The Case for Faith

Heretical Beyond Belief

This video was shown Sunday in our adult Sunday school class. I walked out after N. T. Wright appeared on the screen. This man believes Jesus Christ and Paul followed their own agendas. He humanizes the Bible and Christ. In His book "What Saint Paul Really Said" Wright states: "Jesus believed himself to be called to a particular role in the Eschatological drama; and so did Paul." Jesus is God. God knew and preordained before the foundation of the earth was laid that He would become God-man. It wasn't as if He suddenly came to the conclusion that he had to perform some kind of religious role playing for history sake. Paul wrote the words of God and did not set out to pursue his own agenda. Paul and Christ "believed" is the standard statement of this man who is an Anglican Priest who preaches at Westminster Abby, a church of the apostasy. Very liberal in all arenas. <BR/><BR/>Wright is called the theologian for everyone, as he takes no solid stands on theology. He does not oppose homosexuality or any form of sexual promiscuity. In "What St. Paul Really Said," Wright states on page 156 that it (sex) is not to be ignored, denied or repressed according to Paul. Wright is a liar who leads many astray; yet, is quoted as a valuable recourse in this DVD and by many prominent so-called believers. Rick Warren is also in this video and he fellowships with homosexuals as he works with them to bring his PEACE plan to fruition. Rick Warren is also very liberal and stands with evil men who uphold every agenda opposed to Christ. Rick Warren writes his own doctrine as if he is God. However, it is Rick Warren's religion. <BR/><BR/>This video starts out on a very crazy note trying to figure out why Charles Templeton left the faith. The Apostle John states "they left us because they were not of us;" 1 John 2:19. The answer is simplistic. Those who are not of the true faith often leave the solid church that will not compromise. <BR/><BR/>The Bible also makes it vividly clear that we are to have nothing to do with the false teachers (2 Peter, Jude, 2 John, etc.) and this includes Templeton. Believers are not called to listen to those who teach contrary or try and figure them out. These deceived ones speak Satan's words and we are to stay clear. They are those who know the Gospel and they must not be played with spiritually as if they are innocent children. Christ and his disciples had nothing to do with the false teachers. They did not go and interview the Pharisees, Scribes and Sadducees and try and pick their brains to locate spiritual answers as to why they did not believe. They never sought fellowship with these wicked men. <BR/><BR/>Believers must only seek answers in the inerrant, holy, and immutable Word of God. They are to study to show themselves approved handling it accurately, using a reliable Bible translation such as the New King James. They are to delve into the Scriptures solely for truth. <BR/><BR/>It was very wrong for Strobel to play the silly games Hollywood plays, presenting man's stupidity with state-of-the-art productions. <BR/><BR/>Val Lee (Author of "Cliques in the Church")