Blog Wars

“And there was war in Heaven...

... Michael and his angels warring against the dragon. And the dragon and his angels warred, but did not prevail. Nor was place found for them in Heaven any more. And the great dragon was cast out, the old serpent called Devil, and Satan, who deceives the whole world. He was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him. And I heard a great voice saying in Heaven, Now has come the salvation and power and the Kingdom of our God, and the authority of His Christ. For the accuser of our brothers is cast down, who accused them before our God day and night. And they overcame him because of the blood of the Lamb, and because of the word of their testimony. And they did not love their soul until death. Therefore rejoice, O Heavens, and those tabernacling in them. Woe to the inhabitants of the earth and in the sea! For the Devil came down to you, having great wrath, knowing that he has but a little time” (Revelation 12:7-12 MKJV).

Ryan Sanders (Otter Fodder):

Imperfection Tries to Argue Against Perfection

Ryan and friends take issue with God's sovereignty, specifically in the slaying of Kyle Lake, and, though they profess Christ, argue against His Spirit and power enabling those who believe to live godly lives. They scoff at the notion that we have His mind and walk as He did, though that is openly declared by His apostles to be the natural inheritance and will of God for all His saints. No stone is left unturned in answering every objection to this wonderful salvation purchased by the blood of the Son of God.

Lee Shelton IV (The Contemporary Calvinist):

Making Sport of Holy Things

The spirit of Calvin cannot bear to hear or listen to anything but its own self righteous pet doctrines. Upon being confronted with the truth, as on this blog, it takes great offense, and, not being able to enforce corporal punishment, as Calvin did, it mocks and waxes pious, which are heads and tails of the same corrupt coin of flesh.

Arthur Sido (the voice of one crying out in suburbia...):

Too Hot to Handle

Arthur invites us to his blog, hoping for some action there, but is unable and unwilling to follow through when confronted on his errors and false accusations.

Francis Murphy (building missional churches in 21st century):

Desiring a Murderer

"Pastor" Murphy attempts to excuse Calvin's murder of Servetus, not realizing he denies the Holy and Just One by doing so. He offers the common argument that David and Peter had moral failures in their lives, so we cannot judge Calvin for his misdeeds. He conveniently overlooks a total lack of repentance on Calvin's part.

Carla Rolfe (Reflections of the Times):

Calvinism with a Feminine Touch

Carla leads a group of hysterical "Christian" women, whose husbands are nowhere to be seen, in a mass attack against What, they know not. How utterly irrational is the religious fool, regardless of sex, for in Satan's body, as in Christ's, there is neither male nor female.

Lisa Nunley (Deo Volente):

Flushing Out a Snake

Aside from doctrinal teachings, the essence of Calvinism, as with all isms and man-centric creeds, is pure self-righteousness, in this case with a particularly virulent twist wherein any viewpoint challenging its own elicits murderous rage. This rage may be well concealed under the guise of feminine charm, as with Lisa Nunley, who presents herself as a dedicated Christian woman of God on her blog but is exposed in the following correspondence as a deceitful mocker of God.

Mike Ratliff (Possessing the Treasure):

Unmasking the Murderer's Disciple

In the gospels we see that the Lord Jesus Christ addressed the person and not the persona, the face and not the mask. We do the same here in the Name and power of the Lord with Mike Ratliff, exposing the treacherous spirit behind his “Christian” teacher facade. His friends get to see it and hear about it, too. Make no mistake, we are dealing with the synagogue of Satan.

Deborah (Discerning the World):

Not Done in a Corner

These Blog Wars are public correspondences for a very good reason. While the children of darkness love to trumpet their goodness before men, they hate to have their sins and evil ways exposed publicly. Yet this is the way of the Lord, Who is no respecter of the privacy of men that they might do evil privately while performing their good works openly so that they can be seen by others as righteous.

The remedy for this charade is the Truth spoken publicly. In this manner others may also be encouraged to acknowledge “the emperor has no clothes,” and come out of an illusion that permits great evils.

A crossroads comes into the life of Deborah, who, seeing the lies and deceitfulness of those participating in these blogs, is given opportunity to identify with the Truth and answer them, but chooses to remain silent and keep her life instead.

Is this not a petty matter, of no great significance to the world? On the contrary, the most important and life-forming decisions are those that happen in everyday circumstances, where Light and darkness stand before you and you must choose. The Lord comes as a thief, at a time when you least expect.

The Fighting Fundamental Forums:

Religion Sucking Out the Brains of Grown Men

Bob House alerts blog posters at Fighting Fundamental Forums to Victor’s writing, “Who Then Can Be Saved?!” The answer, he says, is clearly ALL according to the article, but (he also says) we misunderstand the word “all.” Paul stands up to the linguistic shenanigans of Bob and Richard Boyce, and the fight is on. Everyone forgets their boring intellectual and juvenile religious squabbles to battle us, and to meet their Maker as we speak His words to them.