Re: Re: Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 11/01/06 01:50:03 AM |
Age 44, TX |
"Ye MUST be born again." John 3:3,7 Unmasking Catholicism..... http://www.unmaskingcatholicism.com/Contents.shtml
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Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 10/27/06 11:07:59 AM |
Age 44, UK |
To be honest Todd, let God handle Mother Teresa and use your gifts for more profitable purposes. I like reading your stuff as it's always thought provoking, but I think this one is best left alone and with HIM.
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Re: Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/27/06 04:38:11 PM |
Age 48, CA |
I will pray for all of you who do not know the Truth of our Catholic faith. Do you consult your doctor for legal advice? Or maybe you would consult an attorney for medical advice? Doesn't make much sense, does it? I agree with the guy who said you would fail any high school logic class - pitiful. (And I mean that in the nicest way.) I am no Catholic apologist, but you can get the best ACCURATE information on the Catholic faith from any number of Catholic websites. Try Catholic.com, CatholicExchange.com, Catholic Scripture Study or salvationhistory.com. You will be challenged and amazed to hear the former protestant ministers who have embraced the fullness of the faith in the Catholic Church. They know scripture inside out - and scripture led them to the Church. God bless them and you. Will Worldview have the courage to post the truth?
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Re: Re: Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/12/06 08:36:13 PM |
Age 41, TN |
Todd,
I was referring to the millions in the Catholic church, not their leaders. Sorry, that wasn't so clear. My mistake. We need to temper our tone and language with the people caught up in catholicism, so as not to offend or burn bridges. I agree...mark those in error, if they continue in it after you/we bring it to their attention. Still, I'd love to see you encouraging people to reach out to and pray for these people who are caught up in this religion that is deceptive and unbiblical. Please consider an article here or on your website where you discuss effective outreach methods for those who are caught up in the Catholic church. You've obviously got the information and experience. There's millions of people whose souls hang in the balance from us learning about that, rather than us learning ways to confront "leaders" who hold up Theresa as an example of "christian love" and not reaching out to the lost.
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Rapture Speculation Is Also A Worldwide Hoax
| Posted On: 08/11/06 11:54:19 PM |
Age 47, MO |
For every article you write against Mother Theresa, you should write an article against the worthless Rapture Gnosticism ministries. I am glad that you told me that we are to be advancing the kingdom of God and not waiting around for a rapture that may not happen like so many have been led to believe (before the Great Trib). I have also gone to your ministry site and read your expose' on the Word/Faith movement. The more the Word/Faith heresy is exposed and debunked, the better. However, I did not see any kind of statements against the Rapture Gnosticism of our time -- the false idea that we can predict the Rapture within a certain time period. The fact is that too many Christian leaders, including John Hagee, Jack Van Impe, Hal Lindsey, Tim LaHaye, Mary Stewart Relfe, Jack Chick, and the horribly misnamed Prophecy Club, have set up worthless ministries which focus on speculating when the Rapture will happen. Too many of my fellow Christians have chosen to sit on their "left behinds" and waste their time, talent, and treasure in support of these Rapture Gnostics. At the same time, they DON'T support legitimate Christian ministries such as Samaritan's Purse, Brother Andrew Open Doors, Voice of the Martyrs, or Prison Fellowship.
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Re: Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/11/06 12:24:57 AM |
Age 44, TX |
No, I don't reply to every single thing that people say. I simply do not have the time. Well, it seems odd that you are condemning me (and i guess that is okay right?) while you repeatedly say I am condemning others. Interesting. Keep in mind that my tone may very well be different than what it may seem when you can't hear the inflexion of my voice. My intent is to provoke toward the truth. You accused me of basically not caring about those leaders who are deceived. Doesn't the Bible say to "mark them" and "earnest contend for the faith" they are perverting? (Rom. 16:17-18; Jude 3-4) Does the Word instruct us to pray for the wolves in sheeps' clothing? If so, where? I am much more concerned about the deceived than the deceivers. Question: How do you know that I don't pray for the eyes of the decieved to be opened? Do we see Jesus praying for the deceived? His prayer to the Father recorded in John 17 is for the saints. What about John the Baptist? Do we see him praying for or openly rebuking the religiously deceived of his day? (Matt. 3:7-8) At the end of your reply you insinuate that I don't care and that you do....interesting....I only point this out for instructional purposes. Thanks, todd
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Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/09/06 07:15:02 AM |
Age 41, TN |
The overall subject of this article is that there are those leaders who hold her up as an example of "christian love" and we need to tell the truth, and confront "them." The author never shows anyone who does this, first. Second, the author picks and chooses the feedback entries he replies to and when he replies to people with legitimate questions/concerns, he never addresses their issues, especially when asked(and he replies) to feedback concerning using Scriptures out of context(he makes points about a side point/jab by the feedback writer.) Please look at the feedback where he IDs himself and listen to the tone and subject. If there's a beef that I have, it's that we're turning away the people we should be trying to reach, by the tone and title of the message, and justifying the way we do it, saying that some leader somewhere isn't preaching against Mother Theresa and the Catholic Church. Simple question. Is there anywhere in his articles here, or on his diatribes about the Catholic Church on his website (i've checked) that we're encouraged, asked, or told to pray for these people caught up in this promotion of the(from pt1)"heresies and lies of the antichrist catholic system which is leading a billion people to hell"????? Does he care about their souls? I certainly do!
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Re: Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/08/06 09:03:56 PM |
Age 57, VA |
Good grief, talk about a person who "waffles." What is your point or do you even have one? Are you a frustrated English teacher or something? If you had the article in your hand it would be covered with red pen marks! So, you didn't like the way it was written but you agree Mother Theresa is probably not in Heaven. So, I guess including you, Catholics, and no one else ever referred to her as an example of love, according to your expertise. I wonder how she got her repution of being so loving then? In reference to the links to other sites, some people who come here are "somewhat" like the Bereans and want to research other articles. Lastly, since when was the author suppose to address all the questions or comments offered here? I just wonder what exactly is your real beef?
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Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/08/06 08:39:38 AM |
Age 41, TN |
This article is poorly written. If this was submitted as a Christian highschool apologetics project, I'd give it a low "C". The author doesn't stay on topic (Mother Theresa)but has to ramble on and condemn the Catholic Church. The only thing the author established with this article is that his tone is abrasive, his titles turn away Catholic and other readers, the content is questionable as far as credibility (Scriptures out of context and isolated quotes)and method of delivery. Finally, in this last part, the author chooses to close out and give some links, which, if you do the research, are okay. (Some are questionable as far as some Scriptural applications in those articles and the assumptions/proofs of their points).
I am in agreement with the author that Mother Theresa probably isn't in heaven and that the Catholic Church is full of doctrinal errors. Still, who are these leaders "who uses mother Teresa as an example of Christian love",as stated at the beginning(pt1)? I know of none. Also, there's several legitimate feedback questions (Scripture and context questions) that the author ignored when he posted, as well. Please check out the feedback on the parts, and read the entire article through and you'll see what I mean.
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Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/07/06 04:35:28 PM |
Age 22, FL |
Who is the author of that quote? Doesn't it matter if he is saved or not, as well?
I'm confused.Proverbs 30:5,6 says (KJV)"Every word of God is pure: He is a shield unto them that put their trust in Him. Add thou not unto His words, lest He reprove thee, and thou be found a liar." What has that to do with this 5 part article? And ditto for the Proverbs 27 passage? This concludes your article. Where in these articles, yes, I read them, have you shown Mother Theresa to be a worldwide hoax? Wasn't she real? You've shown, especially with these passages, that she probably isn't saved. I agree that the Catholic Church is way off from the path. I haven't heard any "evangelical" leaders holding her up as a "christian" example. Who are they?
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Re: MOTHER TERESA - Example of Christian Love? Or Worldwide Hoax? PART 5
| Posted On: 08/07/06 01:23:32 PM |
Age 30, FL |
Thanks for the information, the links, and for keeping your article sooooooooooooooo short. This is the information needed to combat the non-Biblical teachings of catholicism.
Thanks
John
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