No Comment Whatsoever [video]
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Rev. Jeremy Smith
Musings from a United Methodist Pastor who is also a technology nerd. It's funny how often the two intertwine.
Hacking Christianity began in March 2008 and since then has been highlighted on NPR, UMC.org, and the UM Reporter.
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If the King James version was good enough for Jesus, it's good enough for me.
This is more sad than anything else. I wonder if all of the 14 members of the church are related to the knucklehead "pastor."
One advantage of a connectional church is that there is some way to control situations like this.
Well, they will be having BBQ chicken and Benny Hinn was on the list of heretics, so it can't be all bad.