Posted on 03/06/2016 10:25:35 AM PST by Biggirl
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” radio talk show host Glenn Beck likened Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in an interview with host George Stephanopoulos.
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Me too, I thought he was a loon from the start, though he wasn’t too looney to be an opportunist.
Dominionism teaches:
The Gospel of Salvation is achieved by setting up the “Kingdom of God” as a literal and physical kingdom to be “advanced” on Earth in the present age.
Some dominionists liken the New Testament Kingdom to the Old Testament Israel in ways that justify taking up the sword, or other methods of punitive judgment, to war against enemies of their kingdom.
Dominionists teach that men can be coerced or compelled to enter the kingdom.
They assign to the Church duties and rights that belong Scripturally only to Jesus Christ. This includes the esoteric belief that believers can “incarnate” Christ and function as His body on Earth to establish His kingdom rule.
An inordinate emphasis is placed on man’s efforts; the doctrine of the sovereignty of God is diminished.
Hehehe!
or, you are seriously overthinking it all
Glenn Beck is entitled to his free speech and I’m entitled to mine. I’m only sorry Beck’s platform is so much larger than mine.
Beck is a very sick, perverted individual who’s detrimental to American politics and should be labeled a “hate group.”
Power and money (and medicine).
Just look at his wife,
Again, the guy is loaded. When he kicks the bucket, the loot is hers. He's known as a "SugarDaddy." She only has to put up with him a little while longer (EW!). This campaign will be her dream come true, because Trump will push his abused and aged body a little too far this time.
What is dominionism?
Dominionism, in the context of politics and religion, is the tendency among some politically activeconservative Christians to seek influence or control over secular civil government through political action, especially in the United States. It is also known as subjectionism.[1] The goal is either a nation governed by Christians, or a nation governed by a conservative Christian understanding of biblical law. The use and application of this terminology is a matter of controversy.”
Dominionism is the belief that Christ cannot return until all the believers in Christ rise and take dominion over the world. They hope to achieve this by taking over the seven most influential areas of society. These seven areas are: religion, family, business, arts/entertainment media, education, and government. This is often referred to as the Seven Mountain Mandate.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dom...
What is Mormonism?
Unlike most other Christian groups, Mormonism espouses a distinctly nontrinitarian theology in regards to the nature of God. The LDS Church teaches that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost are three separate and distinct beings, the Father and Son having perfected physical bodies and the Holy Ghost having only a body of spirit. While the three beings are physically distinct, in Mormon theology they are one in thoughts, actions, and purpose and commonly referred to collectively as “the “Godhead”.Also, Mormonism teaches that God the Father is the literal father of the spirits of all men and women, which existed prior to their mortal existence.The LDS Church also believes that a Heavenly Mother exists. Further, it is believed that all humans as children of God can become exalted, inheriting all that God has, as joint-heirs with Christ, and becoming like him as a God.
Glenn Beck Promotes Seven Mountains Dominionism
September 27, 2015 by Ed Brayton 35 Comments
GlennBeckIn a rather odd turn of events, Glenn Beck is now promoting Seven Mountains theology, a dominionist Christian theology that says Christians must take control of what they consider the seven key institutions of human societies. He invited David Barton on his show, as he so often does, along with George Barna, a Christian right pollster, to discuss the matter.
GLENN: I want to give you the seven mountains of culture. Business, government, media, arts, and entertainment, education, family, and religion. Those are seven mountains of culture. And if you want to destroy or build a culture, you have to have those seven mountains. We have lost the mountain of business. They don’t even teach ethics anymore. We’re not teaching moral sentiments anymore. We’re just teaching raw capitalism. The best business schools in the country, when the professor stands up and says, “Okay, so here’s your case study, was that good or bad, was that right or wrong? The hands go up and say, did it make money?” And so we’ve lost business.
We’ve lost government. The media, I don’t know if we’ve ever had. Arts and entertainment, we’ve never had. Education is gone to us. The last two mountains of culture — and if we lose these two, we’re done. The family. It is absolutely under attack. And the last one is religion. And religion, I think at this point, is neutral. It could go either way. The same thing with the family. But it is certainly not a positive impact. And I will get into that here, just a bit with this amazing pollster and researcher on the culture, George Barna. And he’s with the Barna Group. And he’s a Christian polling firm that goes out and looks for what is affecting the culture. What is actually happening? David Barton is joining us, because this actually started with a conversation we had, how long ago, David Barton?
DAVID: Oh, it’s probably been about almost two months ago, Glenn.
GLENN: Okay. So we started having a conversation — why don’t you tell the story how we got here.
DAVID: Yeah, we were having a conversation, and you said, “We need to get people to get their pastors to preach about stuff. What do we ask them to preach about?” And I looked at you and said, “I don’t have a clue, but I think I know someone who does.” So I called George that night and said, “George, here’s the deal. Glenn would like to have people ask their pastors to preach about certain things. What do people want to hear? What do they want to —
GLENN: Looking for leaders.
DAVID: Looking for leaders.
GLENN: In our pulpits.
Now here’s what makes this weird: The self-declared “prophets” of Seven Mountains theology believe that Mormonism is a heretical cult, and if they took over and created a theocracy of the kind they want, Mormons would likely be persecuted.
Is Glenn Beck Mormon?
Glenn Beck is also a convert to the Mormon faith, joining the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1999 along with his wife and children. If you do one thing on this site, be sure to watch the video where he talks about his conversion story in more detail!
Ted Cruz’s father is a Dominion, and Glenn Beck is a Mormon, and this is, IMHO, shows how the two unite....dangerous combination!!!
Cruz knew exactly what he was doing when he set himself up from the outset as the only Christian Conservative and thus, the only ethical choice for Christians of any denomination. That’s why he is doing well in caucus states. Despite Scriptural admonitions not to do so, many Christians are guilty of measuring themselves by themselves instead of the guidelines of The Bible.
It was a brilliant and vote-getting political strategy. However, I wouldn’t be in his shoes for anything in this world, even if he gets to be President of the whole world. There are consequences for such actions.
You’re right about the look on CRuz’s face, when he’s with Beck. Pure submissive dog.
CRuz knows how quickly Beck can turn on folks....and turn on them BIG.
There’s no telling what Beck has on CRuz (Beck BFF David Barton even has control of the PAC $$, now.) Maybe it’s just as simple as the fear of Beck turning on him thing.
I’m not, I like Cruz and Trump, would vote for either, but don’t understand why Cruz didn’t see Beck for what he is from the start.
And while we’re on the subject of disavowals, I wonder why the congressional ‘rats were never called upon to disavow Robert Byrd, the Exalted Cyclops of the Klan or something, before they designated him the “conscience of the Senate”.
And of course Sanders will never have to disavow the endorsement of the US Communist Party, I don’t even think that’s considered a negative amongst his looney followers.
If Trump is Hitler, does that make Cruz Gregor Strasser? And I guess Ernst Roehm might match up to Rubio.
Jerimah Wright::Barak Obama
Glen Beck::Ted Cruz
Mentally ill clown. He makes all conservatives look crazy and silly.
Then mission accomplished.
[As a Christian I cannot support anyone who has the theology of the Seven Mountains of Dominionism.]
The SEVEN MOUNTAINS are PRAYER POINTS. We use them for National Day of Prayer Service. Pastors lead prayer in the areas of churches, government, education, military, business, family, media.
This Dominionism thing must be some kind of crazy sect that has perverted the Seven Mountain concept.
TED CRUZ is a SOUTHERN BAPTIST. That doctrine does not agree with the SOUTHERN BAPTIST doctrine.
Syphillis does that to a brain
more Hitler this morning.
SO? If Cruz wants his help, what's the problem?
Let Cruz take care of his own campaign and let Trump take care of his own campaign.
Fair enough? If Cruz is a "Liar", why not call trump a "Nazi?' What's the difference?
Begs the question: Why has Cruz refused to publicly disassociate himself and denounce Becks endorsement?
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