by Uncle Sam’s kinder-gentler Anti-Christ

Let’s imagine a simplistic thought exercise where Jesus is standing near three churches. One is on the left (literally), one is on his right, and one is in the middle (or in front of Jesus.)

The fellowships on his left and right have been taught to believe it is okay to ignore science and tell children Eve was created from Adam’s rib bone, which of course we all know is fiction.

The fellowship in the middle does not exalt or covet the rib bone fib. The members know why they have a tailbone that did not grow a tail.

If Jesus wanted to join a fellowship that celebrated life with affection for the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, which church would Jesus choose, if Jesus believed it was wrong to teach children with a lie? *

kathy (coulter) sue: “If the Anti-Christ has to choose between the same three churches, and Justitia wants to empower justice for all, because ‘God’ wants to bless America with the freedom to celebrate life ‘in the land of the free and the home of the brave,’ what choice does the Anti-Christ make?”

coach gnoK: “If truth sets the captives free and the churches on the left and right prefer to covet the rib bone fib, he must visit those who suffer from illiteracy and free them from the fiction in order to help Justitia serve God.”

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• Can believing it is wrong to teach children with a lie create bias?
• Is there a way for ‘amazing grace’ to free neighbors from the rib bone fib, if all things are possible with ‘God?’
• When the ‘way’ includes the truth it sets the captives free from the fraud that begins with a forbidden tree.

Squaring the words ‘Be Ye Perfect’
with ‘the truth that sets us free’
allows Transylvanians to learn
there was no forbidden tree.

lejeune’s ass: “No one who has chosen to acquiesce to the belief that it is okay to teach children with a lie should be serving in appointed or elected office. All 50 States can become united ‘states’ when amazing grace helps neighbors shitcan transcend the rib bone fib.”