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19 Aug 2011, 11:58 pm

Inuyasha wrote:
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And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

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Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer



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20 Aug 2011, 12:06 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

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Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.



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20 Aug 2011, 12:24 am

Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.


I seem to recall Paul saying that there is no longer any difference between Jew or Gentile, Greek or Barbarian, Roman or Scythian, slave or free, man or woman.
And I for one don't by into the whole rapture theology; rather, I hold to supersessecionism, or replacement theology of mainline faiths, which states that the church is spiritually Israel today, to which Christ will return to. And before you accuse me of any sort of Antisemitism, I'll remind you I believe Jews must be treated properly as you would anyone else - not because I think I'll get something out of it from God, but because Jews are human beings, as are Arabs, Germans, Chinese, Australian Aborigines, etc. Kindness to Jews as well as to anyone else is how Christians live their faith.
I'm not saying Beck can't believe in his end of days theology; I'm just saying that the rest of us have the right to be critical of it. Especially since that people who might otherwise be Antisemitic are supporters of Israel only because they think they'll be blessed by God.

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22 Aug 2011, 3:49 pm

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Beck and his friends are only siding with Israel because they expect Jesus to literally come back to Jerusalem, and usher in the rapture and his thousand year rule.
By the way, what's a shagitz?

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Since Mr. Beck is a Mormon, and Mormons count American Indians as Israelites, do the American Indians need to move to Israel, too?

I think that Glenn Beck simply knows that "supporting Israel" is where the money happens to be right now.

You never saw any of these Shagitzes off supporting South Sudan or East Timor.



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22 Aug 2011, 3:52 pm

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Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros.


:roll:

What "lies" is it now?

And, don't forget: Mr. Soros is a Jew. One of "God's Chosen People."

You had better be nice to him.



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22 Aug 2011, 7:59 pm

Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.


Except Mormons do not believe in the rapture.
They believe that the Jewish people will convert to mormonism or be posthumously converted.
Glenn is a convert so maybe they have not filled him in yet.


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22 Aug 2011, 8:06 pm

JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.


Except Mormons do not believe in the rapture.
They believe that the Jewish people will convert to mormonism or be posthumously converted.
Glenn is a convert so maybe they have not filled him in yet.


Beck is such a soulless opportunist that I doubt that he cares his religion of choice doesn't believe in the rapture. He's more interested in gaining the support - and dollars - of the evangelicals who had been his fan base since his Fox days, and who he's still courting.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer



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22 Aug 2011, 8:08 pm

Kraichgauer wrote:
JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.


Except Mormons do not believe in the rapture.
They believe that the Jewish people will convert to mormonism or be posthumously converted.
Glenn is a convert so maybe they have not filled him in yet.


Beck is such a soulless opportunist that I doubt that he cares his religion of choice doesn't believe in the rapture. He's more interested in gaining the support - and dollars - of the evangelicals who had been his fan base since his Fox days, and who he's still courting.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


should we put a count down clock on how long he stays a mormon?


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22 Aug 2011, 8:11 pm

JakobVirgil wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
JakobVirgil wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros. I'm trying to remember, were you the one I schooled before when someone here was trying to claim that Glenn Beck was calling for his audience to go shoot people, and proved that was just a snippet taken out of context and when you looked at what he actually said, it was something entirely different.


No, I was not that person.
But how does agreeing with George Soros have anything to do with disapproving of the evangelical theology (rapture, millenialism, earthly reestablishment of Israel in order to make this all possible) Beck is espousing?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Glenn Beck's beliefs could just as easily be that rapture is a couple centuries from now and that we should support the Jewish people out of a biblical standpoint that they are God's chosen people.


Except Mormons do not believe in the rapture.
They believe that the Jewish people will convert to mormonism or be posthumously converted.
Glenn is a convert so maybe they have not filled him in yet.


Beck is such a soulless opportunist that I doubt that he cares his religion of choice doesn't believe in the rapture. He's more interested in gaining the support - and dollars - of the evangelicals who had been his fan base since his Fox days, and who he's still courting.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


should we put a count down clock on how long he stays a mormon?


That would be interesting.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer



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23 Aug 2011, 4:41 pm

Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
And you people wonder why I think some people here just come unhinged whenever Glenn Beck's name is mentioned.

Fact of the matter is Glenn Beck has nothing against the Jewish people. Just because he has a problem with certain individuals whom happen to be "Jewish" does not mean he's an anti-semite.


Hell, there are Jewish people other there that have a problem with the same individuals Beck does, does that make them anti-semites too?


You guys are behaving just like the crackpots claiming that everyone whom is critical of Obama are racists.


Beck's attitude toward Jews in general is shaped by his theology. One of these days Jews will be treated like ordinary folks who happen to practice a peculiar religion. But that day is not now.

When a religious Christian wants all the Jews back in the Holy Land so Christ can come back, I get a little bit touchy and off put.

ruveyn

ruveyn


Trust me, it's not just Jews who get touchy over that.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Only the Jews that have bought into the lies spewed by George Soros.


?????

I gather that, according to Fr. Inuyasha, Jews now belong to one of two very different sects:

1. Good Jews, who listen to Glenn Beck, get their "news" from Fox News (or other tabloids owned by Rupert Murdoch), and who want to go to Jerusalem to welcome Jesus back and to hobnob with Glenn Beck and friends (such Jews are to be greeted as "basically fellow Christians" who will ultimately join their "fellow Christians" in Heaven);

and

2. Bad Jews, who do not listen to Glenn Beck (and do not get their news from Rupert Murdoch's tabloids), who have bought into lies spewed by George Soros (and possibly other Jooooz who made it to Glenn Beck's shyte list), and who, for some reason, do not wish to go to Jerusalem to welcome Jesus back.

The "Bad Jews" are not to be greeted as "fellow Christians", will not join their "fellow Christians" in Heaven, but will, instead, spend eternity being tortured in a lake of fire and sulphur together with their Liberal, Pinko and Commie friends.



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02 Sep 2011, 8:17 am

The Jerusalem Post has quite a diversity of viewpoints regarding Glenn Beck's visit

http://www.jpost.com/LandedPages/Search ... enn%20Beck



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02 Sep 2011, 11:41 am

What Israel needs more than Glenn is a set of miracles.

1. Every Muslim in the region drops dead because of Divine Intervention.
2. The Dome of the Rock is destroyed by fire from Heaven
3. And a voice from the sky loudly says: Don't F*ck with the Jews.

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02 Sep 2011, 11:43 am

What about Christians who live in the vicinity? There are (or maybe used to be) a fair number of Palestinian Christians.



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02 Sep 2011, 11:45 am

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What about Christians who live in the vicinity? There are (or maybe used to be) a fair number of Palestinian Christians.


God will know His own.

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What about Christians who live in the vicinity? There are (or maybe used to be) a fair number of Palestinian Christians.


God will know His own.

ruveyn


The Crusaders of old had a motto something like that - just before they'd rush in to slaughter Christians and Muslims indiscriminately:
Kill the all; the Lord will sort out the righteous!

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Kraichgauer wrote:

The Crusaders of old had a motto something like that - just before they'd rush in to slaughter Christians and Muslims indiscriminately:
Kill the all; the Lord will sort out the righteous!

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


That goes back to the days of the war against the Cathar Heresy.

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