There is only 1 God in 3 persons!
Christianity
The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirt.
John 14:6-7
Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. If you had known me, you would have known my Father also. From now on you do know him and have seen him.”
Jesus Christ isn't a way, a truth, a life.
Jesus Christ is THE WAY, THE TRUTH, THE LIFE!
Salvation from sin and the gift of eternal life with God is through Christ alone.
Every other 'way' is of Satan.
Catholicism
The 'Catholic' church
The word "Catholic" (from Greek katholikos = "according to the whole" or "universal") originally meant exactly what you say: the universal, global church of Jesus Christ, not an institution headquartered in Rome.
Originally, and in the creeds, "catholic" simply means the global, universal church of Christ wherever it is found.
Only after 1054, and especially after the Reformation, did “Catholic” become the trademark of the Western church in communion with the Pope — what we today call the Roman Catholic Church.So when a Protestant or Orthodox Christian says “I believe in the holy catholic church,” they are not confessing allegiance to the Vatican; they are confessing the original meaning: the worldwide Body of Christ that transcends any single denomination or city (Rome included).
Pope
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The Popes are not of God, do not represent Christ, and the mitre that they wear "is the very mitre worn by the priests of Dagon, the fish-god of the Philistines and Babylonians.", according to the 19th century, anti-Catholic Protestant minister Alexander Hislop.
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Popes act like they are god on Earth, which they are not.
- Furthermore, God does not change his mind. The Popes change their minds from Pope to Pope and time to time.
- More important than that, the Popes are unable to save anyone from anything.
- Popes take advantage of their followers' ignorance of the results of the first sin, that actually point to Mary's seed, Jesus Christ, "he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel." that Catholics changed to "she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel" to create "Mary worship".
Mary worship
Mary worship is anti-christ.
The first Catholic bibles modified Genesis 3:15 to twist God's words to the serpent (Satan) to mislead readers by elevating Mary to the position of 'Co-Redemptrix' and this lie diminishes Christ as the sole reedemer.
Catholic bibles:
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Genesis 3:15 Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA)
15 I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel. -
Genesis 3:15 in Latin from the Vulgate is:
“Inimicitias ponam inter te et mulierem, et semen tuum et semen illius: ipsa conteret caput tuum, et tu insidiaberis calcaneo ejus.”
This translates to:
“I will put enmities between you and the woman, and your offspring and her offspring: she shall crush your head, and you shall lie in wait for her heel.”
There is no 'She' doing anything. That little tweak helps minimize Christ and push Mary worship.
Hebrew scriptures:
- “And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and her seed; he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.” (Genesis 3:15, Hebrew Bible)
Islam
Islam is a form of government masquerading as a religion. It is evil to it's core. Don't ask a muslim about it, because they can tell lies if it furthers Islam. Also there are many headless Christian martyrs and other 'infidels' that were murdered because their beliefs or actions were contrary to the 'peaceful' Islam. Then when these atrocities happen and anyone speaks up about it, they are immediately targeted for cancellation, labelled islamaphobes and schooled on Islam being a religion of peace, which any person of sound mind knows in a lie.
Be able to spot one of Satans effective global efforts.
Learn about 1400 years of the evil satanic cancer known as Islam.
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Breakdown of the number of mosques that have been built in the US in the 20 largest cities in the US in the last 5 years
Recent estimates indicate the total number of mosques in the US grew from ~2,769 in 2020 to ~3,967 in late 2025, suggesting ~1,198 new or established mosques nationwide over this period (a ~43% increase). The growth is concentrated in suburbs rather than urban cores.
The table below estimates new mosques built (purpose-built or major expansions opening as new facilities) in the 20 largest US cities by population. Numbers are low in dense urban areas due to land scarcity and a shift toward suburban development; higher figures appear in sprawling metros like Houston and Dallas. Where exact data is unavailable, "0–1" was noted based on lack of reported openings. The results contain an estimated 60 mosques, 41 of which are in Texas. The Islamist goal is to take Texas. This will not work well for them.
| Rank | City | Estimated New Mosques Built (2021–2025) | Notes/Sources |
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| 1 | New York City, NY | 1 | One major opening (e.g., expansions in Queens/Brooklyn); urban density limits builds. [web:1, web:53] |
| 2 | Los Angeles, CA | 1–2 | Suburban expansions in areas like Culver City; no major urban builds reported. |
| 3 | Chicago, IL | 1 | Focus on community centers; one new facility in suburbs serving city. |
| 4 | Houston, TX | 10–15 | Significant growth; ~20–25 new since 2023 alone, including Ismaili Jamatkhana (2024). |
| 5 | Phoenix, AZ | 0–1 | Minimal reports; growth in suburbs. |
| 6 | Philadelphia, PA | 1 | One new center in metro area. |
| 7 | San Antonio, TX | 2–3 | Texas boom contributes; suburban sites. |
| 8 | San Diego, CA | 1 | Coastal expansions. |
| 9 | Dallas, TX | 8–12 | Part of Texas's 35%+ growth since 2020; multiple new builds. |
| 10 | San Jose, CA | 0–1 | Silicon Valley suburbs see minor activity. |
| 11 | Austin, TX | 3–5 | Rapid population growth drives builds. |
| 12 | Jacksonville, FL | 1–2 | Florida has 191 total mosques, with recent suburban additions. [web:2, web:50] |
| 13 | Fort Worth, TX | 4–6 | Tied to Dallas metro; several new facilities. |
| 14 | Columbus, OH | 1 | Noor Islamic Cultural Center expansions. |
| 15 | Charlotte, NC | 1–2 | Southern growth in suburbs. |
| 16 | San Francisco, CA | 0 | High costs limit urban builds. |
| 17 | Indianapolis, IN | 1 | Midwest suburban trend. |
| 18 | Seattle, WA | 1 | One new center reported. |
| 19 | Denver, CO | 1–2 | Emerging Muslim communities. |
| 20 | Oklahoma City, OK | 2 | Steady Southern additions. |
| Location | Low Estimate New Mosques Built (2021–2025) | High Estimate New Mosques Built (2021–2025) | Comment |
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| US | 40 | 60 | |
| Texas | 27 - 68% | 41 - 68% | Texas is the prize jewel - Flip Texas - Flip US |
The Red Green alliance should be thought of as the enemy of the US and the Godly need to focus on protecting Texas from this enemy.
Muhammed
Background on Muhammad
God's blessing through Abraham fell on Isaac.
Islamists claim God's blessing through Abraham fell on Ishmael since he was born first, instead Isaac that was promised to Abraham and Sarah. Abraham did not trust God, took things into his own hands, and that gave us the evils of Islam.
God give's another exammple of his blessing not falling on the firstborn with Isaac's son Jacob that he loved and Esau that he hated.
Genesis 25
21 And Isaac prayed to the Lord for his wife, because she was barren. And the Lord granted his prayer, and Rebekah his wife conceived. 22 The children struggled together within her, and she said, “If it is thus, why is this happening to me?” So she went to inquire of the Lord. 23 And the Lord said to her,
"Two nations are in your womb,
and two peoples from within you shall be divided;
lthe one shall be stronger than the other,
the older shall serve the younger."
... meaning Ishmael will serve Isaac and his lineage, notably Jacob who God renames to Israel
At their birth ...
Jacob grabs Esau's heel in Genesis 25:26. This verse describes the birth of the twins Jacob and Esau, highlighting the moment Jacob is born holding Esau's heel:
Genesis 25:26 (NIV): "After this, his brother came out, with his hand grasping Esau's heel; so he was named Jacob."
This act of holding onto Esau's heel symbolizes Jacob's later struggle for the birthright and blessing that traditionally belonged to the firstborn. This is an example that God doesn't necessarily bless the firstborn. So even though Ishmael was born first, he didn't get the birthright and related blessing.
The verse where God names Jacob "Israel" is found in Genesis 32:28. In this passage, Jacob wrestles with a man (often understood to be an angel or a divine being) throughout the night, and afterward, he receives the new name:
Genesis 32:28 (NIV): "Then the man said, 'Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel, because you have struggled with God and with humans and have overcome.'"
This name change signifies Jacob's transformation and his pivotal role in the lineage of Israel.
Lineage of from Ishmael to Muhammad
Muhammad
Beginning of his religious activity (c. 610 CE)
- Around the age of 40 he began receiving religious experiences/revelations that he and his followers understood as divine messages delivered by an angelic figure (Gabriel/Jibrīl).
- He started preaching a strict monotheism, condemnation of idolatry, social justice for the weak, and the coming Day of Judgment.
- This message antagonized many leading Meccans who controlled the polytheistic sanctuary (the Kaʿba) and its pilgrimage economy.
While he was right to preach monotheism, he had no understanding of the one God being in three persons, Father, Son, Holy Spirit. God did not illumitate Muhammad to this truth. This begs many questions, of all, one is, 'Did the God of creation draw Muhammad to the concept of one God, or, did Satan provide Muhammad the partial truth that there is only one God.
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR)
False teachers of Christianity
The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is a loosely organized, decentralized charismatic Christian movement that emerged in the late 1990s and gained significant visibility in the 2000s and 2010s. It is not a formal denomination with headquarters or membership rolls, but rather a network of leaders, churches, and ministries that share a common theology and set of practices.
Core Beliefs and Distinctives
- Restoration of the Fivefold Ministry
NAR teaches that God is restoring the offices of apostle and prophet to the church today (based on Ephesians 4:11–13). These modern apostles and prophets are believed to have authority equal to or greater than New Testament apostles, and they govern large networks of churches ("apostolic networks"). - Dominionism / Seven Mountain Mandate
A central teaching is that Christians are called to take "dominion" over the seven key spheres (or "mountains") of culture before Jesus returns:
• Religion
• Family
• Education
• Government
• Media
• Arts & Entertainment
• Business
This is often called the Seven Mountain Mandate (popularized by Lance Wallnau and others). - Spiritual Warfare and Territorial Spirits
Heavy emphasis on identifying and battling demonic principalities that supposedly control geographic regions or cultural spheres (building on ideas from C. Peter Wagner and others). - Signs, Wonders, and Present-Day Miracles
Strong belief in ongoing prophetic words, healing, deliverance from demons, and dramatic manifestations (falling out under the Spirit, holy laughter, etc.). - Unity Under Apostolic Authority
Independent charismatic churches are encouraged to submit to covering apostles for protection, alignment, and greater effectiveness.
Dominionism / Seven Mountain Mandate
A central teaching is that Christians are called to take "dominion" over the seven key spheres (or "mountains") of culture before Jesus returns:
Religion
Family
Education
Government
Media
Arts & Entertainment
Business
This is often called the Seven Mountain Mandate (popularized by Lance Wallnau and others).
Spiritual Warfare and Territorial Spirits
Heavy emphasis on identifying and battling demonic principalities that supposedly control geographic regions or cultural spheres (building on ideas from C. Peter Wagner and others).
Signs, Wonders, and Present-Day Miracles
Strong belief in ongoing prophetic words, healing, deliverance from demons, and dramatic manifestations (falling out under the Spirit, holy laughter, etc.).
Unity Under Apostolic Authority
Independent charismatic churches are encouraged to submit to covering apostles for protection, alignment, and greater effectiveness.
Key FiguresC. Peter Wagner (1930–2016) – Widely regarded as the "founder" or primary architect; coined the term "New Apostolic Reformation" in the late 1990s.
Chuck Pierce, Cindy Jacobs, Dutch Sheets, Bill Johnson (Bethel Church, Redding), Lou Engle (TheCall), Che Ahn (Harvest International Ministry), Randy Clark, Heidi Baker, Mike Bickle (IHOPKC – somewhat aligned, somewhat distinct).
More politically visible in recent years: Lance Wallnau, Paula White (Trump’s former spiritual advisor), Sean Feucht, and groups like Apostolic Council of Prophetic Elders.
Political Influence (especially 2008–2025)Sarah Palin’s 2008 campaign brought NAR into mainstream awareness (she was prayed over and blessed by Kenyan pastor Thomas Muthee in a widely circulated video).
Strong involvement in the prophetic/charismatic wing of Trump support (self-described prophets like Kim Clement, Lance Wallnau, and many others declared Trump was God’s choice in 2016 and 2020).
Many NAR-aligned leaders issued public prophecies that Trump would win in 2020; the failure of those prophecies led to a major credibility crisis for some, while others doubled down or claimed "spiritual" victories.
Post-2020, NAR figures have been prominent in election-integrity activism, "ReAwaken America" tours, and some January 6-related events.
Scale and Reach
Estimates vary widely because there is no formal membership, but NAR-aligned networks claim to represent tens of millions of people globally (especially strong growth in Latin America, Africa, and Asia). In the U.S., Bethel Church (Redding), IHOPKC (Kansas City), and hundreds of smaller apostolic networks are key hubs.CriticismsFrom cessationist/evangelical conservatives: Accused of extra-biblical revelation, exaggerated claims of miracles, and restoring an apostolic authority not seen since the first century.
From mainline and progressive Christians: Heavy criticism of dominionist theology and close alignment with conservative politics.
From former members and watchdog groups: Reports of authoritarian leadership structures, financial exploitation, and spiritual abuse in some NAR churches and networks.
In short, the NAR is one of the fastest-growing and most politically engaged segments of global charismatic Christianity, emphasizing modern apostles, aggressive spiritual warfare, cultural dominion, and present-day signs and wonders.
Buhddism
Buhdda
(Under Construction)
Hinduism
(Under Construction)
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countless little 'g' gods ... not enough time to mess with
I've eaten a lot of one of them
Mormons / LDS
Mormonism and Joseph Smith
Establishment of Mormonism (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)Mormonism was founded by Joseph Smith Jr. in upstate New York during the Second Great Awakening (1820s–1830s), a period of intense religious revival in the United States.
Key events in the founding:
- 1820 – Joseph Smith, age 14, claimed to have a vision in a grove near his home in Manchester, New York (now called the “First Vision”). He said God the Father and Jesus Christ appeared to him and told him that all existing churches were wrong and that he should join none of them.
- 1823–1827 – An angel named Moroni visited Smith multiple times and told him about golden plates buried in a hill near Palmyra, New York (Cumorah). These plates supposedly contained an ancient record of God’s dealings with peoples in the Americas.
- 1827 – Smith retrieved the plates and began translating them using seer stones (one called the Urim and Thummim) placed in a hat. He dictated the text to scribes.
- 1830 – The translation was published as the Book of Mormon, subtitled “Another Testament of Jesus Christ.” On April 6, 1830, Smith formally organized the Church of Christ (later renamed The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) in Fayette, New York, with only six official members initially.
- 1830s – The church grew rapidly but faced severe opposition because of its claims of new scripture, continuing revelation, communal economics (the “Law of Consecration”), and later polygamy.
The Saints moved repeatedly: - Kirtland, Ohio (1831–1838) → Missouri (1831–1839) → Nauvoo, Illinois (1839–1846).
Joseph Smith
- During this period Smith introduced many distinctive doctrines and practices:Baptism for the dead
- Plural marriage (polygamy) privately beginning around 1835–1841
- Temple endowments and sealings
- The idea that God was once a man and that humans can become gods (later more fully articulated)
Smith claimed to have translated the Book of Mormon, which he published in 1830. This book, along with the Bible, became a cornerstone of the faith for early Mormons.
The problem is that the cannon of scripture of God's word was already closed.
That means there are no more words from God to be written down or read and the Book of Mormon is worthless other than providing warmth when added to a fire.
Another issue is that the more you dive into Mormonism ... and now LDS church of Later Day Saints, the more nonsensical it is.
The answer: Christ and Christ alone!
Revelation 18,19
- 18 I warn everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if anyone adds to them, God will add to him the plagues described in this book, 19 and if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God will take away his share in the tree of life and in rthe holy city, which are described in this book.
Additionally, the book of Mormon is riddled with errors and inconsistencies including the following:
- Historical Anachronisms:
Critics note the presence of animals, tools, and concepts (like steel swords, horses, or chariots) that were not present in pre-Columbian America. - Cultural and Linguistic Inconsistencies:
Some argue that the languages and cultural references are not accurately reflective of the historical contexts of the time periods described. - Theological Issues:
Differences in doctrine or narrative can lead to debates about the consistency of messages related to faith, redemption, and God’s nature. - Geographical Disputes:
The locations described in the book do not align with known geography, leading to various theories about where these events might have taken place.
The Fall of Joseph Smith (1844)
Smith’s death was the result of escalating religious, political, and social conflicts:
- In Nauvoo, Smith served as mayor, lieutenant general of the Nauvoo Legion (a large militia), and ran for President of the United States in 1844.
- Polygamy became the flashpoint. Smith and other leaders had secretly married dozens of women, including teenagers and women already married to other men (“polyandry”). When dissenters (including high-ranking church leaders such as William Law) learned of it, they founded a reform newspaper called the Nauvoo Expositor.
- The single issue of the Expositor (June 7, 1844) publicly accused Smith of polygamy, financial impropriety, and theocratic tyranny.
- On June 10, 1844, Smith, as mayor, and the city council ordered the press destroyed as a “public nuisance.” The marshal and a mob smashed the press and scattered the type.
- This act of suppressing a newspaper enraged non-Mormons and many Illinois citizens. Smith was charged with riot and treason (for declaring martial law and mobilizing the Nauvoo Legion).
- June 25, 1844 – Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum surrendered to authorities and were jailed in Carthage, Illinois, awaiting trial.
- June 27, 1844 – A mob of 150–200 men with blackened faces stormed Carthage Jail. Joseph (armed with a smuggled pepperbox pistol) and Hyrum were shot multiple times. Hyrum was killed instantly; Joseph wounded several attackers but was shot and fell from a second-story window, dying shortly after at age 38.
Aftermath:
- Leadership passed to Brigham Young and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
- The majority of Saints followed Young west to Utah (1846–1847), while smaller splinter groups remained in the Midwest (e.g., today’s Community of Christ/RLDS and various fundamentalist sects).
Joseph Smith is viewed by critics and many contemporaries as a charismatic but fraudulent religious leader whose destruction of the press and practice of polygamy justified extralegal violence.
False Teachers
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Gahndi
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Oprah
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Joel Osteen