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Christ set the path, the standard by which we are to follow.

There are not millions of people sidling up beside the king of Syria calling him 'wise' in Christ's name.

Again if you knew historically what Damascus/Syria and/or Assyrian represented you might understand how Mr. Warren flushed his credibility as preacher in Christ's name.

Let him then find another method and means outside of selling his writings, claiming it Christian as helping. He helps no one if he misleads people away from Christ by preaching peace, peace, peace, when Christ Himself said there would be NO peace until He returns. Further the mark of the pretender Christ is that very thing peace, peace, peace and if Mr. Warren reallllllllly knew his Bible he would know this.

Christ is said to be returning with a two edged sword for a harvest, now that is not a picture of huggggs and kisssses, love, love, love, like some 60's hit song.

I think I understand where you are coming from. Rick Warren does not believe what you believe and so you feel obligated to condemn him. It's a free country. You are free to condemn and hate all you want to.

I think that Mr. Warren is doing good things and I am pleased that he is out there doing them. I think good works count for a lot. That's my view. We are not going to agree.

I find condenmation and attack to be probably the most oppressive and harmful things going on in this world. I prefer those who are loving and forgiving regardless of whether you three judge and condemn them. As I say - you are free to spend all your time condemning others if it floats your boat. And I will praise those who I see doing good works and be thankful that they are out there doing them - even if they don't believe the same thing I do.