What do Lehman Brothers, the Economic Bailout Plan, climate change and natural disasters have in common?
Come and discover how these and other current events are setting the stage for an unprecedented global crisis that will impact the lives of us all.
You will come away from these amazing, interactive Keynote presentations clearly understanding how you can face these coming crises unafraid and with absolute confidence.
JAVA FLOW COFFEE HOUSE
Washington & Fourth Avenue
THURSDAY, November 13 at 6 p.m.
Contact: 360.402.1154 or libertyofconscience@gmail.com
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Comments
this Jew says:
this is way misleading to post this on Olyblog without stating UPFRONT that this is a Christian event. Hello????
I myself would definitely feel like I was in a room full of SO's if I attended this event just on the basis of the post without looking at the flyer.
State your beliefs upfront, thats shady to hide it in the fine print.
Flyer update
Cursing God
Is cursing God the unpardonable sin?
No. — My God is wholely willing to pardon those who have offered up curses.
Yeah
I thought something was up when I read the text of the blog - so I was curious to see what the flyer said. It should be made clear that the event is from a religious perspective - that of belief in the rapture...
The Right Answers?
It seems that the Obama win might have even played into the hand of those who advocate Rapture - the idea that the world will suffer some sort of apocalypse where only the chosen few will be lifted up and elevated to some sort of elite status.
ugh. This is from the flyer:
Well, I am certainly curious! For example, is cursing God the unpardonable sin? Inquiring minds want to know.Are these two the same event?
If they are, I'd like to know why the person who posted here on Olyblog neglected to mention the religious nature of the event. I mean, it might be a tad awkward for someone to show up wanting to know what they can do about climate change, only to be subjected to a bunch of pseudo-millenialist wierd stuff.
The Canaanite's Call
Awkward indeed.
Oops!