Ted Cruz and David Barton-Dominionist Movement and Rain Movement, To Move Evangelicals

[DhhD]

from Dispensational to Dominionist theology. Dominionist or Charismatics do not believe in a Rapture and are deceiving Evangelicals that believe in the second coming of Christ.

The Brief: Cruz To Huddle With Evangelicals in West Texas
article at the link
http://www.texastribune.org/2015/12/28/brief/?mc_cid=d3c4586d3b&mc_eid=d4f392404c


Christian Reconstructionist and the Rise of Imperialism:
http://www.discernment-ministries.org/ChristianImperialism.htm


http://www.talk2action.org/story/2011/1/3/122613/0240
Why should you care? In plain English this is a shift from an originally passive theology in which believers are waiting to be Raptured from the earth prior and escape imminent apocalyptic horrors, to a politicized theology in which believers must take control over society and government. End times narratives provide a blueprint for activism much like a platform defines goals of a political party. The narratives provide a clear picture of what we can expect from this particular stream of evangelicalism as it gains both religious and political clout and molds tomorrow's Religious Right.
more at link

[CanonRay]

1. Thanks for posting this.

Scariest guy in the race, IMHO.

[TexasProgresive]

2. What am I?

I don't believe in the Rapture which was created out of whole cloth in 19th century America. I do believe in the 2nd coming of Christ and that no one knows when that will be except it will be at the end of all things- time and space. So what does that make me?

[yeoman6987]

3. A fine Christian

[DhhD]

4. Obviously we are not being deceived. How about the teachings of Moses about separation of

Faith and Law, known today as Church and State, until the 2nd coming of Christ that you do believe in. (Rhetorical question used as a statement.) How about the history of why the Forefathers set up the government of the US without the Bible and instead with a Constitution and Bill of Rights. There is to be no religious test, therefore religion and worship are not a part of government over every person. Religious Faith is separate from the Laws of the State.

One example of a Theocracy is the Islamic Republic of Iran, where the Koran takes the place of a Constitution and Bill of Rights. In my opinion, faith and law are joined in Theocracy, but are separate in a Constitutional Republic.

[TexasProgresive]

5. Excuse me, are you assuming I don't believe in the separation of Church and state?

Give me a fffing break, would you? I believe the establishment of the church as an arm of government following Constantine was wrong in so many ways and is responsible for many deaths and injuries.

Perhaps your reply to me was not meant for me personally if so, I stand corrected.

BTW I am the middle of 5 generations of veterans of the armed services all who are sworn to uphold the constitution of the U.S. from enemies external and internal.

[DhhD]

6. My first sentence is agreeing with you, that you and I-we-are together. I disagree with Ted Cruz.

I find it sad that people are going to vote for Ted Cruz based on his Dominionism movement to set up a theocracy for Christ until Christ returns to take it over for Himself-Dominionism. What Democrat could be in the position of the Leader of a Theocracy, until the time that Christ sets up His thousand year reign? Thanks for speaking for yourself, kind heart. I am guessing/supposing you are a Pentecostal. No harm to you intended.

By the way, I too, am a member of a multiple generation of families of Veterans of the Armed Services who are sworn to uphold the Constitution of the United States from enemies external and internal.

[ashling]

7. "Rhetorical question used as a statement"

redundant .

a rhetorical question is a rhetorical device used to make a statement

[DhhD]

8. And no question mark at the end of the second sentence/device, kind heart. n/t