WARNING: God guilt and Christian repentance talk with Preacher Joe Kirby using pornstar stories!
God: Do as I say not as I do! How many times do I need to remind you of that? (Family Guy)
This is why you never mess with a porn star... (Off The Kirb Ministries) Joe Kirby from Off the Kirb Ministries appeals to subscribers for money by buying his miracle book. Take this message seriously because his prayer for the last three years is that God help Christians around the world to stop, umm, start being holy and pure in a good way. #offthekirb #Jesus #Christianity #porno #spillingseed #onanism #takethystaffbutdon'twhackit
Faith healing cringe fails: Parts 1 and 2
(Holy Koolaid) Are healing miracles real? Does faith healing work? Watch as these famous TV faith healers are exposed in this brutal compilation of faith healing fails and learn the tricks faith healers use to con millions out of billions.
Watch as Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland, W.V. Grant, Robert Tilton, and Peter Popoff are exposed as frauds deliberately tricking the faithful while requesting donations and seeds of faith in the form of dollar bills.
00:00 Introduction
01:49 Faith healers' claims
02:17 Kenneth Copeland
03:38 Robert Tilton
05:43 Why HK makes these videos and VPN ad
07:30 W. V. Grant
10:47 Peter Popoff
13:47 Benny Hinn
16:14 How harmful it all is
17:04 What's next?
17:23 Ways to help and outro
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Buddha Boy (aka, Ram Bahadur Bomjon, Palden Dorje, Ven. Dharma Sangha) taking food
Buddha Boy speaks (World Peace Maitri Puja, March 21, 2012)
Wheel of the true Dharma
(WQ) TRANSLATION: "Having followed the Middle Way of the Dharma in search of the Path of Purification, I
am delivering this timeless message at the World Peace Friendship Program, lovingly
benefiting all Dharma-adoring followers for the liberation of all sentient beings from [physical] pain and
[psychological] suffering. By the form of the guru path, [this community] Bodhi Shravan Dharma Sangha was established after having
arrived on Earth [26 centuries] ago according to the Maitricalender.
Just as a flower without obstacle freely offers its fragrance and beauty to the entire world, and proves itself fragrant and beautiful by doing so -- so, too, should humans
eliminate from their lives attachment, greed, desire, anger, pride,
murder, violence, and other defilements (kleshas). For unless one cultivates the
true Dharma's precepts, the fragrant and beautiful flower cannot blossom."
The next "blessing program" (puja) will be organized in Chitwan district, Nepal, lasting from June 8-12, 2013, in the presence of Ven. Dharma Sangha ("Buddha Boy"). Dharma-lovers, peace-lovers, and truthseekers from all over the world are invited to attend and meditate in his presence. Register now.
Mike Shinoda, co-singer for Linkin Park (a very successful LA-based rock band), launched a massive effort to provide relief to Japan in the wake of its triple disaster. Large earthquakes continue a month later, smaller tsunamis still roll in, and the radioactive fallout is being scattered over the entire planet. (Thank you, HAARP harpists bent on reducing the world's population as they run to safe shelter in underground bunkers). Shinoda has created tee shirts, released a downloadable instrumental track called "We're All in This Together" (Issho Ni) by the band as well as other tracks by other bands as a gift for donating. For those not familiar with the band, this is their current hit, "Waiting for the End," an apparent follow up to their previous hit "In the End."
Charitable Contributions Drop, But Not Dramatically
Charitable giving reached an estimated $307.65 billion in the United States in 2008 — a 2 percent drop from the previous year (npr.org/news/graphics).
(NPR) Charitable giving declined last year, along with the economy. But it didn't go down by as much as some people had thought, according to a new report out Wednesday. [But giving to religious organizations seemed to be up.]
Charitable giving in the United States dropped 2 percent in 2008 from the year before. Even so, people gave more than $307 billion, which begs the question: Is this good news or bad news?
"I think $300 billion-plus — two years in a row — is great news," said Nancy Raybin, chair of the Giving Institute, whose Giving USA Foundation reports annually on charitable trends.
She said that after the stock market tumbled last September, people expected the worst. "People expected that as the economy tanked, charitable giving would tank along with it," Raybin said. "And that didn't happen. It may have happened to some organizations, but it didn't happen to every organization across the country." More>>
Here is what we are asking you to do: Pledge to give up 24 hours of your time sometime between now and June 19th in a show of solidarity with Aung San SuuKyi and all political prisoners in Burma.
For those 24 hours, you will stay at your house (or school, or anywhere you choose) under self-imposed “house arrest”. During your house arrest, invite people to your house or school for a small portion of your “arrest” and hold an educational party about Aung San SuuKyi and Burma.
We will send you a host packet full of printed materials about Burma that you can use to educate your guests, along with powerful DVD documentaries that you can screen to help people understand the issues and learn more about SuuKyi and Burma. We will include simple actions that you and your guests can take, such as petitions to sign, and we will even send you Burmese recipes so you can serve a Burmese lunch or dinner if you’d like to.
We are asking that you also use your event as a small fundraiser to help our efforts to free Aung San SuuKyi and all the people of Burma. It is easy to raise at least $200 — if you invite 10 people, you can ask them to contribute $20 each. Many people can raise much more. Every single donation will be used to help Aung San SuuKyi and the people of Burma — please click here to see what we’ve accomplished with your donations.
You can even create your own personalized fundraising webpage here - then send the link to friends and family and watch as your thermometer creeps closer and closer to achieving your fundraising goal. All donations through your page will go directly to USCB, but they will be attributed to you and your event.
Many people might like to plan their “arrest” event around June 19th — Aung San SuuKyi’s 64th birthday. You can do it then, or choose any other time before then.
If we organize hundreds of events, we can educate thousands of people about the struggle for human rights in Burma. Just as the world rallied to free Nelson Mandela and the people of South Africa in the 1980s, we will help free Aung San SuuKyi and the people of Burma.
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