Truly, Rafael and son Ted, along with David Barton, and even Glenn Beck are all into the Dominionist cult. It is a false doctrine in Christianity that has grown exponentially. They believe in a theocracy, run on a theonomy (Old Testament laws) and they believe in public stoning of homosexuals, adulterers, disobedient children, etc. There is no salvation hope with this cult. People can change and come to Christ, but that’s not the way these people think. I don’t know that Cruz and his father go that far, but I do know that they are into the New Apostolic Reform garbage along with the Seven Mountains Mandate. If you want to really find out what that is all about, simply put those in a search engine along with Sarah Leslie who is one of the top experts on all this insanity. The First Baptist Church of Houston, where Cruz allegedly attends (he and wife haven’t even given 1% of their income to charity), is steeped in Dominionism. I don’t want this lunatic who can’t speak without lying, anywhere near our White House. It’s a shame that so many Christians today don’t have the discernment of a dead fish.
Does Senator Ted Cruz want to arrest all the gay people in America?
Last year when we were begging people to vet Ted Cruz, we stated the GOPe (Rove) would destroy Cruz via his affiliations with religious bigotry.
Donald Trump crushed the GOPe road-map, wiped out their splitter strategy, and stopped the GOPe team from deploying their pre-scripted weapons against Cruz. It became more useful to keep Cruz in the race than eliminate him and face a certain Trump nomination.
However, that doesn’t mean those same strategies are still not waiting to be used.
Tomorrow pastor Ted Cruz is actually going to rally in Ellisville Mississippi with far-right religious nutter Brian Fischer who is a proponent for arresting gays and lesbians, and enacting the same laws as Russia banning homosexuality.
Fischer is way, way out there. Apparently there’s no extremist too severe for Ted Cruz.
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I don’t know how I found you but I’m glad I did. And Cruz is apparently the favorite among evangelicals. Go figure!
Question-Do you or your readers find it difficult to stay in fellowship with a particular church, given the apathy and spiritual blindness that seems to have overtaken it. I do. I currently am in the midst of a sabbatical from a home church that I partnered in starting. Not sure where this will land for my wife and I.
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Bill, we left our church probably 15 to 20 years ago now, we scoot around to some, but usually come out disappointed. One of the churches we visited actually had a guest preacher that told a racist joke and we were so disgusted. Nope, we haven’t found a church in a long time, and I used to love church. Most of our friends no longer attend, they are so disheartened with the slop that comes out of the pulpit these days. Don’t feel bad, you’re not alone.
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Thanks. that is comforting. You might consider a home church yourself if you have “diligently seeking”, “God fearing” friends. Except for one or so, my fellowship is in cyberspace or with predominantly dead authors and preachers. Yet, I can’t let go of the Biblical command not to “neglect the gathering of the saints” which I take as meaning “in person”. Thanks again for the response.
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Bill, I don’t know what your doctrine is, but I’d suggest you check out http://www.ariel.org and buy Dr. Fruchtenbaum’s book, THE FOOTSTEPS OF MESSIAH. There is great and wonderful fellowship with this excellent sound doctrine ministry. I’ve been with them for 25 years.
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Thanks, I checked out the site and plan on ordering the book. Going in, I have to say that I have written off what I understand to be the “dispensational” viewpoint and that even old testament jewish “believers belong to body of Christ. “Abraham believed God and it was accounted to him as righteousness”. All who will enter heaven will be “saved by grace through faith….” as a gift of God. The jews as a nation will see the light at the end but salvation is still an individual thing. Does this make Biblical sense to your doctrine?
BTW, God is blessing you with energy. I am awed at the output and the scope of your research. I am big on the reality that He “is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him”.
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Of course Jesus has been here from the beginning of time, but the OT saints were saved by faith in God. You will absolutely LOVE the book, especially the parts that make so clear who the nations were then and who they are now. I believe Arnie is the finest Bible teacher there ever has been. Here is the story of what he went through, it’s in his tribute to his mentor, well worth the read:
http://ariel.org/shoshanah-burlhaynie.htm
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Just read the tribute as tears welled up by the end. Thanks for the fellowship. I’m excited to get the book.
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Isn’t it amazing what God did in Arnie’s life…bless his mentor, Burl Haynie, who probably has many crowns in heaven.
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