Of interest, Grace Community Church elder and executive director of Grace to You, Phil Johnson, is a Baptistic Calvinist. This statement appears on his website: “Theologically, Phil is a committed Calvinist—with a decidedly Baptistic bent.” (Who is Phillip R. Johnson?) Even more interesting is this statement: “He...is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (FIRE).” The slogan of FIRE is “In essentials Unity, In non-essentials Liberty, in all things Charity.” (FIRE) Why is this interesting? FIRE’s slogan is nearly identical to the slogan of Phoenix Freemasonry! “It is the glory of Masonry to teach Unity in essentials, Liberty in details, Charity in all things; and by this sign its spirit must at last prevail.”
I'm afraid what you've said is entirely irrelevant to the post.
Also, I'm not sure what your point is? If you're trying to cast some sort of an aspersion on them, though, I've met and spoken with (in one way or another) both Phil Johnsons, and they've both treated me extremely well. FWIW, my opinion is they're both fine, godly men.
Of interest, Charles shares the same name as Charles Manson. Charles Manson has a swastika carved in his forehead. Why is this interesting? Because that swastika is the same symbol that Hitler used!!!
Didn't you know? Augustine was one of the Knights Templar in the First Crusade and he found the Graal which transported him via telluric currents back in time and turned him into a hippo. This is why he invented the costmasons, who were later found at discount at K-Mart, and eventually when everyone realized they were really just rosicrucians in disguise as initiates of the Order of the Golden Fleece, you couldn't even give 'em away so they became Freemasons. This is all obvious if you read Augustine's Confessions. Consider the first sentence:
--- My Confessions, in thirteen books, praise the righteous and good God as they speak either of my evil or good, and they are meant to excite men's minds and affections toward him. ---
Notice he wrote it in thirteen books. Why thirteen? WHY?!
Consider that the thirteenth letter in that sentence is none other than "s" and the thirteenth words is "they." "S" is obviously a reference to a snake, and also to Satan, and "they" are obviously the Templars.
Furthermore, if you take the following letters:
10, 31, 1, 31, 16, 7, 1, 29, 81, 31, 30
It spells out "I am a Templar."
Further, if you put these letters in a block format at (of course) 13 characters of width, you get:
Clearly, you can see the fourth character of the third row is an r, and proceeding down from the are immediately the letters e and d, which is "red." And if you go to the fourth row and the ninth letter, you get an "n" and proceding down from it is the name "Neo."
Therefore, Augustine invented the Matrix. And if you don't believe he was wicked, then you haven't paid attention to the LAST letter of the second row, which is an o. If you then go diagonally DOWN AND TO THE LEFT!!!! from that o, you spell "orgy" which is, as everyone knows, the only thing that Templars are any good at. And if you wonder what the point of Augustine was, as it relates to the Matrix, you can plainly see that the fifth letter of the tenth row is a "d" and if you go UP AND TO THE RIGHT!!!! you spell "demo" which is proof that Augustine's first try at a time machine was only a demo version he got trapped inside.
Of interest, Grace Community Church elder and executive director of Grace to You, Phil Johnson, is a Baptistic Calvinist. This statement appears on his website: “Theologically, Phil is a committed Calvinist—with a decidedly Baptistic bent.” (Who is Phillip R. Johnson?) Even more interesting is this statement: “He...is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (FIRE).” The slogan of FIRE is “In essentials Unity, In non-essentials Liberty, in all things Charity.” (FIRE) Why is this interesting? FIRE’s slogan is nearly identical to the slogan of Phoenix Freemasonry! “It is the glory of Masonry to teach Unity in essentials, Liberty in details, Charity in all things; and by this sign its spirit must at last prevail.”
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Hi Charles,
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid what you've said is entirely irrelevant to the post.
Also, I'm not sure what your point is? If you're trying to cast some sort of an aspersion on them, though, I've met and spoken with (in one way or another) both Phil Johnsons, and they've both treated me extremely well. FWIW, my opinion is they're both fine, godly men.
patrick
Of interest, Charles shares the same name as Charles Manson. Charles Manson has a swastika carved in his forehead. Why is this interesting? Because that swastika is the same symbol that Hitler used!!!
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Uh oh, some Freemason got a hold of some Augustine again.
ReplyDeleteDidn't you know? Augustine was one of the Knights Templar in the First Crusade and he found the Graal which transported him via telluric currents back in time and turned him into a hippo. This is why he invented the costmasons, who were later found at discount at K-Mart, and eventually when everyone realized they were really just rosicrucians in disguise as initiates of the Order of the Golden Fleece, you couldn't even give 'em away so they became Freemasons. This is all obvious if you read Augustine's Confessions. Consider the first sentence:
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My Confessions, in thirteen books, praise the righteous and good God as they speak either of my evil or good, and they are meant to excite men's minds and affections toward him.
---
Notice he wrote it in thirteen books. Why thirteen? WHY?!
Consider that the thirteenth letter in that sentence is none other than "s" and the thirteenth words is "they." "S" is obviously a reference to a snake, and also to Satan, and "they" are obviously the Templars.
Furthermore, if you take the following letters:
10, 31, 1, 31, 16, 7, 1, 29, 81, 31, 30
It spells out "I am a Templar."
Further, if you put these letters in a block format at (of course) 13 characters of width, you get:
MyConfessions
inthirteenboo
kspraisetheri
ghteousandgoo
dGodastheyspe
akeitherofmye
vilorgoodandt
heyaremeantto
excitemensmin
dsandaffectio
nstowardhim
Clearly, you can see the fourth character of the third row is an r, and proceeding down from the are immediately the letters e and d, which is "red." And if you go to the fourth row and the ninth letter, you get an "n" and proceding down from it is the name "Neo."
Therefore, Augustine invented the Matrix. And if you don't believe he was wicked, then you haven't paid attention to the LAST letter of the second row, which is an o. If you then go diagonally DOWN AND TO THE LEFT!!!! from that o, you spell "orgy" which is, as everyone knows, the only thing that Templars are any good at. And if you wonder what the point of Augustine was, as it relates to the Matrix, you can plainly see that the fifth letter of the tenth row is a "d" and if you go UP AND TO THE RIGHT!!!! you spell "demo" which is proof that Augustine's first try at a time machine was only a demo version he got trapped inside.
It's all so obvious.