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Townhall.com ^ | January 2, 2013 | Mike Adams

[Kaslin]

Mike Adams Column

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[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Good post. Satan is an expert at using people.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Oh, another passage came to mind:

Proverrbs 18:17 The first to plead his case seems just, Until another comes and examines (cross-examines) him.

[demshateGod]

So why in the world does he keep going back to that “church?”

[maica]

Thanks for posting these thoughtful Mike Adams columns every week.

[Tax-chick]

Maybe it’s the church his parents attend, and so he goes to services with them when he is visiting.

The teaching value of the train engine escapes me, especially in the context of Christmas. Do the pastors think their congregation couldn’t understand a simple sermon - just in words! - about the birth of Jesus? (Hint: There are some relevant words about this event in the Bible!)

[Kaslin]

He sure is

[Kaslin]

You’re welcome

[boomop1]

Thanks Kaslin. being from Wilmington NC and have many alleged friends at UNCW Mike is a jewel in the rough.

[upchuck]

Megachurches. Where going to church is like going to a sporting event or music concert. Too much of a supposedly good thing.

I’ll take a small church with less than 200 members any day.

[AppyPappy]

So why in the world does he keep going back to that “church?”

So he'll have something to write about.

[Kaslin]

I agree, unless being a Roman Catholic, the St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome if I were there

[Pining_4_TX]

Ha, ha, good point! His first mistake was in going to a church that has a woman pastor.

[Antoninus II]

My wife and kids attend this church.

[Carry_Okie]

Does he really expect anything different from industrial religion?

A facility like that needs one heck of a cash flow to keep running.

[texas booster]

If you didn't attend Christmas Eve services this year, what is your wife's perspective on the services?

What is her perspective on Mike's column?

[wbill]

Two Sundays before Christmas, a group of kids in our church did their annual Christmas Play. It was neither high-tech, nor particularly well-rehearsed, but everyone had a good time.

The next Sunday, our church choir (15-ish members) did a lovely Christmas Cantata. This was not high-tech either, but brought the congregation to its feet, anyway.

Mr Adams column is well-put. Sometimes, well-meaning people truly forget what's important.

[upchuck]

I bet your church doesn’t have 20,000 members.

[wbill]

Nope, it doesn't. But the meaning of Christmas doesn't get lost, either.

I'm still trying to wrap my head around what a Michael Jackson Impersonator has to do with the meaning of Christmas... :-)