[HereInTheHeartland]

Anyone who has followed this this revival can see its genuine.
Go read the social media posts of hundreds of people WHO WERE THERE and described what they saw and experienced.
That’s the record.
Or the family member who has been a part of it from day one.

But all it takes is a “podcaster” to spew out some nonsense, and all of sudden that person has followers.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Anyone who has followed this this revival can see its genuine.”

Not I. It was creepy-cultish from the get-go for me. But hooray for America where people have choices when it comes to religion.

[RoosterRedux]

People can judge for themselves. That's why freedom of speech is a valuable tool.

We don't need people telling us that free speech is a bad thing. We have Marxists for that.

Obviously, there are people right here on FR who are skeptical about Asbury. That doesn't mean it's not real. It just means that some people are more discerning.

Obviously you don't think people on Free Republic should have been able to listen to this podcaster (spewing his nonsense). Just a thought, but you might want to ponder that for a while.

[RoosterRedux]

BTW, I should add that if people are skeptical about the Asbury revival (or any revival), they should also be skeptical about the claims of podcasters like the one at the top of this thread.

As you said, his claims may be "nonsense."