Nice headline. Some kind of sad clickbait excuse to boost your so-called "blog's" laughably small readership, LSP? If that's your real name, which we doubt. Good question well asked, but no, this one's for real.
Associate MSU prof, Eric Spankle, real name, came out swinging on Twitter, saying that Jesus was a rape baby because the virgin birth was non-consensual. Here he is.
Headshrinker sex-prof Spankle's also a Satanist. Have a look at his attractive Antichrist Tree. So festive and full of the joy of the season!
The curiously named Spankle doesn't like Christianity and thinks it oppressive, which is why he sides with Satanism coz it's all a great larf. Like, haha, look at all those stupid people who believe in God, how ignorant and oppressive. So check it out, here's Satan.
How witty, and note, Baphomet's trans.
And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
Happy Holidays,
LSP
These people used to get laughed at, or locked up.
ReplyDeleteNow they get "main stream" press.
I pray for my Country.....
If she's a virgin, she wasn't raped.
ReplyDeleteSimple.
I had a close friend in high school.
He went satanist.
My brother and I always felt, as unbelievers at that time, if you're going to pick a side in a mythical battle, don't pick the losing side.
Yes - and the dope is from Minnesota. Now you know why I will never step foot in my old home state ever again. And parts of Texas(Houston - my old home) are catching up with the insanity.
ReplyDeletePrayers are most definitely needed, drjim. And it's weird how Satanism's gone mainstream or maybe not that weird, given the state of the nation.
ReplyDeleteEd, you make an excellent point!
ReplyDeleteTo say nothing of Austin, Adrienne. And Dallas. How does that story go in the Bible, you know, where the demons are driven into a herd of swine.
ReplyDeleteMy Bible study group will take on the Gadarene Demoniac tomorrow night.
ReplyDeleteNot face to face though.
Out demons out, Ed.
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