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A famous false Christian is bellyaching, and rightfully so, about the way the slants treat them. Take a look at THIS:
Well, I can help them sort that one out, Praise Jesus. Anyone professing to be a Christian, but does not follow the Holy KJV1611 Bible cannot possibly be a True Christian™, and therefore he is a false Christian. As far as I know, there is not one single True Christian™ in the entire Ornamental nation.
Now I wonder if anyone out there would like to help these gooks out with their mission. How would YOU decide the difference between a false Christian and a cult? They are both so close to satan that it's hard to sort them out.
Religious Leader Calls for Clearer Definition of ‘Cult’ in China
Kyodo News Service, Japan
BEIJING, Oct. 23–(Kyodo) — One of the world’s most senior Christian leaders said Monday there needs to be a clearer distinction in China between genuine religious organizations and criminal cults.
The head of the world’s protestant Anglican community, Rowan Williams, Britain’s Archbishop of Canterbury, also believes religious organizations in China need the freedom to speak out about social problems, such as the country’s growing wealth gap.
“One of the problems is that the state of current regulations means it’s very difficult for officialdom to present absolutely clear distinctions between orthodox, ordinary groups and a cult which is engaged in criminal activity,” he said.
The archbishop, who visited five cities on his trip to China, added there are many regulations in China about what a religious organization could not do, but not enough about the “rights and claims” of religious bodies.
Williams, who is head of around 70 million false Christian believers who make up the worldwide Anglican community, claimed many senior Chinese leaders were not happy with the country’s poor treatment of religious groups.
“There’s a record over the last 20 or 30 years of harassment of religious minorities and is recognized as a problem and an embarrassment by many people in high positions,” he said, although he added the government does permit a large amount of religious activity.
Williams said one specific case he raised with China’s leaders was that of Beijing’s Cai Zhuohua, who was sentenced to three years in prison last year for “illicitly trading” Bibles.
Jia said religion has an important role to play in building a “harmonious society,” China’s state-run Xinhua News Agency reported.
China’s Christians, who are believed to number several million, worship at either state-sanctioned churches or go to underground churches, also known as “house churches.”
A U.S. report released last month said China’s respect for the freedom of religion and freedom of conscience “remained poor,” an accusation China says is groundless.
Kyodo News Service, Japan
BEIJING, Oct. 23–(Kyodo) — One of the world’s most senior Christian leaders said Monday there needs to be a clearer distinction in China between genuine religious organizations and criminal cults.
The head of the world’s protestant Anglican community, Rowan Williams, Britain’s Archbishop of Canterbury, also believes religious organizations in China need the freedom to speak out about social problems, such as the country’s growing wealth gap.
“One of the problems is that the state of current regulations means it’s very difficult for officialdom to present absolutely clear distinctions between orthodox, ordinary groups and a cult which is engaged in criminal activity,” he said.
The archbishop, who visited five cities on his trip to China, added there are many regulations in China about what a religious organization could not do, but not enough about the “rights and claims” of religious bodies.
Williams, who is head of around 70 million false Christian believers who make up the worldwide Anglican community, claimed many senior Chinese leaders were not happy with the country’s poor treatment of religious groups.
“There’s a record over the last 20 or 30 years of harassment of religious minorities and is recognized as a problem and an embarrassment by many people in high positions,” he said, although he added the government does permit a large amount of religious activity.
Williams said one specific case he raised with China’s leaders was that of Beijing’s Cai Zhuohua, who was sentenced to three years in prison last year for “illicitly trading” Bibles.
Jia said religion has an important role to play in building a “harmonious society,” China’s state-run Xinhua News Agency reported.
China’s Christians, who are believed to number several million, worship at either state-sanctioned churches or go to underground churches, also known as “house churches.”
A U.S. report released last month said China’s respect for the freedom of religion and freedom of conscience “remained poor,” an accusation China says is groundless.
Now I wonder if anyone out there would like to help these gooks out with their mission. How would YOU decide the difference between a false Christian and a cult? They are both so close to satan that it's hard to sort them out.
