ed
Young,
a
wild
and
crazy
guy
who
is
pastor
of
one
of
the
largest
Southern
Baptist
churches
in
America,
Second
Baptist
Church,
in
Houston.
Asked
to
speak
to
an
interfaith
group
of
Moslem
imams,
Mormon
big-wigs,
Buddhist
monks,
Catholic
priests,
and
Christian
clergy
last
August
(Christianity
Today,
Nov.
2005,
p.10),
Young
enthusiastically
quoted
the
late
Hindu
guru
Mahatma
Gandhi
as
once
stating,
"You
must
be
the
change
that
you
seek
in
the
world."
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Baptist
Pastor
Ed
Young
favorably
quotes
Gandhi,
a
Hindu
guru.
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Impressive,
huh?
Young,
formerly
President
(yes,
the
President!)
of
the
entire
Southern
Baptist
Convention,
comprising
all
its
alleged
15
million
members,
seems
to
have
totally
forgotten
John
3:16,
and
the
verses
about
true
change
being
brought
about
only
by
salvation
through
Jesus
Christ.
Commenting
on,
indeed
praising,
Young’s
spiritual
adoration
of
a
dead
Hindu
guru’s
teachings,
Timothy
Morgan,
editor
of
Christianity
Today,
gushingly
wrote,
"A
different
day
is
dawning."
Bishop
Carlton
Pearson,
Pastor
of
a
5,000
member
strong
church
in
Tulsa,
is
evidently
part
of
that
different
day
that
is
dawning.
Pearson
now
accepts
money
and
sponsorship
from
wealthy
Hindu
businessmen
for
his
national
radio
program.
Pearson
invites
Hindus,
Buddhists,
Jews,
and
others
to
be
members
of
his
church.
And
they
can
even
bring
their
many
gods
and
goddesses
in
the
door
with
them.
God
loves
and
accepts
all
gods
and
religions,
Pearson
insists,
all
the
while
professing
he’s
a
bonafide
"Christian"
Pastor
and
Bishop.
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Bishop
Carlton
Pearson
welcomes
Hindus
and
others
to
his
congregation,
along
with
all
their
devil
gods
and
goddesses.
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Elvis
&
Rock
‘n’
Roll
Churches
At
Promiseland
Church
in
Austin,
there
is
rocking
in
the
pews.
On
Sunday,
Pastor
Randy
Phillips
has
rock
and
roll
bands
bleating
out
the
words
and
beating
on
the
drums
and
guitars.
"Christian
rock
'n'
roll
moves
people,"
brag
members
of
the
large
and
popular
Pentecostal
Church.
Not
to
be
outdone,
Anglican
priest,
the
Reverend
Dorian
Baxter,
prances
about
the
platform
at
his
church
disguised
as
"ELVIS
PRIEST-LEY."
Baxter
is
an
Elvis
impersonator
who
sheds
his
robe
and
turns
on
the
charisma
to
woo
his
congregation.
News
reports
say
that,
"his
wild,
sexy
performances
are
driving
audiences
crazy."
"I
love
his
hip
movements,"
says
fan
Maggie
Hampton,
who
once
tried
to
climb
onstage.
"He
really
rocks.
And
I
just
want
to
dance
with
him."
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Reverend
Dorian
Baxter
is
a
sexy
Elvis
impersonator
who
wows
the
women
in
his
congregation.
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"Yes,
people
are
really
going
berserk
for
me,"
says
the
wild
and
wooly
preacher,
Mr.
Baxter.
"But
I
do
it
all
for
Christ.
It’s
my
calling."
Magic,
Weight
Lifting,
and
Live
Fish
Swallowing
While
they
are
waiting
for
the
rock
'n'
roll
band
to
warm
up,
at
many
churches,
congregations
can
now
be
entertained
by
"Christian"
magicians
and
weight
lifters.
In
Florence,
Alabama,
at
the
First
Assembly
of
God,
the
youth
minister
has
been
presenting
a
program
called
Fear
Factor
in
which
youths
swallow
live
fish
and
lay
in
a
coffin.
"Through
this
ministry,
kids
are
surrendering
their
lives
to
Jesus
and
developing
a
deeper
relationship
to
Jesus,"
notes
youth
minister
Anthony
Martin.
Sure
they
are.
A
Shocking
Experience
Swallowing
live
fish
and
lying
in
coffins
as
a
new
style
of
"worship"
is
surprising
to
those
of
us
who
still
believe
God
should
be
reverenced
and
honored
in
dignity.
But
none
of
those
things
are
as
surprising
as
what
happened
last
October
30
at
the
University
Baptist
Church
in
Waco,
Texas.
There,
Pastor
Kyle
Lake,
known
for
his
New
Age-oriented
sermonettes,
gave
one
that
day
on
the
subject
of
living
well.
He
assured
the
church
that
they
should
"Live,
and
live
well.
Breathe.
Be
present.
Be
now."
"If
you
are
eating
and
laughing
at
the
same
time,"
Pastor
Kyle
told
his
800-member
congregation,
"then
you
might
as
well
laugh
until
you
puke..."
After
this
brief,
but
surely
inspirational,
little
sermon,
Pastor
Lake
led
the
Baptist
congregation
in
an
unusual
prayer
that
went
this
way:
"God,
Surprise
me."
He
then
stepped
into
the
baptismal
tub
to
prepare
to
baptize
a
candidate
when,
zapp!!!
He
was
electrocuted.
Apparently,
an
electrical
wiring
malfunction
occurred
and
a
deadly
voltage
rampaged
his
body.
The
surprised
pastor
was
pronounced
dead
by
an
EMS
squad
that
rushed
to
the
scene.
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Pastor
Kyle
Lake,
sitting
at
left,
with
two
associate
Pastors,
was
electrocuted
after
praying,
"God,
surprise
me."
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God
does
work
in
mysterious
ways,
does
he
not?
And
truly,
he
answers
prayers.
He
certainly
was
prompt
in
responding
to
Pastor
Kyle’s
prayers!
Now,
would
God
really
wield
out
instant
death
to
a
satan-serving,
mocking
unbeliever
who’s
pretending
to
be
holy?
Perhaps
the
skeptic
might,
with
wisdom,
consider
the
late
Ananias
and
his
wife,
Sapphira,
and
what
Peter
said
straight
out
to
her
just
moments
before
she
dropped
dead
in
front
of
the
congregation.
It’s
recorded
in
Acts
5:9—
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"...behold,
the
feet
of
them
which
have
buried
thy
husband
are
at
the
door,
and
shall
carry
thee
out."
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Pastor
Kyle,
you
see,
was
a
wild
man,
a
man
drunken
in
the
spirit
with
demonic
excess,
sated
by
the
world’s
pleasures,
devoid
of
the
cleansing
spirit
of
God.
Kyle
was
a
rebel,
a
revolutionary
opponent
to
the
true
Christian
faith.
And
he
was
a
leader
of
a
Christian
establishment
made
up
of
tens
of
millions
of
soul-dead
church-goers
gone
wild
with
hedonism
and
sin.
Let
Kyle’s
sudden
death
be
a
warning
to
all
the
wild
men
and
wild
women
who
today
darken
the
doors
of
so-called
Christian
Churches:
God
is
not
mocked.
(Galatians
6:7).
He
will
in
due
time
reward
all
men
for
their
works.
Of
that
you
can
be
sure.
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