Boy meets Heaven

[Ssolidarity]

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/42191453/ns/today-today_people/?gt1=43001

got it off bimmerpost

[z31maniac]

I met Jesus too.

He said you all need to give me 10% of your pay, every week, so I can continue to spread the word of true faith and enlightenment.

You can use my paypal account @

BuyingaBentleywithyourguiltmoney@winning.com

[Farbin Kaiber]

I think if you believed, and understood what the tithe really was, and if that was the case, you would think it wasn't enough.

I also KNOW, that the majority of "Men of God" have perverted the concept and have taken advantage of the flock they were responsible for. It's a bummer.

[Turf1600]

I think if you believed, and understood what the tithe really was, and if that was the case, you would think it wasn't enough.

Care to explain?

[Ssolidarity]

Care to explain?

+1

maybe:
Since he experienced heaven, this reality will not be enough for him

[ck_taft325is]

You know, feeding the hungry, helping single mothers, building the communities around the local Churches up a bit by giving time, money, supplies to the general area. Raising money for relief funds (Japan, Port De Prince, ect)


That's what "tithe" is mostly about.

[joshh]

I wonder what the kid would have told of the story had his parents not had such a heavy interest in implanting the idea of Jesus in it?

[Vedubin01]

I wonder what the kid would have told of the story had his parents not had such a heavy interest in implanting the idea of Jesus in it?

at the age of 4?

[joshh]

at the age of 4?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LACyLTsH4ac

There are easily kids that are 4 in that video. The kids dad is a pastor. So yes.
I'm not questioning the kids experience, just the names and ideas involved with the experience being "Jesus".

[Redfox]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LACyLTsH4ac

There are easily kids that are 4 in that video. The kids dad is a pastor. So yes.
I'm not questioning the kids experience, just the names and ideas involved with the experience being "Jesus".

I'm Christian and believe in God. But I don't believe in this bullshit. I don't blame anyone who is put off about believing when you see shit like this. The sad thing is that these kids would slit their throats on that stage if that woman commanded them to "in the name of God." Last time I checked, wasn't gluttony a sin?

As for the original video, I completely believe it. There's a difference in that boy as compared to those children. I've had a dream at 13 years old and Jesus came to me in the dream. I don't wish to discuss it because it's personal, and I don't want to sound like a bible humper. Growing up though, I was raised catholic and had to wear itchy panty hose and stupid huge dresses to church every sunday for 4+ hours of "mass." It made me hate religion and churches and my whole Sunday. I stopped believing in God around 11 and put down God, Jesus, the church, and everyone who went there. I didn't give a shit and I hated God at a point for the shit I had to grow up with and the shit I had to go through. But at 13 I had that dream and I've been a believer ever since. All I know is, you can't force someone to want God, you can't force someone to want religion or to be saved. People have their own choices to make. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. If someone wants to practice atheism and they don't want to hear about religion, then that's their choice. I still think that despite any religion and beliefs, that everyone should be given the same respect, same opportunities and possible friendships as someone of their own beliefs.

Those kids in the second video are like children of the corn, it's sad. That is some extreme mental warping right there. The little girl at the end is going to have some severe social and psychological problems as she gets older. The woman leading it all, does she not see she looks crazy? No one in their RIGHT mind would ever behave or act in such a way.