Second American Revolution: Steve Schlissel (4 of 6)

[icantfindanamethis]

The devout american christains' problem is they have no translator their language is alien to the blue states....its practically medieval sounding, even if their values are something i respect

theres simply too much space between earth bound mainstreamers & and a spiritually centered culture, especially these days with cell phones & modems & general material abundance....but it CAN be minimized

we have look for the similarities in beliefs instead of the differences

....but hey just my view :P

[opinionhead444]

I find it highly disturbing that Law of Christ hasn't been ennacted in it's own country of origin (at least the modern incarnation of it), but it must be established in a place that was never hinted at once in prophecy as the Law of the land.

The American Constitution is fine as is.

[AbsoluteTruthSeeker]

I see where you coming from: defending your message as a priest, your position and benefits of priesthood. Yes, scriptural message is Divine, your perceptions however may not always be that and that's real point you skip in your bookworming escapades. Substituting true wisdom with quasi intellectualism of a scholar isn't really Divine.

[AbsoluteTruthSeeker]

Religion is merely an eternal quest for a True one. Jesus doesn't mean "scholar" or "believer" or "devotee/follower". Jesus means "redeemer" or transformer and spiritual transformation is the real meaning of Human life as well as scripture and commandments. Religion -- "transforming darkness into light" not intellectually opposing irreligion, but transforming. Yahweh merely means "I am the transformer" -- and this is Divine.

When you get to that point, God will speak to you directly.

[jcr4runner]

Book? This is from a DVD. It would be great for people to have it if they really want it.

If we don't need to look at anything except the Bible, then why do you write anything at all and why do you look at YouTube?

[blue62626]

why do we need to buy your book.Just look at Bible