Whoa–those last couple of seconds melted my brain. Shouldn’t be surprised, though–there are only two degrees of separation from anything science or the government does from implementing the Mark of the Beast.
I actually agree with Dr. Schaap on this one. I think he’s a quack about most things, but he’s right on track as far as the government goes. I don’t trust Obama, and I don’t trust any government who calls us “right-wing extremists” potential terrorists.
I didn’t know much about what Bush was doing when he gave us the Patriot Act, because I was still pretty young. 9/11 happened when I was 14. So I did trust him, ignorantly (not like it really mattered because this past election is the first one I was old enough to vote in).
I do agree that Dr. Schaap should be preaching more Bible and less politics from the pulpit.
Hey Darrell,
Here’s one you can add someday…Fundies like having all their generals and leiutenants sitting on the platform at church as an extra sign of authority!
I don’t follow his logic at all, but I do agree that the Patriot act is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever. Not just the worst, but possibly the most dangerous. Nothing threatens our religious and personal freedoms more than this bill. His logic id dumb, but his conclusion is right.
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Whoa–those last couple of seconds melted my brain. Shouldn’t be surprised, though–there are only two degrees of separation from anything science or the government does from implementing the Mark of the Beast.
he is a spiritual terrorist though…
The real question is how many old white guys can fit on that stage?
Another example of the kind of “Bible” preaching that leaves the saints feeding on ashes.
I actually agree with Dr. Schaap on this one. I think he’s a quack about most things, but he’s right on track as far as the government goes. I don’t trust Obama, and I don’t trust any government who calls us “right-wing extremists” potential terrorists.
I too agree with much of what he said. My only problem is where he is saying it. Not much gospel being preached there.
1611girl, did you trust Bush when he and the GOP gave us the Patriot Act?
I didn’t know much about what Bush was doing when he gave us the Patriot Act, because I was still pretty young. 9/11 happened when I was 14. So I did trust him, ignorantly (not like it really mattered because this past election is the first one I was old enough to vote in).
I do agree that Dr. Schaap should be preaching more Bible and less politics from the pulpit.
Even his deacons onstage are looking at him like he’s nuts.
Hey Darrell,
Here’s one you can add someday…Fundies like having all their generals and leiutenants sitting on the platform at church as an extra sign of authority!
I don’t follow his logic at all, but I do agree that the Patriot act is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever. Not just the worst, but possibly the most dangerous. Nothing threatens our religious and personal freedoms more than this bill. His logic id dumb, but his conclusion is right.