Something for them to think about?

[Moonobserver]

The Bible tells of God warning the people that he would test them with false prophets and false teachers, and admonishes the people to test everyone who claims to be a prophet or teacher to see if their claim holds up.

45 has made demonstrably false claims, from saying that the Constitution authorized him to do whatever he wanted to claiming that he won the bogus AZ audit whose organizers themselves say he lost, yet some still apparently regard him as a divinely appointed savior.

If anyone knows any Christian 45 supporters, are they willing to ask themselves about this? If they believe that he's some sort of divine agent, would they be willing to consider that he might be a test to see if they will accept his falsehoods or reject them? And if so, might that move them toward snapping out of a cult-like way of thinking?

[Sexton Blake]

They are just another religious cult out to control people while quietly relieving them of their money.

 

Of course they tell endless lies as all cults do, but anyone stupid enough to join them is not going to listen to anything against them because they are now firmly rooted in a fantasy world.

 

All you can do is to warn other people against joining them.

[Moonobserver]

15 hours ago, Sexton Blake said:

They are just another religious cult out to control people while quietly relieving them of their money.

Wrong. There's more than just a religious cash-grab scheme going on here. There's been a war against the Wall of Separation for a long time, and that's cause for even greater concern.

[Sexton Blake]

Such cults are like Covid 19. They are nasty offshoots of the original disease causing a new improved havoc of their own.

 

All religions should come with a mental health warning.