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Russell Moore's Website ^ | September 28, 2017 | Russell Moore

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Do not judge souls. You cannot see hearts and minds, nor can you see the future.

As a rule, it is best not to get involved in fruitless argumentation, especially when it's just to defend some hell-bound wretch like Moore.

[Mrs. Don-o]

So you will be judged.

[outinyellowdogcountry]

I pretty much agree. Are you saying Soros gives money to Moore? Are you Southern Baptist?

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Pretty much! Moore is on some so-called Evangelical Immigration Forum, which gets its money from Soros:

http://pulpitandpen.org/2016/01/26/russell-moore-called-open-border-zealot-soros-connections-examined/

They also whored themselves for the Gang of Eight Bill.

And no, I’m not Baptist. I’m Presbyterian. Used to be Southern Baptist for many years (even went to a Baptist private school), then I became a Calvinist about 2 years ago and went full Presbyterian.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Here's a more detailed article with a lot more supporting links. A quote:

Russell Moore’s partnership with George Soros has been well-documented. Moore, who was called an “open border zealot” by Breitbart, is exposed by National Review editor, Mark Krikorian, as “one of the leaders of the Evangelical Immigration Table (EIT), a Soros front-group pushing Obama’s immigration agenda” (link). Evidence supports this charge, and Soros is most definitely providing the funding and direction to the EIT, and by extension, to Moore himself (link). As well as being independently confirmed by a whole myriad of news sources, one of Moore’s close compatriots on the Evangelical Immigration Table is the socially-progressive Jim Wallis, who has admitted that their funding is derived from George Soros (link); Wallis originally lied about the EIT being funded by Soros (link), but later admitted he had spoken falsely and acknowledged it is funded by Soros (link). Eric Metaxas, who once supported the EIT with Russell Moore, publicly renounced the EIT once he discovered Soros was behind it (link). Moore, on the other hand, still happily serves Soros and his name is still registered as an “influential signatory” (link) and in an article on the EIT website, it invokes the Southern Baptist Convention (and Russell Moore) as champions of their cause (link). Russell Moore speaks at and leads certain of their events (link).

Although Soros funded the EIT as a left-wing political think-tank to support Obama’s immigration policies, with Obama out of office, it has now changed purposes to attack Trump’s immigration policies.

http://polemicsreport.com/2017/02/06/george-soros-and-partner-russell-moore-team-up-to-bash-trump-on-immigration/

[outinyellowdogcountry]

Thank you very much. Our pastor, Reformed himself as I presume Moore is, knows Moore from seminary and has a lot of respect for him. I will read this and ask a few questions. If you have anymore info I will read as well. Something about Moore has always bothered me before I knew much about him. Recently I learned that he was a staffer for a democrat and that really makes me wonder. It may have been before they were all looney tunes but who knows.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Very welcome!

Read my other posts in this thread with Moore’s articles on WAPO and NYTimes. Moore has a lot of stuff out there where he is basically calling Americans “nativist racists and bigots” because of Trump, and talking about how the Christian Church in America “will not be white anymore.” The examples I’ve provided are not rare, but common.

He’s a full on race pimp. I am not even sure what it is that supposedly makes him a “conservative” Southern Baptist.

If you still need more, just ask and I will provide.