Comments on: Christian reconstructionist warns of threat from New Apostolic Reformation dominionism

By: Lynn David

Lynn David — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:49:02 +0000

In other words, the pot calling the kettle black.

By: Patrocles

Patrocles — Wed, 30 May 2018 17:49:02 +0000

The McDurmon/Wagner difference is basically the difference between a pluralist approach and a non-pluralist approach. You find the same kind of debate in secular or in Christian-leftist political circles. There’s nothing ridiculous in it.
I suppose that settlements with a rigorous ethics wouldn’t have to do much stoning or strangling. If the settlement is voluntary, most pertpetrators would not come in or would leave before the perpetration. (Anabaptists and related groups with a rigorous ethics were rather effective without stoning or strangling only by the principle of “Meidung” (avoidance, non-connection).)
I don’t share McDurmon’s preference for O.T. ethics and lack empathical understanding what attracts him, but I suppose it’ not just the stoning and strangling.

By: Shawn Hopscotch

Shawn Hopscotch — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 16:17:48 +0000

Sadly, neither “Christian Reconstructionism” nor the New Apostolic Reformation constitute Christianity, nor represent the Great Commission. I say “sadly” because non-christians lump Christians together with these cults. Yes, I said “cults”. What you have here is a Mafia-style hijacking of the Christian faith by two cult movements vying for the political and financial support of Christians like myself. However, genuine Christians remember the words of Jesus Christ: John 18:33 through 38 (NLV). Both Reconstructionist and NAR cults despise this part of the Bible because Jesus Christ Himself makes it perfectly clear that 1 – He is a King, 2 – HE ALREADY HAS A KINGDOM, one that was not built by nor needs to be re-built by the Reconstructionist and NAR cults, 3 – His Kingdom is not and earthly kingdom and as such needs no act of intervention whatsoever from Christians in it’s defense, 4 – He came into the world NOT to build a Kingdom for Himself but to testify to the truth. What truth? The Gospel of Salvation: John 3:6 through 21 (NLV). Do you get it? Reconstructionists and the New Apostolic Reformation ARE NOT Christians because what they are really after is an earthly kingdom of their own making: a Christless kingdom! Both diabolical organizations are cults and should not be confused with Christians in any way. I lost my church of ten years to them but I willingly left because, as a Christian, I do not agree with their agenda nor do I want any part of it! If your church is associated with Reconstructionism, the Purpose Driven Church, or the New Apostolic Reformation – your church has become affiliated with a cult. Get out while you still can! – Sola Scriptura!

By: Shawn Hopscotch

Shawn Hopscotch — Mon, 02 Jul 2012 12:17:48 +0000

By: Patrocles

Patrocles — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 13:24:15 +0000