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Showing posts with label anti-Christ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anti-Christ. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Presidents Anti-Christ

Good news! Only 10% now think Obama is the Anti-Christ, according to a new Public Policy Polling survey. What a creative bunch. Especially the Southern Baptists among them, it seems. Wade Burleson tells us that the video below is the work Carl Gallups, the Southern Baptist pastor of Hickory Hammock Baptist Church in Milton, Florida. Gallups is a graduate of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (an SBC seminary).

Read Burleson's sad, blissfully brief review here.

Or consider the possibility that Obama is one in a series, since other recent presidents have also been declared the Anti-Christ:

Frank Schaeffer summed it all outrageously up for Rachael Maddow:

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That new poll may have found evidence of contagious Shaefferesque brain rot. Talking Points Memo reports:

Respondents were asked whether each of the two most recent presidents are the Anti-Christ. For former President George W. Bush being the Anti-Christ: 8% yes, 81% no, 11% undecided, with a breakdown among Democrats of 14%-75%-11%. And whether President Obama is the Anti-Christ: 10% yes, 79% no, 11% undecided, with a split of 19%-67%-15% among Republicans.

:looks for hiding place:

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Prophetable blogversation about the Anti-Christ

John D. Pierce at Baptists Today Blogs writes:

Someone at prophecies.org has revealed the staggering news that (drum roll, please) President Barack Obama is the Anti-Christ.

Unless it was an earlier president?

For his part, Pierce goes on to say:

My professors through the years explained that biblical prophecy is more about speaking truth to a current situation that predicting future events. Less crystal ball, more course-correction warnings.

We feel the entire piece is worth your time. Read it here.