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Questions To Pastor John E. Coleman
A Recent Letter
On Acts
Dear Pastor John,
I’m enjoying your study in the book of Acts. I just
finished listening to the second part of chapter 2.
Your insights have brought to light some things I’ve
never been taught. Such as the “sound from heaven as of
a rushing mighty wind” and “tongues like as of fire”
being symbolic.
Reading through the book brings excitement to my
Christian walk. There is action, drama, suspense, and
heavy preaching. Acts is a wonderful book to study.
Thank you for putting in the time. I’m letting those I
know to listen to your teaching.
At
the end of chapter 2 you commented on evangelism. I
understand that salvation is an act of God’s call a
person’s life and that man cannot “win” anyone to the
Kingdom. Can you expound on the role of an evangelist
and biblical evangelism in the Church today in a future
radio cast?
Thank you and God bless,
Aaron Zuger
See;
Evangelism
Are you a Dispensationalist?
Yes I am. But first let me define
what the term implies to many that may not know it. "Dispensationalist
is a system of biblical interpretation and of theology which divides
God's working into different periods which He administers on different
bases. It involves a literal interpretation of the scriptures, a clear
distinction between Israel and the Church, and a premillennial,
pretribulational eschatology."
This is what I believe, know and will never change in that I have
scripture to back up my belief system. if you do not agree, please
do not attempt to convince me that I am wrong, I do not desire to
hear from you. If you want to ask me why I believe the way that I
do, I will not answer you. My role is not to assist you in coming
to know what I know, that is the role of the Holy Spirit. Ask of His
Person, He will answer you if you are a part of the elect. If you
are not, oh well, there you are!
What are your views on homosexuality?
I have a biblical view. Before I get
into what that biblical view is, let me say this. It matters not to
me if my neighbors are homosexual. It matters not if they get paid
medical insurance, partners rights or wrongs or anything that any
other American married couples gain from the government. I believe
that they have the right to live, be happy, be with each other if
they wish, to live as they want to live. In the same way that I believe
that those of the Islamic faith or belief has the right in this great
land to live and worship in their own way, so does the homosexuals.
I in no way hate them, fight against them, desire to stop them from
life in this land. Why, simply because they do not affect me in any
way. They cannot influence my children, or my grandchildren. I have
taught my children the standards of the scriptures. The homosexual
does not influence me. If I lived next door to a couple men or women,
it would not matter. I would speak and be kind to them, laugh at their
jokes, shop at the same market. I believe that Jesus would do the
same if He were here. If anyone would beat, smash, attempt to harm
any homosexual, I would take offence at the action upon any person
of different orientation, be it sexual or spiritual or even physical. As a Christian,
I have not compromised my faith by living in compliance to the laws
of the land and of humanity; "Thou shalt not kill!". God has never told me to hate anyone
because they are different from me. In that there is a clear distinction
between Israel, and the Church, likewise there is a clear distinction
between the laws of Moses for the chosen people in Old Testament Dispensational
time as opposed to where I am in this day and age as a Christian.
Now to answer your question, I believe in all that the bible teaches
against homosexuality in terms of practice even to the eternal consequence
which is a burning hell for all those that practice in deed and action
same sex sex. Look
up the scriptures yourself. Know what it is that you believe.
Tonia
Tomlinson
Tells The
Truth
THE PASSION OF THE WIFE
What is passion? How do we define
this word when applying it to the being of the wife? When
we see this word used in Acts 1:3, is this the correct
term to use when speaking of marital affection extended
from one to the other? Of course not. The Greek verb, “pascho,”
is used in this text and by no means can the passion of a
wife compare to the passion or suffering of Christ at
Calvary. When looking up the definition in the Webster’s
Dictionary, the most effective definition would be 5a: “an
ardent affection; Love and, 5b: “a strong liking or desire
for or devotion to some activity, object, or concept.
Passion for the Christian wife is a strong desire
FOR and devotion TO the one that God has joined her
with. This article was written only after God had me
question myself on some of the points discussed. I am not
where I should be. But now, knowing what is expected of a
passion-filled wife, I am accountable to make every effort
to become what my husband needs and what God requires.
God showed me ME before I could complete this
commentary. Needless to say, putting pen to paper caused
me some complexity and character adjustments.
Passion is the response of a wife to
her husband. Does this come immediately? Absolutely
not. It is developed in her by effort and the nurturing
love of her spouse. The wife needs to be able to respect
her man, look up to her man, admire him, trust in him, and
have confidence in him. The end result is a deeply rooted
love that cannot be torn nor ripped away by any cause.
But, always know, the evil one will constantly be tugging
and attempting to tear the very foundation down. And how
is this accomplished? Remove the passion of the wife and
you may possibly find yourself entering the point of no
return. As if in quicksand, the marriage sinks to a slow
death. Now let’s exclude sex from our discussion right
from the start. Love and sex are not synonymous. Now
that we’ve got that clear, where shall we begin?
What kind of wife are you? This
article addresses the passion, not the perfection of the
wife. Many of us strive to be the “perfect” wife and have
found that this is an impossible feat. Since we can’t
achieve this perfection, why do we then expect this
characteristic from our mates? Is that your desire? Is
your passion to create something in your mate that you
can’t achieve? Do we possess an attitude where the woman
rules her house and her husband is the one who is
completely sinful? This passion drives a woman to find
fault and criticism in everything her spouse does. This
woman constantly competes with her husband. She is
usually quite headstrong and domineering. This woman
isn’t a real wife. This woman is an imposter and a black
eye in the face of the real Christian wife. She has
betrayed her marriage vows.
The passion-filled wife has a desire
not only for her husband, but also to please God in her
marriage relationship. My husband had to teach me this
very important reality; God looks at the relationship, not
the individuals. Two have become one. What are you
presenting to The Most High? The passionate wife is
thinking in her relationship. Thinking about what? She
is thinking about how to make it better. She is
considering the motives of her heart. She is looking for
hollow places in her heart and how to address them with
her spouse. She is considering what her mate sees in her
beyond the outward beauty. What’s behind the front
display window and actually in the store? She is
contemplating those things she can do to satisfy the
desires of her man’s heart. You see no other woman can do
this. Only the wife has the opportunity and the ability.
A true passion-filled wife cannot reason away her duties.
She knows that what she holds is essential to that man.
Her passion makes her husband know there is no one else he
could possibly want. Passion inflames her, motivates her,
and sustains her. What do your desires look like? When
your relationship is in dire straits, in the worst type of
condition, seems like all is crumbling, what keeps you
standing as you weep? Passion. The passion to please God
and, yes, the passion for your husband is there.
What happens when you are punishing
your husband by not communicating with him? Do you really
believe that he is suffering alone? Come on! You are
suffering more than he is by maintaining the sinful
attitude. Perhaps you are comparing your relationship to
another. In your entire discontentment, you find your
best resolve is to compare your marriage to another
person’s marriage. And when you realize that jealousy has
set in, you get angrier with your husband. Why? Because
he has not given you everything you wanted, nor has he
caused your life to turn out the way you expected. In
other words, you are not mad at your husband as he leads
under God’s provision….you are mad at God. When there is
no passion, there will never be fulfillment. When God put
you with that man, you got exactly what He felt you
deserved! Self-righteousness is a difficult sin to repent
of.
The
passion-filled wife is not lazy. She is not a quitter.
She keeps at it. She is pursuing the ultimate love, the
vitality of the relationship. She is fighting
procrastination constantly so as not to allow the fires
die. In other words, she is not one to make a plan to
talk to her husband next year about why she no longer
desires to walk in the park with him on Sunday
afternoons. She knows that this type of putting off of
what is necessary can only lead to bitterness. Bitterness
kills passion, thus, it kills a vibrant relationship.
Unforgiveness kills passion. It also muffles your love
for Christ. The passionate wife could care less about
what people think of her. She is fearful of not pleasing
God in her relationship rather than man. Passion drives
her to have a heart for her husband so exuberant that what
people see is truth between a wife and her husband. For
the discontent woman watching, envy is usually the
result. It really doesn’t have to be this way.
Unfortunately, it is.
The
passion-filled wife looks at her faults and does not
grieve over them. She looks at them and corrects them.
This is the only way for her to find her true self and
come humbly and honestly before the Lord for help. Her
focus is not on her failures. This debilitates her and
weakens the relationship. She must become confident in
her abilities and her gifts. This doesn’t mean she thinks
more highly of herself than she ought to because this
leads to pride. She simply looks at her husband and can
see in him what he did not see in himself. She has
the ability and the permission to enhance her man, build
up her man, and lovingly and passionately encourage her
man. When this happens, the relationship is strengthened
tremendously. Her passion is more than a feeling.
Feelings come and go. Her passion is the illumination
of the mind and the heart. Her passion examines her heart
and checks her attitude. Her passion is deep and
abiding. It controls the innermost of her being. Her
passion is always present in her marriage relationship.
It is driven by love for Christ. Her passion is
submissive. Even in the dry desert, her passion quenches
her thirst. It fortifies and causes her to stop the
madness and make that relationship work. Passion says,
“Forget the silliness. Forget the absurdity. Forget the
foolishness. Forget “The Purpose-Driven Life.” Why won’t
someone write a book called “The Passion-Driven Wife?”
thank you Tonya!
 This is a
picture of Tonya's Class Baby Basics. . . At Anselm.
A Ramie Lynch Special
Ramie has always written concerning the Christian
faith with such a boldness that it is indeed a
pleasure to place more of his work up on the site.
Godly is not the words that describe adequately
his expressions of the African American culture as
well as the refusal of that same community to see
Christ from the perspective of biblical
authenticity. I had to make room on the
front page to pose his latest writ. Enjoy!
Pastor John E. Coleman
12-17-04
A "7" Point
Peace Plan For African American Culture
In numerous messages,
I have pointed out the problems of Black
America. Today, I have decided to write about
something different. I plan on outlining my 7
point plan for fixing Black America. Yes, I
have solutions to the problem.
First
and Foremost, we (black folk) need to get on
our knees and repent. Individually and
collectively we need to confess to God our
sins and start anew in Christ. We also need to
read our bibles and examine the scripture
(especially Proverbs) to find solutions to our
problems. It is amazing how wise someone can
become by reading the bible. There is an
amazing amount of wisdom in it's pages. For
example, the bible forbids sex outside of
marriage. If we just followed this command. We
would immediately, eliminate out of wedlock
births and the spread of AIDS in our
community. The bible also commands that Thou
shalt not kill. If we followed this
commandment, we would halt the abortions and
murders within our community.
Secondly,
we need to take responsibility for our
actions. That means that we no longer blame
others for our misfortunes. That means that
the white man and society can no longer be
used as scapegoats for our individual and
collective failures. We must rise or fall
according to our efforts.
Third,
we need place an emphasis on the value of
getting an education. Our youth need to be
taught that education opens doors in life. We
must stop this foolishness of equating high
educational achievement with "acting white."
Black folk are just as intelligent as white
folk. In fact, even more in some
instances. All of our youth should pursue
knowledge with the same desire that they put
into playing professional basketball and
football. Could you imagine the results if
they did this?
Fourth,
we need to teach our youth character and the
importance of family. Boys need to be taught
what it means to be a man. Girls need to be
taught what it means to be a woman. The boys
should be taught that a man takes care of his
family. He provides for them. He provides
leadership and protection. Girls should be
taught that women carry themselves with
dignity and grace. They support their men and
give guidance to their children.
Fifth,
we need to stop voting for the Democrats. It
is stupid when any group throws 90% of their
support to any political party without
demanding anything in return. We need to
outline an agenda of issues that are important
to our community. Then, we make the
Republicans and Democrats compete for our
votes.
Sixth,
we need to get rid of these so called black
leaders. The civil rights movement is over. It
was largely successful. We still have barriers
to overcome, but marching in the streets will
not solve them. Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton,
and all the other hucksters need to go away.
Black folk should develop the capacity to
think for themselves. We do not think the
same. The bottom line is that we should
develop a biblical worldview and make our
choices within its framework.
Finally,
we need to enter into a covenant with God. We
must dedicate ourselves to developing a
relationship with him and seeking his purpose
for our lives. The scripture teaches that each
of us have received gifts from the Holy
Spirit. Some teach, Some preach, Some Listen,
etc...... We should find out what they are and
use these gifts to help others and glorify
God.
Here is
another question:
Hi Pastor John,
I had the pleasure of
meeting you years ago in L.A. I used to work the
graveyard shift, where as a janitor they allowed us to
listen to walkman's so I use to listen to you and
Harley Howard. I work swing shift now, so I can only
catch about half of your program on RAM radio as I'm
driving to work. I've gone to your website, and
although you have been talking about The Purpose
Driven Life I can't find anyway to get tapes or
articles on what you are saying.
Here's the problem: I'm
a teacher at Immanuel Baptist Church in Highland where
last year they had the whole church go through some
nonsense called "Forty Days of Purpose" based upon and
involving the use of Rick Warren's book
The Purpose Driven Life.
When I saw the cover of the book I was instantly
suspicious because I don't believe that anything a
true Christian writes that reveals the Word of God
correctly could ever be a best seller to unsaved
people. I have been a Christian for a long time, and
I have never known the unsaved to embrace anything
that is totally Christian in view or practice. Sure,
they do their little religious thing here and there,
but if a book were written today that showed the truth
about what is expected of one in the Christian life
the unsaved would run from it like a plague. In fact,
most Christians wouldn't read it no more than they
presently read their Bibles.
Now my church is about
to embark upon more craziness by doing "40 Days of
Community" which appears to be another Rick Warren
devise. Pastor John I need any information audio or
article that will help me to show those over me at
this ministry what is wrong with this stuff. We are
suppose to start this stuff in October, so if you
could get back to me as quickly as possible that would
be good. I would not teach the other book, and I can
not teach this one either. Those over me may not
agree, but at least with the information they'll see
my point of view.
In parting I was just
wondering if this type of stuff is more on the rise
than ever. I remember warning my church leaders not
to get involved with Promise Keepers because of whom
they were associated with, their false teaching
speakers, and their lukewarm gospel message. They
told me that they thought that the good Promise
Keepers could accomplish was better than the bad. Is
that what Christianity is turning into, where the
church chooses the lesser of two evils?
Yours for Jesus,
Greg
My Answer:
Thanks for asking. First of all,
how much of the written word do you really believe?
Are you willing to approach this pastor and simply ask
him why would he carry the whole church through a
secular book that the world embraces as opposed to the
blessed word of God. The men that assist in the
placing of this text in the hands and hearts of God's
people are either deceived themselves, or have become
practitioners of a false gospel. Take that stand
Greg. Tell him that you will not place your
bible on the shelf and attempt to replace traditional
values with Rick's silly handbook for sinners
pretending to be Christians. When he devises a
systematic plan to kick you out of his "thing", that
church, leave with a big smile on your face knowing
that you are doing God service. Then (In that
you know bible) set up your own bible study in your
home and train or equip others in the proper use of
reading scripture and living up to the standards of
God's words alone.
Another
question with a response;
Dear Pastor John, I was pondering on this Purpose
Driven stuff, and I thought it might add an
interesting twist if you haven't dealt with it as of
yet. Why can't the people of the Southern Baptist
Convention see the things that most thinking
Christians have seen that are wrong in the PDL/PDC
stuff?
Their are supposed to be a conservative voice in
the wilderness. But yet none of them have denounced
any of the Church Growth Movement and Ecumenism that
is espoused in the pdc/pdl material. What's up with
that? Here's some of my answers:
1) It's all about
the Benjamins - SBC's missions,
ministry, church planting are funded by their
Cooperative program. Every SBC church is required to
give into this entity to be considered an SBC
church. Warren's SBC and no doubt donates heavily.
Not to mention all the purpose drivel merchandise is
bringing in a pretty penny.
2) Just a Good Ol'
Boy never meaning no harm - The SBC
might better at turning their heads as opposed to
turning the other cheek when it comes to one of
their own. Hence, Jerry Falwell has never been
checked for being religious right(politically), or
ties to South Africa during the apartheid period.
Slick Rick's won't be checked either because he's
one of the SBC elite.
3) Southern Pride
- They just won't admit the entire concept
is wrong. Why that would be admitting not just that
Rick Warren is wrong, but we (SBC) are wrong. No can
do! The South will rise again, SUH!
4) Do what I do
- Entirely too many pastors are too lazy to
get off the dime and formulate their own paradigms
for New Membership classes, evangelism and personal
outreach. And they will not stop and think for
themselves.
5) Manchurian
Candidate - In spite of the
liberalism of Fuller Theological Seminary, Robert
Schuler, C. Peter Wagner, John Wimber, and the Jesus
Seminar and others, those in the SBC that endorse
this Purpose Drive Stuff are being brainwashed into
thinking it is a good thing, all the while grooming
" their candidate". All I keep thinking of is
Denzel in the preview of the this new movie saying "
they got into our head". He's subtly inside the head
of the people endorsing this.
6) Finally - Who AM
I - There is an identity crisis afoot in
evangelicalism. When evangelicals support a mystical
New Age Proponent - Peter Drucker who is Rick
Warren's main partner in the Purpose Driven control
philosophy - do they really know who they are? When
Baptist are endorsing The Passion - by a known Roman
Catholic- do they really know who they are? When
Baptist can't catch on to Mother Teresa being quoted
in the writings of another so-called Baptist pastor,
a person who had a universalist way of viewing
people and this is never pointed out as inconsistent
with biblical Christianity we have a group of people
that don't know who they really are?
Christians don't endorse this sort of
thing. Nor do they endorse Paul (David) Yonggi Cho,
the New Age Korean pastor (false teacher) who
endorses word faith theology, and then the interview
with Rick Warren is linked to a website called god
and gays!
There are some Southern Baptist that
really need to take a long hard look at themselves
and say Who AM I? It's more to this than a book.
God Bless Pastor John; Some food for
thought. Donald Hightower
My answer:
I appreciate your insights. It is my
personal belief that this church growth thing is
just the beginning of the end for the organized
church. Every movement has it's beginning.
It has to start somewhere. The testing of
the waters is what we are experiencing. How
far will the organized church allow us to go with
our new ideas? How much bible to they know,
and of course, how much money will we loose if we
do not follow this course. There was a time
when men of God just stopped doing those things
that they were doing, simply because there was not
enough funds to do it with. Trust me, I
lived through that time. Now it appears that
the Lord has given me a clear go ahead to do
ministry in the way that He is pleased with,
without a purpose driven mind set. We had a
packed bible study last night as we worked through
scripture and allowed the Holy Spirit to use me in
ways that He use to many years ago. Look
forward to many so called evangelicals to jump on
the wagon of purpose. As long as people do
not know their bibles, they will be apt to join
the party line.
A good comment on Purpose
Driven Invasion:
Hi Pastor John,
I had the pleasure of
meeting you years ago in L.A. I used to work the
graveyard shift, where as a janitor they allowed us to
listen to walkman's so I use to listen to you and
Harley Howard. I work swing shift now, so I can only
catch about half of your program on RAM radio as I'm
driving to work. I've gone to your website, and
although you have been talking about The Purpose
Driven Life I can't find anyway to get tapes or
articles on what you are saying.
Here's the problem: I'm
a teacher at Immanuel Baptist Church in Highland where
last year they had the whole church go through some
nonsense called "Forty Days of Purpose" based upon and
involving the use of Rick Warren's book
The Purpose Driven Life.
When I saw the cover of the book I was instantly
suspicious because I don't believe that anything a
true Christian writes that reveals the Word of God
correctly could ever be a best seller to unsaved
people. I have been a Christian for a long time, and
I have never known the unsaved to embrace anything
that is totally Christian in view or practice. Sure,
they do their little religious thing here and there,
but if a book were written today that showed the truth
about what is expected of one in the Christian life
the unsaved would run from it like a plague. In fact,
most Christians wouldn't read it no more than they
presently read their Bibles.
Now my church is about
to embark upon more craziness by doing "40 Days of
Community" which appears to be another Rick Warren
devise. Pastor John I need any information audio or
article that will help me to show those over me at
this ministry what is wrong with this stuff. We are
suppose to start this stuff in October, so if you
could get back to me as quickly as possible that would
be good. I would not teach the other book, and I can
not teach this one either. Those over me may not
agree, but at least with the information they'll see
my point of view.
In parting I was just
wondering if this type of stuff is more on the rise
than ever. I remember warning my church leaders not
to get involved with Promise Keepers because of whom
they were associated with, their false teaching
speakers, and their lukewarm gospel message. They
told me that they thought that the good Promise
Keepers could accomplish was better than the bad. Is
that what Christianity is turning into, where the
church chooses the lesser of two evils?
Yours for Jesus,
Greg
And still another. . .
.
Pastor John:
I was searching the
internet for more resources from Dr. Bob Klenck when
I came across your site. Wow, what a blessing to
find your ministry and see that you have partnered
with Dr. Klenck to expose these unbiblical trends in
evangelicalism today!
Over two years ago, I
came out of a "Willow Creek-type" church that began
to be overrun by pragmatic, seeker-sensitive
teachings. My family and I left immediately and were
blessed to find a local Reformed Baptist church that
preached the Word, and ONLY from the Word. During
this process, I started a website called Christian
Unplugged, which is calling all Christians to come
out of, or "unplug" themselves from, the worldly,
purpose-driven movement which is exalting manmade
techniques over God's Word. I invite you to take a
look at it and read my personal testimony at
www.christianunplugged.com. (In fact, I have
some of Dr. Klenck's wonderful resources on my site,
too.)
Anyway, I was so pleased
to see that you, an African-American man of God, is
not only speaking out about this Purpose Driven
junk, but that you are preaching the Doctrines of
Grace, commonly known as Calvinism. I had no idea
that this kind of biblical, godly message was being
preached to the African-American community. I am
sure you are finding much resistance from the
traditional Arminian black churches that may have
never heard God's Word from the Calvinist viewpoint.
However, I truly believe that no changes in these
churches will take place unless they hear the
biblical theology you are preaching. I hope God
raises up more men like you to bring about this
change.
Brother John, I thank
you for your ministry and I will pray for you to
continue to boldly preach the pure Gospel to the
people in your community and beyond. I truly believe
that God will use your one small voice to reach out
to many people that have been blinded by their
tradition.
May God bless you,
Chris Carmichael
"All
Grown Up In Christ"
By Ramie Lynch
"When I was a child, I spake as a child, I
understood as a child, I thought as a child: but
when I became a man, I put away childish
things".
1 Corinthians 13:11
Today, I have been thinking about my life and
how much I have changed over the years.
Something my grandmother used to say comes to
mind: "Life is filled with changes." At one
time, I did not take my faith seriously. I may
have professed Christ; but I did not live my
life like a true Christian. I sat by silently
when I heard others blaspheme the name of the
Lord. I was around all manner of sin. In a way,
I was like Lot. Although I did not actively seek
to engage in the lusts of the flesh, I still
liked being around it.
The same thing is true with my politics. At one
time, I was like the masses of black folk. I
followed Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. I
obsessed on how the white man and society were
keeping me down. I believed that the creation of
government programs would solve the ills of my
community. I voted the Democratic ticket without
even considering the issues on the table.
About 5 years ago,
something happened that changed my life. I
started reading the bible. Slowly but surely, it
was revealed to me how I was not living a true
Christian life. I may have claimed Christ; but I
did not obey his commands. I believed his word,
but I did not follow its precepts. During this
period of self discovery, I learned a new word:
"Biblical Worldview." This word means that the
bible serves as the foundation for your
decisions. In other words, you look at the world
through the lens of the bible.
It was at
this point that my life changed. I stopped
listening to certain types of music and stopped
using vulgar language. I also stopped voting for
the Democratic Party. I could no longer vote for
candidates that support abortion and
homosexuality. I started to become bold in my
faith. It was also at this time that I started
writing emails to family and friends on
religious and political issues. It's hard to
believe that I have been at this for five years
now. There have been many times that I have
wanted to stop writing and sending articles
because of the personal turmoil that it has
brought into my life.
A few Sundays ago,
the pastor was preaching about how the church
has no power. He was preaching about how the
early church was on fire because of the gifts of
the holy spirit. It was through the holy spirit
that the saints became bold, spoke in tongues,
healed the sick, and proclaimed the gospel. It
was at that point I understood my role. We have
all received some kind of gift from the holy
spirit: Some teach, Some preach, Some speak in
tongues, Some heal, and in my case some write.
I have often
written that I consider myself a watchman. I
comment on what's wrong and try to warn the
people. Sometimes my commentary has been labeled
anti-black and judgmental. Believe me when I
say; I am nobody's judge. It is only by the
grace of God that I am saved. Reading the bible
transformed my life. It was as if scales have
fallen from my eyes. I can see things clearly
now. In other words, I have grown up.
With that said, I
will bring this lengthy discourse to an end. I
felt it necessary to reveal the reasons I think
like I do and feel compelled to share my ideas
with others. Maybe then, some folks will stop
thinking that I am crazy or have lost my mind. I
am not anti-black. I have not sold out. I have
not forgotten where I have come from. I do not
stand in judgment of others. I do not condemn
people to hell. In fact, they condemn themselves
there. I only ask that folks repent and turn to
Jesus.
If you wish for me to remove you from my rant
and rave email list, reply to this message and
let me know. After all, I'm a right wing,
Christian black conservative who speaks his
mind. Who wants to hear what I have to say?
Ramie
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