Obama will be attending the Camp David chapel
Monday June 29, 2009
He doesn't want to disrupt DC churches with gawkers displacing the members of the church and he doesn't want to choice between the many black churches that were vying for his attendance. He'll be going to the same church that...
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Heretic? *Holds head in disgust* Incapable of seeing the mote in your own eye. Consider, just for a second, that you might be wrong about something.
(T.D. Jakes is a Oneness Pentecostal and denies the Trinity
As Jakes denies this, you might be better off hitting him with the prosperity gospel stuff.
Sounds like a good choice for him.
The Obama's needed to be where they would be comfortable. It seems that that has happened.
We have had at least five Unitarian Presidents and Lincoln never professed faith in Christ as the Son of God, though the argument that he was an atheist falls flat if you read his towering Second Inaugural speech.
Despite their lack of faith in the Trinity, these Presidents managed to keep the nation from disintegrating...and I point this out as a Trinitarian Christian.
Jakes can be taken to task for hawking the Prosperity Gospel, which I think is a more destructiver heresy. But, I see no evidence that Obama has ever bought into the claptrap, any more than anyone can produce a shred of evidence that he is anti-Semitic or anti-white because of the fulminations of Jeremiah Wright, who went over the deep end when the TV light focused on him.
I am glad that President Obama is making plans to spend quality time with God. This will be a blessing not just for him, but for all of us. Let's remember to keep President Obama in our prayers.
I am glad that President Obama is making plans to spend quality time with God. This will be a blessing not just for him, but for all of us. Let's remember to keep President Obama in our prayers.
The saddest part of this post is that Michele believes that she has some credibility to judge who the president meets with for spiritual guidance. Michele is a joke. She would bash anyone that Obama would meet, because its Obama. I think Michele needs to seek spiritual advice.
Yes, modalism is a heresy.
"The saddest part of this post is that Michele believes that she has some credibility to judge who the president meets with for spiritual guidance. Michele is a joke. She would bash anyone that Obama would meet, because its Obama. I think Michele needs to seek spiritual advice."
I do get spiritual advice all the time, it's called the Bible and I can make a comment on T.D. Jakes because I understand from the Christian perspective (you know, naming Christ by calling yourself a Christian as our president does) that Jakes is a heretic. There's nothing wrong with mentioning that because it's true.
"I am glad that President Obama is making plans to spend quality time with God. This will be a blessing not just for him, but for all of us. Let's remember to keep President Obama in our prayers."
I agree with you Madelynne that it's good for the president and his family to find a church they can feel comfortable in. Where they can grow closer to the Lord and strengthen their faith. And hopefully get a chance to participate in community which is an important aspect of church.
"We have had at least five Unitarian Presidents and Lincoln never professed faith in Christ as the Son of God,"
I'm sorry, did you think I cared about it because he's our president? I cared about it because he calls himself a Christian. Being a Trinitarian has no bearing on his ability to lead this country. Obviously, as you have pointed.
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