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To: donozark; Tennessee Nana; Elsie

List goes on and on. Stealing for Jesus cuts all faiths. One of the worst forms of “lying for the Lord.”

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But Mormons have it as part of their Scriptures (Book of Moses where GOD commands Abraham to lie) and a vast and common practice (I was even taught it in mission prep class).

Bob Millet is a great proponent of it. Lie, lie, lie just to make ‘the church’ look good.

Christians condemn (or should) Baker and Swaggart and many other televangelists as well so your pathetic attempt at equating the two won’t fly.


234 posted on 05/27/2010 5:17:53 PM PDT by reaganaut (Ex-mormon, now Christian - "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see")
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To: reaganaut
All the Christian I know have called these shysters out. They pray for them, which we should do but in no way accept their behavior.
All we hear from lds is excuses about JS, BY and others.
235 posted on 05/27/2010 5:27:41 PM PDT by svcw (Habakkuk 2:3)
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To: reaganaut

Jim Bakker is back in the high life again. Thanks to his donors. And his phone banks, although not nearly as $ucce$$ful as prior to his conviction and sentence. Revived by a Christian millionaire from near Branson MO. And his continued success is due to Christian donors. Just sayin’. Stealing for Jesus is a wealth enterprise.

Stealing for Allah is a wealth enterprise. Oft times $ ops run from our nations prisons. Doubt if there is any religion that doesn’t practice $same.

I once took a Rabbi to prison. Life is strange. People in it stranger...And mankind is motivated by $$....


240 posted on 05/27/2010 6:00:32 PM PDT by donozark (Error encountered:Location is ambiguous....)
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