List of Impossible Beliefs Held by Judeo Christians

[Staropramen]

The Jehovah's Witnesses were set up at my bus stop this morning. Initially it appeared to be one White guy so I took his booklet and then launched into a sermon. After about 10 minutes of blowing this guy's mind his nigger sidekick emerged out of the shadows. With bible in hand it was feverishly taking notes, presumably on what I was saying. My wife is a former JW and she tells me that's common. Lol, that jig lasted about five minutes and high-tailed it out of there! The White one wouldn't take this website info. I told him he was a hypocrite for preaching but refusing to listen.

[Joe]

Staropramen said:

Lol, that jig lasted about five minutes and high-tailed it out of there!

"Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble."

lmao, just like how Christ scared away satan. Stupid nigger, there will be no escape.

[Staropramen]

Everyday when I walk past my wife's church I see this.........



.....and I consider the irony of the Christian flag flying below the American flag at a Baal temple masquerading as a church of Yahweh. But I ask myself, who is responsible for this? These people believe that they are good christians so why place the flag of Christ below the nation's?

Recently I've been listening to shows that Bill, SwordBrethren and Joe November did on 10/10/10 and SB read the following which appeared in the 6/98 issue of the Hoskins Report;

29 IRS regulations pertaining to 501(c)(3) churches:

1. Church must be incorporated.

2. Church must have a "recognized" creed and IRS approved form of worship. (Who does the approving and accepts the "form" is not covered in the regulations)

3. The church must have a definite and distinct ecclesiastical hierarchical government. (?)

4. The church must have an IRS approved formal "code" of doctrine and discipline. (Type and what discipline are not identified in IRS regs)

5. It must be a denomination with a distinct religious history. (?)

6. Must have "ordained" ministers. (?)

7. Ministers must have been educated in state accredited colleges. (More opportunity for PC indoctrination of ministers)

8. Must be neutral on political issues. (Helps explain why churches never preach against the sins and blasphemies of government officials, despite blatant violations of the Law of God)

9. Must have a "tax exempt" status issued by the IRS.

10. Must pay a fee to the IRS for this "tax exempt" status.

11. Must be engaged in furthering exclusively public purposes. (?)

12. The church cannot bar its services to the public. (?)

13. The pastor must answer to the IRS as to the daily activities of the church.

14. The IRS must be privy to all financial transactions, including sources, donors, expenditures, and if cash is used, a possible association with money-laundering is suspected.

15. Books and records must always be available.

16. The Pastor must inform the IRS of the names of all donors.

17. Gifts to missionaries and evangelists exceeding $600 requires filing form 1099.

18. The church may use only IRS approved methods of fund raising.

19. The Pastor will be called to account by the IRS over any stand taken against the tax system. 501(c)(3) requires church pastors to preach on taxpaying. (Ever notice how pastors preach a sermon about 'rendering unto Caesar' on the Sunday before April 15th?)

20. Must submit names of all church workers, down to and including maintenance people.

21. Must give unlimited submission to civil magistrates pertaining to all laws - federal, state and local - including public policy. (Judeo-Christian clergy are more obedient to man's government than to the Royal Law of God)

22. The church must advocate and promote racial integration.

23. Must not publicly oppose licensing of churches.

24. May not engage in political activities opposing pornography. (Now you can see why there are no sermons on this)

25. May not support legislation saying that children belong to parents and not the state.

26. May not form a political action committee or actively support legislation opposing lotteries and gambling.

27. May not advocate support of the U.S. or State constitutions as the supreme law of the land. (Helps explain why our Judeo-Christian pastors do not speak out)

28. May not participate in opposing the school system. (As they may find that God has been removed)

29. May not publicly declare that the church is to obey God rather then man's government.

"We ought to obey God rather than men." Acts 5:29

Well, now it makes perfect sense.

http://www.the-tribulation-network.com/ ... /501c3.htm

[Fenwick]

The Jehovah's Witnesses were set up at my bus stop this morning. Initially it appeared to be one White guy so I took his booklet and then launched into a sermon. After about 10 minutes of blowing this guy's mind his nigger sidekick emerged out of the shadows. With bible in hand it was feverishly taking notes, presumably on what I was saying. My wife is a former JW and she tells me that's common. Lol, that jig lasted about five minutes and high-tailed it out of there! The White one wouldn't take this website info. I told him he was a hypocrite for preaching but refusing to listen.

I have family who are JWs too. They're told not to engage in debates, but they expect people to be told what to believe, which is par for the course with a leadership that rivals the papacy for doctrinal infallibility and secrecy. The tables they set up are because they had too much trouble being turned away when going door to door.

The weird thing is, many of the ones I've met will agree about immigration and race when you talk about it secularly, but couch it in Christian terms and suddenly the judeo-guilt kicks back in and they won't even contemplate it. God will rain hellfire on the discos but not on negro murderers apparently.

[Staropramen]

"The Blessings of Bacon";

http://www.afa.net/the-stand/immigratio ... -of-bacon/

Let's see if they post my comment.

[Kentucky]

Let's see if they post my comment.

Looks like they did. Good post.

Mark

[Joe]

You pulled no punches and made great points. I agree, good post.

Is lamb weaned?, I don't eat veal but am not sure how lamb is different from veal.

[wmfinck]

You pulled no punches and made great points. I agree, good post.

Is lamb weaned?, I don't eat veal but am not sure how lamb is different from veal.

Lamb is typically up to a year old. Should be weaned by then.

But why did you ask that here?

[Joe]

^Well I did ask in the proper thread before (Non-kosher Beef Salami in artificial [non-pork] casing). This time I thought Staro might know and he was talking about it in that post he made on the other site.

Sorry. I didn't mean to hassle. I could have researched it myself.

[wmfinck]

^Well I did ask in the proper thread before (Non-kosher Beef Salami in artificial [non-pork] casing). This time I thought Staro might know and he was talking about it in that post he made on the other site.

Sorry. I didn't mean to hassle. I could have researched it myself.

LOL, no hassle, it was just like an out-of-the-blue sort of question so I wondered where it came from.

I was scrolling up looking for references, thought I was missing something.