He's not running for anything...its just a little invocation. Your
leader chose him...get over it.

On Dec 26, 5:26 am, "mike [never forget] 532"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Rick Warren: The Serpent Who Hates 
> Sciencehttp://www.alternet.org/blogs/peek/115325/
> "From the very beginning of creation, God gave man dominion over all
> that was made, even over the dinosaurs."            Warren's recorded
> remarks about science,  available on the Saddleback's revised site,
> are very important for a couple reasons. Throughout his teachings,
> Pastor Rick reminds his followers that
>
> The Bible commands us to remember the influence we have on an
> unbeliever.
>
>   Melissa Etheridge, are you listening?
>
> This recording shows that Warren wants his followers to be nice while
> evangelizing to shift the view point of the scientific community away
> from science and towards a New Earth fundamentalist thought process
> (not to say that you can't believe in God and in science).
>
> More importantly, this snippet demonstrates that Warren feels that he
> and his followers should act nicely towards non-believers, gradually
> bringing them around to thinking along a fundamentalist lines, to
> "change" their ways of thinking.
>
> It's not them and us...To act like it's them and us sets us a false
> barrier that we need to break through as believers...These are people
> who need to know Christ just like you and I need to know Christ. If
> you and I start to act like it's a them and us kind of a thing we're
> never gonna reach the scientific community or those who think qoute
> unquote scientifically...Obviously science is willing to change...
>
> Here's how Rick came to believe in creationism and rejection
> evolutionism (from a PDF of the site before it was revised):
>
> I believed that evolution and the account of the Bible about creation
> could exist along side of each other very well. I just didn't see what
> the big argument was all about. I had some friends who had been
> studying the Bible much longer than I had who saw it
> differently...Eventually, I came to the conclusion, through my study
> of the Bible and science, that the two positions of evolution and
> creation just could not fit together. There are some real problems
> with the idea that God created through evolution... My prayer is that
> you will have this same experience!
>
> And just to let you know what that brainwashing experience entails,
> here's what Pastor Rick said about dinosaurs:
>
> The Bible's picture is that dinosaurs and man lived together on the
> earth, an earth that was filled with
> vegetation and beauty...man and dinosaurs lived at the same
> time...From the very beginning of creation, God gave man dominion over
> all that was made, even over the dinosaurs.
>
> Warren also urges his followers to eschew in vitro fertilization and
> stem cell research:
>
> *Deciding against any infertility options that allow embryos to be
> frozen and later discarded. (This is a tough decision for couples who
> have yet to have a child.)
> *Deciding to speak out against overzealous stem cell research, even
> though you know it slows down the process of finding a possible cure
> for someone you love.
>
> Rick Warren's approach of being open and friendly is simply sneaky.
> He's deceptive in his kindness, much like the fundamentalist's snake.
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