Michelle and JimBob aka J'Chelle and Boob

[GeeGolly]

14 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

This must be that crossroads where you meet the devil. 😁

In Georgia? 😁🎵

[CalicoKitty]

$100 for a three night stay in a hotel?  Including meals?  

[Chicklet]

Bunk bed and a peanut butter sandwich? 

[crazy8s]

so is jer v or Bin going? they claim to wanna be preachers but would rather live off their wives' tv show fame rather than do any  real work

[Churchhoney]

38 minutes ago, CalicoKitty said:

$100 for a three night stay in a hotel?  Including meals?  

It started at $200 but they weren't getting any takers.   ETA: /s

Edited August 15, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Ohiopirate02]

35 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

This must be that crossroads where you meet the devil. 😁

Somehow, I feel like this insults the hardworking demons just trying to make a deal.  And none of these guys are going to leave able to play the guitar like Robert Johnson. 

[Churchhoney]

4 minutes ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

Somehow, I feel like this insults the hardworking demons just trying to make a deal.  And none of these guys are going to leave able to play the guitar like Robert Johnson. 

Agreed. ....And I've always thought the devil probably sold his soul so he could play like Mr. Johnson, actually. 

Edited August 15, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Churchhoney]

I wondered why JB and M were advertising this. ....

Now it looks like Duggs and Dugg adjacents are heavily involved with the Christian Shock Troops Fighting Those Who Believe in Fighting Covid.

Anti-quarantine, anti-Black-Lives-Matter, anti-antifa, anti-Gay Agenda, anti-environmentalism. They're hitting all the current hot buttons and declaring that all these things are being pursued with the goal of wiping out their specific faith.  And, just as I've been arguing MacArthur is doing --- they're trying to get all their fellow true believers to fight things in order to "engage on cultural issues of the day aimed at destroying the Church and the family!"

I'd say this and the MacArthur stunt are pretty closely allied in intent. 

JB and M must be quite committed to this. I'm surprised now that any of the Duggs ever pretended to be going along with social-distancing and so on at all. 

Makes you wonder who's paying for all this, doesn't it? I've got some ideas. 

And...they're going to send all these people back after urging them to talk about all this stuff in a very specific way -- in churches. Which can very quickly verge on the quite illegal. And somebody who appears to be remaining nameless is apparently picking up almost the full tab for it. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/america-at-the-crossroads-a-911-call-for-pastors-tickets-114195303226

America at the Crossroads: A 911 Call for Pastors (Aug 30 – Sept 2, 2020)

About this Event

America at the Crossroads: A 911 Call for Pastors

August 30 – September 2, 2020

For only a $100 registration fee – you will receive 3 nights hotel stay at the beautiful Gaylord Texan Resort, 6 meals and tuition for 20 hours of continuing education.

Enjoy three days of R & R, fellowship with other pastors and be equipped to engage on cultural issues of the day aimed at destroying the Church and the family!

America is in peril! We see rioting in the streets with showing no regard for life or personal property. For the first time in America’s history, we intentionally collapsed our economy over a viral threat originating in Communist Red China. Mayors and Governors are demanding that Churches and businesses close, while abortion clinics, liquor stores and big box stores are open. People are gripped with fear, yet where is the Prophetic voice of Almighty God?

As Hosea said, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge!”

We invite you to join us for three days of R & R, fellowship, food and training on Black Lives Matter, White Privilege, Critical Race Theory, Cultural Marxism, Covid-19 and the calls for Global Government!

Did you ever wonder what it would be like in the terminal generation of the Church that would be alive when the Lord Jesus returns for His own? We may be that generation!

Pastor, are you living in fear or are you prepared to lead and protect your flock as you boldly engage the culture with the Truth of Jesus Christ?

 

Sunday, August 30, 2020

3:00-5:00p Pastors/guests arrive

5:30p Guests arrive for dinner (name tags/check in)

6:00p Dinner Seating

7:00-7:20p Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick – Welcome/Importance of the Time

7:20 - 8:00p Pastor Paul Blair – The Compartmentalization of Christianity

8:00-9:00p Pastor Dan Fisher – The Black Robed Regiment Presentation

9:00p Dismissal Prayer/Final Instructions for Monday

Monday, August 31, 2020

8:00-8:30a Breakfast

8:30a-12:00p MORNING SESSION

Trevor Louden - Marx’s philosophy: Creating the chaos from which to create change.

Dr. Robert Jeffress – Why Should a Christian get involved in Politics

Trevor Louden - Frankfort Strategy of Socialism – take the seminaries, schools, Green Movement, LGBTQ, Islam, etc., - creeping Marxism from within

Pastor Stefan Broden - Infiltration, Political Correctness & Marginalization of the Church

12:00p-1:00p Lunch

1:00p-4:30p AFTERNOON SESSION

Pastor Paul Blair - Biblical Principles for Civil Government

Dr. Clifton H. Cathcart - The True Medical Science of Covid-19

Pastor Rafael Cruz – Personal Testimony: What happened in Cuba

Pastor Scott Lively – Personal Testimony: 25 Years of Antifa in America

Pastor Jack Hibbs - Personal Testimony: What is happening in CA

Closing Instructions

Free time/Dinner on your own

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

8:00a-8:30a Breakfast

8:30a-12:00p MORNING SESSION

Pastor Dan Fisher - Romans 13

Bishop E.W. Jackson - Black Lives Matter’s Goals, Missions and Founders, Critical Race Theory and White Privilege

Hon. Bob McEwen - Economics & Freedom

Video - Overview of America

12:00p-1:00p Lunch

1:00p-4:30p AFTERNOON SESSION

Media – How to Discern Fact from Fiction/Bias – Critical Thinking Skills

Pastor Steve Riggle - 63 Days

Rev. Bill Cook – Testimony: How to Network

Pastor Dexter Sanders - Testimony & Comparing the Political Platforms

Rick Scarborough – Jonathon Project

Closing Instructions

Free time/Dinner on your own

Wednesday, September 2, 2020

8:00a-8:30a Breakfast

8:30a-12:30p MORNING SESSION

Mat Staver, ESQ., BCS – Legal Rights as Churches regarding 501c3, LGBT & Covid-19

Pastor Steve Smotherman – Be Prepared for Battle within & without

Pastors' Panel & Next Steps - Paul Blair, Rick Scarborough, Dan Fisher, Steve Smotherman

Rick Scarborough - Enough is Enough

12:30p Dismissal

1:00p Checkout

EMLTA: How much the hotel really costs, according to the interwebs

   Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center

1501 Gaylord Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051, United States

+1 817 778 1000

$191

Cheapest

rate per night

These folks are getting 3 nights, PLUS MEALS, for $100, total. Things that make you go Hmmm....

 

 

Edited August 15, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Chicklet]

That agenda is horrifying. And I really want to know who their "medical expert" on COVID is? I'm sure it's a proctologist.

[Sew Sumi]

1 minute ago, Chicklet said:

That agenda is horrifying. And I really want to know who their "medical expert" on COVID is? I'm sure it's a proctologist.

I looked him up. He's in osteo therapy.

[Churchhoney]

1 minute ago, Chicklet said:

That agenda is horrifying. And I really want to know who their "medical expert" on COVID is? I'm sure it's a proctologist.

He appears to be an osteopath who declares himself a family medicine doc but appears to do a lot of stuff at spine clinics. 

So, you know, epidemiology and immunology expert. Not. 

[Chicklet]

Of course they can't include someone who actually knows what they are taking about. Having a real expert in virology. epidemiology, or public health would be too much for their little brains.

[crazy8s]

surely JED! must be signed up then as a candidate to save murica

[Churchhoney]

2 minutes ago, Chicklet said:

Of course they can't include someone who actually knows what they are taking about. Having a real expert in virology. epidemiology, or public health would be too much for their little brains.

But...but...but -- Look at what Hosea said!  'As Hosea said, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge!”'

They don't appear to grasp the irony of quoting this. 😁

[Sew Sumi]

2 minutes ago, crazy8s said:

surely JED! must be signed up then as a candidate to save murica

Is he going to lie and claim to be a pastor? I imagine Caldwell will be in attendance. This shitshow sounds right up his alley.

[Churchhoney]

Just now, Sew Sumi said:

Is he going to lie and claim to be a pastor? I imagine Caldwell will be in attendance. This shitshow sounds right up his alley.

Jed!2020 will be the surprise keynote speaker! I mean, he's a tv star and all....

[crazy8s]

17 minutes ago, Sew Sumi said:

Is he going to lie and claim to be a pastor? I imagine Caldwell will be in attendance. This shitshow sounds right up his alley.

well JED! does have the "Thomas Lakeview Bible Class" LLC  in his name. building is the small church/school reno shown by Jana, Laura and the howler construction crew.

Edited August 15, 2020 by crazy8s

[crazy8s]

10 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

But...but...but -- Look at what Hosea said!  'As Hosea said, “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge!”'

They don't appear to grasp the irony of quoting this. 😁

irony is beyond them

they also should go with "ye thee are a stiff necked people, failing to see the signs and warnings" from Moses in Exodus

[Churchhoney]

Opening night, they're getting a speech on The Black Robed Regiment, which is this -- 

"The term “Black Robe Regiment” referred not to a literal regiment of soldiers that wore black robes into battle but rather to the influential clergymen who promoted American independence and supported the military struggle against Britain. By encouraging the Patriot cause, those ministers helped muster critical support among members of their congregation—support the British begrudgingly acknowledged as vital to maintaining the colonists' frustrating resistance to British attempts to restore Parliamentary rule. In its implicit comparison of symbolic support to a specific body of troops, the term “Black Robe Regiment” is somewhat similar to the “fifth column” identified by the Spanish general Emilio Mola. (a partner to Franco) During that country’s Civil War in 1936, Mola boasted that he had four columns of soldiers marching upon Madrid and a “fifth column” of sympathizers already living in the city who would support the army once it arrived.....Advocates of the British crown found preachers’ support of the Patriot cause particularly detrimental to their efforts to maintain loyalty among the colonists. Such clergymen provided sanction for the cause of independence as well as formal support for the military effort. In the 1770s, most colonists still considered themselves aligned with England; many parishioners questioned the fundamental legitimacy of revolution, and of separating from Britain and consequently the Church of England. From their pulpits, these members of the Black Robe Regiment reassured their audiences that their revolution was justified in the eyes of God. Winning and maintaining the support of the population was critical in the American War for Independence, which relied heavily on the support of volunteers and the general population."

So conducting a bluntly political operation from the pulpits is exactly what's being urged here. Not that that's surprising for this kind of crowd. But it's pretty darned blatant, especially since the black-robed people are being almost completely subsidized by someone for their attendance at this indoctrination party. 

https://teachinghistory.org/history-content/ask-a-historian/24635

Edited August 15, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Chicklet]

They can't process reality because they are God's chosen people...wait those were the Jews, but but they are so God's besties. Small minds cannot take reality so they live in an alternative reality and fight anyone who tries to make them see the truth. It's painful for everyone involved.

[Churchhoney]

I wonder how JB and M came to promote this thing.

Despite its being in Texas, I don't see any evidence of Gothardite involvement.

And I guess I'd be surprised if any of these people asked them to promote it. I'd think that, shared ideologies aside, Jeffress, for example, would look down his nose at JB and M, big time, almost as much as I expect MacArthur would........

But I suppose it's a common cause that made strange bedfellows....and they do have a TeeVee audience.....despite TLC's long-past promises to the contrary. 

[ginger90]

5 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

and they do have a TeeVee audience.....despite TLC's long-past promises to the contrary. 

Sucks, doesn’t it! ☹️

[Churchhoney]

2 minutes ago, ginger90 said:

Sucks, doesn’t it! ☹️

Sure as heck does. And here it seems kind of dangerous to our republic, on top of everything else. 

Edited August 16, 2020 by Churchhoney

[DangerousMinds]

What is it with certain people’s use of Random Capitalization?

[Churchhoney]

4 minutes ago, DangerousMinds said:

What is it with certain people’s use of Random Capitalization?

divine Inspiration? 

[Ohiopirate02]

1 hour ago, Churchhoney said:

Opening night, they're getting a speech on The Black Robed Regiment, which is this -- 

"The term “Black Robe Regiment” referred not to a literal regiment of soldiers that wore black robes into battle but rather to the influential clergymen who promoted American independence and supported the military struggle against Britain. By encouraging the Patriot cause, those ministers helped muster critical support among members of their congregation—support the British begrudgingly acknowledged as vital to maintaining the colonists' frustrating resistance to British attempts to restore Parliamentary rule. In its implicit comparison of symbolic support to a specific body of troops, the term “Black Robe Regiment” is somewhat similar to the “fifth column” identified by the Spanish general Emilio Mola. (a partner to Franco) During that country’s Civil War in 1936, Mola boasted that he had four columns of soldiers marching upon Madrid and a “fifth column” of sympathizers already living in the city who would support the army once it arrived.....Advocates of the British crown found preachers’ support of the Patriot cause particularly detrimental to their efforts to maintain loyalty among the colonists. Such clergymen provided sanction for the cause of independence as well as formal support for the military effort. In the 1770s, most colonists still considered themselves aligned with England; many parishioners questioned the fundamental legitimacy of revolution, and of separating from Britain and consequently the Church of England. From their pulpits, these members of the Black Robe Regiment reassured their audiences that their revolution was justified in the eyes of God. Winning and maintaining the support of the population was critical in the American War for Independence, which relied heavily on the support of volunteers and the general population."

So conducting a bluntly political operation from the pulpits is exactly what's being urged here. Not that that's surprising for this kind of crowd. But it's pretty darned blatant, especially since the black-robed people are being almost completely subsidized by someone for their attendance at this indoctrination party. 

https://teachinghistory.org/history-content/ask-a-historian/24635

So we have an anti-antifa agenda and now a reference to Franco.  Lovely,  just lovely.  

[Churchhoney]

13 minutes ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

So we have an anti-antifa agenda and now a reference to Franco.  Lovely,  just lovely.  

On the bright side, somebody obviously thought they'd have to offer people a three-day vacation, meals included, for 100 bucks to get anybody to come to this. 😈

Edited August 16, 2020 by Churchhoney

[crazycatlady58]

24 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

On the bright side, somebody obviously thought they'd have to offer people a three-day vacation, meals included, for 100 bucks to get anybody to come to this. 😈

Yes, but they only get two meals a day. I would hold out for three meals and a cocktail hour.. yes I know they don't drink but if I went I would definitely be in need of an adult beverage.

[GeeGolly]

Well shit. Do a three day weekend in TX. Skip out on the sessions and claim hearing loss during meals.

[MunichNark]

Good heavens! Are these people entirely stupid? (Yes, I know...)  Who goes to a conference in times like these?

Also, can somebody please point me to the part in the Bible where Jesus whined endlessly about lost priviliges?

[Churchhoney]

39 minutes ago, MunichNark said:

Good heavens! Are these people entirely stupid? (Yes, I know...)  Who goes to a conference in times like these?

Also, can somebody please point me to the part in the Bible where Jesus whined endlessly about lost priviliges?

You mean this part, early in the gospels, where the young Jesus says -- "Hey! Who's been messing with my jars of gold, frankincense and myrrh! They're MINE MINE MINE!!!   WAAAAAAAAAA!"

And later, when he drove moneychangers out of the temple, he was just mad because they'd set up in his spot.

Edited August 16, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Chicklet]

11 hours ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

So we have an anti-antifa agenda and now a reference to Franco.  Lovely,  just lovely.  

But it has to be said- Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

I'm evidently very old as evidenced by this reference.

Edited August 16, 2020 by Chicklet

[doodlebug]

13 hours ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

So we have an anti-antifa agenda and now a reference to Franco.  Lovely,  just lovely.  

So, that means they are profa?  I had no idea that fascism was God's will for America. 

BTW, this Gaylord Texan Resort is actually quite nice and owned by Marriott.  The rooms run about 300 bucks a night without meals.  It does beg the question as to how this conference is going to be financed.  I can see Marriott giving them a deal for bringing a large group, especially these days,  but getting almost a 90% discount PLUS meals?  Somebody is paying for most of this and it ain't the preachers.

I find it interesting that they are proclaiming the patriotism of ministers during the Revolution when a significant number of pastors spoke out from the pulpit against rebelling against the King who was anointed by God.   As usual, they ignore facts that contradict their agenda.

For those who've never heard of him, Robert Jeffress is a Southern Baptist pastor who runs a mega-church in Dallas that claims 14,000 members.  His church has a TV and radio show named Pathway to Victory and he is estimated to be worth about $15 million.  He also appears regularly on Fox News to provide his religious POV on issues.

1 hour ago, Chicklet said:

But it has to be said- Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

I'm evidently very old as evidenced by this reference.

I am just as old and, every time I hear or read Franco's name, that's the first thing that pops into my head, too.

Edited August 16, 2020 by doodlebug

[Churchhoney]

35 minutes ago, doodlebug said:

 but getting a 2/3 discount PLUS meals?  Somebody is paying for most of this and it ain't the preachers.

 

It's considerably more than a 2/3 discount, actually. The guests -- and they really are somebody's guests -- are paying $100, total, for the entire three-night stay. That's an 89% discount and, of course, a lot more since they're also getting free meals.

The "fee" is obviously just a formality because somebody or something with deep pockets -- and some agenda or other that it/he/she/they hope these people will serve -- is picking up virtually the entire tab.

 

Edited August 16, 2020 by Churchhoney

[doodlebug]

26 minutes ago, Churchhoney said:

It's considerably more than a 2/3 discount, actually. The guests -- and they really are somebody's guests -- are paying $100, total, for the entire three-night stay. That's an 89% discount and, of course, a lot more since they're also getting free meals.

The "fee" is obviously just a formality because somebody or something with deep pockets -- and some agenda or other that it/he/she/they hope these people will serve -- is picking up virtually the entire tab.

 

Ooops!  you're correct, I was comparing $100 a night vs $300 when it should've been $33 vs $300.

[Churchhoney]

39 minutes ago, doodlebug said:

Ooops!  you're correct, I was comparing $100 a night vs $300 when it should've been $33 vs $300.

Yeah, I thought the same thing when I first saw it. .... Because the first is crazy and the second seems unbelievable. 

Either one would be a sign that something, um, odd, is going on. 😁

[MsJamieDornan]

19 hours ago, Chicklet said:

But it has to be said- Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

Best ever !

[skipnjump]

21 hours ago, Churchhoney said:

Yeah, I thought the same thing when I first saw it. .... Because the first is crazy and the second seems unbelievable. 

Either one would be a sign that something, um, odd, is going on. 😁

I wonder if it's going to turn into a political rally and that the cost is being covered by a campaign?  I also would be curious to see how many Covid cases come from this event. 

[Churchhoney]

14 minutes ago, skipnjump said:

I wonder if it's going to turn into a political rally and that the cost is being covered by a campaign?  I also would be curious to see how many Covid cases come from this event. 

I'd bet that's what it is from the outset. I mean, the agenda isn't about theology or treating people morally or the like. Not at all. And if the donors were religious groups, there'd be little reason not to just say who they are. Somebody hopes to fuel these vacationing preachers to say the right stuff from the pulpit in the fall -- and say it energetically because they're very scared about things that are happening in America.

Edited August 17, 2020 by Churchhoney

[ginger90]

This is who is listed on the event listing:

 

https://libertypastors.fairviewbaptistedmond.org/

[GeeGolly]

6 minutes ago, ginger90 said:

This is who is listed on the event listing:

 

https://libertypastors.fairviewbaptistedmond.org/

Oh my, this group seems just as wacked as the group of doctors that banded together saying covid is overblown and hydroxychloroquine is a cure.

[Churchhoney]

56 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

Oh my, this group seems just as wacked as the group of doctors that banded together saying covid is overblown and hydroxychloroquine is a cure.

Same opinions. Different grad schools.😁

Where the pastors get the money to provide hotel freebies is the still unanswered question, of course. Somebody who has deep pockets and hopes for particular outcomes is certainly bankrolling them. A bunch of pastors can't pay for this stuff on their own. But the actual funders of groups like this seem to keep their names out of it if they can, more often than not. More palatable to people if things look like grassroots movements, I guess. The grassroots can seldom put up a bunch of people at a fancy hotel, though!

 

Edited August 17, 2020 by Churchhoney

[Ohiopirate02]

I was curious and looked up the esteemed pastor who will discuss that evil organization known as antifa, and whoo boy it's a doozy.

https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/individual/scott-lively

If I ever have the opportunity to be within 10 feet of Scott LIvely, I will graciously take one for the team and re-enact that glorious takedown of Richard Spencer (which the gif function of these boards does not have).

[Churchhoney]

1 hour ago, Ohiopirate02 said:

I was curious and looked up the esteemed pastor who will discuss that evil organization known as antifa, and whoo boy it's a doozy.

https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/individual/scott-lively

If I ever have the opportunity to be within 10 feet of Scott LIvely, I will graciously take one for the team and re-enact that glorious takedown of Richard Spencer (which the gif function of these boards does not have).

Excellent plan.

He's something all right. He's the one who wrote the book claiming that all the Nazis were gay. Ergo, Nazism and fascism are the result of homosexuality and acceptance or tolerance of same. We can see how this kind of theory would appeal to Duggars and company! But of course now the guy is not just kinda sorta against Nazism/fascism (and homosexuality).....He's kinda sorta against anti-fascism, too. ..... Seems to me what he's mainly into is just fueling people's paranoia about whatever's out there at the moment. He's scared of everything and wants everybody else to be scared, too. And fear's a big driver of aggression....

Lashing out from fear of anything or anyone "different" or "other" or "not from around here" seems to me to be the basis of all of this. .... And the basis of Duggardom, absolutely.....Because what other than fear would cause you to create your own little universe and refuse to let anybody depart from it an inch?

Schools and school buses are horrifying. Working for anybody who isn't your father is horrifying. Any sexuality that isn't the one you know because it's yours is horrifying. Japanese and Ethiopian restaurants are either horrifying or scarily laughable. Any bible translation except the King James is horrifying -- because the others haven't proven themselves safe over multiple centuries. Leaving the house without an "accountability partner" is horrifying. Etc. Etc.

And yet they throw around the word "liberty" as if they like and recommend it.

Edited August 17, 2020 by Churchhoney

[BradandJanet]

Well, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said that grandparents need to go out and get Covid and die in order to save the economy. He said he would be willing to die for the economy, but I haven't heard a report on his efforts to do so. Perhaps he will update the audience on his attempts to get sick even though it's all a hoax. 

The oligarchy benefits from keeping the working classes dependent and obedient. Fear works very well. Religion is quite handy too. 

[Fosca]

On 8/16/2020 at 5:02 AM, GeeGolly said:

Well shit. Do a three day weekend in TX. Skip out on the sessions and claim hearing loss during meals.

Heck, being female, I’m sure I wouldn’t be welcome at the talks, and I would just sit at a table by myself and refuse to talk to strange men at meals (or order delivery).  Sound good to me.

[Churchhoney]

1 hour ago, Fosca said:

Heck, being female, I’m sure I wouldn’t be welcome at the talks, and I would just sit at a table by myself and refuse to talk to strange men at meals (or order delivery).  Sound good to me.

Looks like there are plenty of places to sit. 

 

[Zella]

2 hours ago, Churchhoney said:

Excellent plan.

He's something all right. He's the one who wrote the book claiming that all the Nazis were gay. Ergo, Nazism and fascism are the result of homosexuality and acceptance or tolerance of same. We can see how this kind of theory would appeal to Duggars and company! But of course now the guy is not just kinda sorta against Nazism/fascism (and homosexuality).....He's kinda sorta against anti-fascism, too. ..... Seems to me what he's mainly into is just fueling people's paranoia about whatever's out there at the moment. He's scared of everything and wants everybody else to be scared, too. And fear's a big driver of aggression....

Lashing out from fear of anything or anyone "different" or "other" or "not from around here" seems to me to be the basis of all of this. .... And the basis of Duggardom, absolutely.....Because what other than fear would cause you to create your own little universe and refuse to let anybody depart from it an inch?

Schools and school buses are horrifying. Working for anybody who isn't your father is horrifying. Any sexuality that isn't the one you know because it's yours is horrifying. Japanese and Ethiopian restaurants are either horrifying or scarily laughable. Any bible translation except the King James is horrifying -- because the others haven't proven themselves safe over multiple centuries. Leaving the house without an "accountability partner" is horrifying. Etc. Etc.

And yet they throw around the word "liberty" as if they like and recommend it.

I've come across that Nazi book before! Some crackpot I worked with referenced it, and I tracked it down. I read some weird shit, admittedly, but that is one of the most asinine, demented books I've ever encountered. 

[realityfan26]

11 hours ago, Churchhoney said:

Looks like there are plenty of places to sit. 

 

If I didn’t have to fly to get there, $100 bucks for a mini vacation isn’t bad. Although they’d have to pay me to listen to their speakers.

[doodlebug]

10 hours ago, realityfan26 said:

If I didn’t have to fly to get there, $100 bucks for a mini vacation isn’t bad. Although they’d have to pay me to listen to their speakers.

I'd love to sign up and blow off the conference and sit by the pool sipping cold drinks for 3 days.  Unfortunately a.  I am not a pastor, b. I am a lowly woman, unqualified to become a pastor and c. Texas is too far to drive and I don't want to fly these days