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Rick Warren's Inauguration Prayer Steers Clear of Controversy While Invoking Jesus

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i want book add to kwno mort of jesus chrit.
for you people to help me to pray.
and meditation or to no mort from the bible.

dogbekomi of NY 6:49AM September 29, 2009

i want book add to kwno mort of jesus chrit.
for you people to help me to pray.
and meditation or to no mort from the bible.

dogbekomi of NY 6:48AM September 29, 2009

I believe I have been attending a 'church', Pentecostal...as I believed! In My Church we(members) have been using Rick Warrens' material. How uninformed and without Gods' spirit has my Pastor been recieving! Where is my faith been led astray to?
Question now is...Where can I find a church where the Lord Jesus is the 'headstone'?
Where is His word and 'His' Word only Proclaimed without anything ostructed with such a scheme such as G-12.
May the Lord almighty have His hand placed on this 'deomonic' movement!
I discoved this when I heard of the principals of G-12. Which "IS" what my chuch is being proclaiming now. I am very comfused once again!
IGNORANCE!!!
Nevertheless I will pursue searching for a chuch without this scheming G-12 movement!
As PROVERBS 1:7 states in His word. The enemy is fearing the the Lord and God always comes with His 'sword' of Victory!!!
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May the Lord Jesus dwell in our heart of faith!
Oh...guide us, Lord Jesus. Guide us with your unfailing Holy Spirit!!!
In Truth.

Jaime V of CA 2:36AM August 23, 2009

The word 'Jesus' is just as inaccurate as 'Isa'. Isa is simply the Muslim pronunciation of his name, Jesus is the Western pronunciation, but he was a Hebrew and in Hebrew his name was pronounced 'Yeshua'.
Also, Islam's view of Jesus is probably more accurate than Christianity's because Islam considers Jesus to be a mortal prophet, and when we look at a couple of the Messianic Prophecies, this is exactly what we see is actualy propheciesed.
'The Moshiach (Messiah) will be a man of this world, an observant Jew with "fear of God"' (Isaiah 11:2)
'With fear of God' not God himself, not one third of God, but a 'man' with 'fear' of God.
I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee (like Moses), and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall "command him."' (Deuteronomy 18:18-19)
Here God actualy says he will be a prophet, just as Islam considers him, and also says that he will be under God's 'command' not that he will be God himself, or a third of God, but under God's 'command'.
The Christian notion of Jesus as part of the trinity and actualy being 'God' completely goes against the Messianic Prophecies that are the basis for belief in the Messiah. They tell of a future divinly appointed mortal king who will bring Judaism to the world, yet Christianity is considered heretical by Judaism and is considered to be responsible for leading people away from Judaism so in order for the prophecies to be fulfilled, logicaly Christianity must fail in favour of Judaism.

Quazi Washboard 5:54AM July 18, 2009

It is compromised prayer to make everybody happy there but not a faithful prayer
1. First, Isa is not our Lord Jesus. Why mention this name ?
2. Prayers should be end in our Lord’s holy name-Jesus if we want Lord ‘s answer
Why Rick Warren compromises as a Christian leader? the same to all of us who claim Christians, Remember, God, our Lord Jesus, holy spirit is being with us, why we scare man and compromise to man ? why we please man not please God ? why we love man’s fame more than God’s glory why
sigh !!!

Gracemei of NC 2:21AM May 09, 2009

Is it not written - One CANNOT Serve Two Master's?
It is obvious that Warren has yet to decide WHO is his....

MaaT 5:53PM April 22, 2009

And here we see the fundamental, violent face of Christianity.
This kind of vile homophobic hatred really should have disappeared along with the last Nazis of WW2 by now, but because a 3000 year old Judaistic text says it's OK to hate homosexuals, many Christians (normaly a peace loving bunch) are already checking stones for weight and shape to see if they'd be any good for killing a fellow human being with.
Would it interest you to know that just by being a Christian, you are committing the ultimate heresy according to texts in the same Hebrew Bible that you base your hatred upon?
One of the messianic prophecies states 'The Moshiach will be a man of this world, an observant Jew with "fear of God"'(Isaiah 11:2) another says 'I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee (like Moses), and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall "command him."' (Deuteronomy 18:18-19) and there are several more that quite catigoricaly state that the Messiah is something less than God, not God himself but rather God's representative on earth.
By worshipping Jesus as God, Christianity actualy goes against some of the 10 Commandments;
'You shall have no other gods before me.'
'You shall not make for yourself an idol, whether in the form of anything that is in heaven above, or that is on the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.'
'You shall not bow down to them or worship them; for I the Lord your God am a jealous God, punishing children for the iniquity of parents, to the third and fourth generation of those who reject me' (Deuteronomy 5:6–21)
And do you know what the punishment for heresy is? Stoning apprently.
My point is, much of what people do or say is heresy to someone elses religion and if we took the words of hatred in any of countless ancient religious texts seriously, the whole of humanity would collapse under the weight of stones being thrown at one another. Christianity itself went against the religious rules of it's predecessor 'Judaism' in an attempt to make a better, fairer religion in which ALL people are welcome and Jesus himself cirtainly saw the writing on the wall and responded with these two clear lines of wisdom;
"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her" (John 8: 3-7)
'And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.' (Luke 6:31)
Society and even religion itself are in a constant state of flux, ever striving to make a better, more harmonious world. A world where no one would wish harm upon a person just for loving another person and wanting to make a commitment to them, so why can't you just go with the flow and leave your hatred behind with the opinions of those who lived thousands of years ago?
I suppose on this matter, the last word should come from God himself;
"Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against one of your people, but love your neighbor as yourself. I am the LORD." (Leviticus 19:18)

Quazi Washboard 6:36AM April 14, 2009

Rick Warrens statement that he is not "anti gay-marriage" implies that he supports gay marriage. God commanded that people involed in such act should be stoned to death. God destroyed a city called sodom and Gomora because of gay-marriage and other sexual perversion in Genesis 19:1-24.
Rick Warren should repent of his support for gay to God and apologise for the damage he did to the Church he claims to lead. His statement of apology and new position is a direct afront on the bible and God.

Alabi Bamidele 7:43AM April 11, 2009

Cyrus of XX
Could I ask you to heed your own plea for respect and respect the right of atheists to not be called 'perverts' for simply not following your religion.
We are all different with different beliefs but equal rights.
As an atheist, I would never dream of sinking so low as to resort to such vile name calling.
I respect your religious views and your right to believe what you want to believe, even if I don't agree with those beliefs myself and as Jesus (who I believe was a real historical character) once said 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto yourself.'
Respect is earned, not demanded with insults.

Quazi Washboard 11:27AM March 25, 2009

Thank you Katherine for your words.There are still great people like you who have not lost the faith of their fathers, faith they held on to during the tough times of US origin and history.
The nations of the world still believe that America will someday wake up, and turn back to the God who has been write this beautiful story called America.

Nkem Chima of NY 10:09PM March 17, 2009