Is anyone listening to Sam play the tape of Falwell?

[marmar]

Talking about the Lord coming for the Rapture in the 21st century, because we're becoming a cashless society where everyone uses plastic, which is the mark of the beast?
I cannot believe that crackpot :crazy: still has a congregation. If there are a lot of people who willingly give their money to this fraud, is there any wonder this country is in the shape it's in?

[Sherman A1]

1. Years ago

I dated a girl who's Mom became Pentecostal and she would mention the cashless society coming along with the "end of times" line of reasoning. I liked the girl who was level headed, but her Mom was another case all together.

[DeSwiss]

2. Yeah...

...I distinctly remember reading something about using credit cards being a sin in Romans. Er... or was it Thessalonians??? Mmmm.... Maybe it was the church bulletin about the ways you can give your money to God through the pastor. You know, for good works and such....

Doesn't Falwell's ministry take credit cards????? If it does, I'm sure he'll stop now. :sarcasm:

[clydefrand]

3. Mark of the Beast! Tupperware right between your eyes.

[hvn_nbr_2]

4. OK. I gotta ask: Does Falwell's church take Mastercard? n/t

[marmar]

6. Maybe he uses Paypal to ease his guilty conscience...

:)

[Swamp Rat]

5. I hope Jeebus takes him away real soon.

[SDDEM06]

7. Oh Jerry, your own ministry accepts plastic...here's the link

https://www.liberty.edu/index.cfm?PID=2051&Payment_type=32&User_App_Key=0

Not that I want anyone to contribute, but there it is...

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Before there was The West Wing there was Sports Night

Casey McCall: No, I know I'm alone on this. I know the vast majority of people consider Jerry Falwell a spiritual pillar of great and gentle wisdom. I know that most people consider him a scholarly and tolerant man who would never judge others harshly because they were different. I know that most people consider his leadership to be a gentle, soothing beacon in a time of great social chaos. His guidance, for instance, on the great purple Teletubby matter was fraught with the kind of theological sophistication that only Jerry Falwell and a cafeteria full of sixth-graders could devise. I know, I'm going way out on a limb, but I think Jerry Falwell's a fat-ass. Now, which of our viewers did I just offend?