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AKA Beyond Jordan - I’ve gotta say, the aerial shots are enjoyable. - PP says the goal of the trip is to visit as many biblical sites as possible. I do not believe that showcasing the holy land was ever the only goal of the film from the very beginning based on what I already know. Like the #FreePalestine he attached to the description of the film on Youtube. - PP isn’t even 100% sure the Israeli govt will let him in. - Watching PP and Roger Jimenez joke about all of the countries PP has been banned from is eye roll worthy. It’s not really something to be proud of. - Airplane shots are pure filler. We get a shot of a random Jewish guy donning tefillin on the plane. - They let PP in. It’s almost as if he’s not as important and (in)famous as he thinks he is. 🙄 - The generic ~eastern~ music is predictably here to remind us we’re in the Middle East. - PP washes his face with water from the Jordan river. He says it’s kind of salty. - Listening to Jimenez preach at Herod’s fortress is such a snooze fest. - We see the Dead Sea and a member of PP’s entourage points out how there is all this salt on the shore, but the first thing I see is litter. PP dives in headfirst and gets salt in his eyes. They all then proceed to float in the Dead Sea like you’re supposed to, and it’s supposedly one of the weirdest things EVER. 🙄 - They go to the Church of the Nativity and PP manages to avoid making an ass of himself on camera. We get to hear the tour guide sing the Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic which his kinda neat. - PP gives Bethlehem’s water a rave review. - PP moans about all of the idolatry in Bethlehem and the “false religion.” - I start passing skipping the mini sermons that come with each site around this point. - At Petra PP talks about why he was hesitant to visit the holy land before now; He doesn’t support the “modern, fake state of Israel.” Blah, blah, blah. Then he goes into how all of the sites they’ve visited so far aren’t even in Israel. He makes it a point to tell the viewers that at this point, they haven't even gone to Israel and everything we’ve seen so far has been in Jordan or Palestine. - They hit the rewind button to show us how this trip REALLY went. They arrived in Amman, Jordan and crossed into the West Bank. I paused at this point because I'm tired and can only watch the Pisser for so long. The film is almost 2 hrs long. I can tell the focus is probably shifting from "look at all of these cool holy sites" to PP whinging about Israel real soon.
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Boycott Target: No Men in womens bathroom group on facebook
19TrollsandCounting posted a topic in LGBTQ
So i imagine most of you have heard about Target letting Transgender use the bathroom of your choice and of course theres protests and boycott theres a boycott group on FB against target and urging members not to shop there and the admin just happens to be a fan of Steven Anderson aka PP so for every post someone makes the admin posts one of PP's sermons which he feels relates to this heres the link https://www.facebook.com/groups/856073327854766/ I Wouldve put this in the Steven anderson forum but since this topic is a worldly topic i put it here, if someone would like to put in the PP forum feel free to do so -
....and they make me need a drink. I've been looking at Christian media lately (books, podcasts, Youtube videos...), and it seems like wherever I go, a fundie pops up Mark Driscoll's podcasts are on the front page in iTunes, PP appears near the top of the list when looking up videos of sermons, I accidentally downloaded a few books by R. C, Sproul (they were free) from Amazon the other day. Seriously, these guys are everywhere. It's scary. What's going on? Has anybody else noticed this?
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I just watched the PP's first sermon (gotta love his hair! ) and I have a question. How do KJV-only people deal with the existance of Bibles in other languages, some of which predate English? I'm sure they have an answer, I just haven't encountered it yet. ZZ speaks English as a third language. Does the PP believe that his wife only came in contact with real Scripture when she learned English and was able to encounter the majesty of the KJV? None of the Hungarian or German Bible study she did before that counted? And what about Hebrew, Koine Greek, and Aramaic?
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Your flying from NY to Sydney (no stopovers just for the sake of my scenario) and you have a choice of seatmmates : Steve M, Doug, or Steve A. Now you sit down and you politely say hello but something with you (Cosmo, a report for work/school, your low cut shirt, boyfriend kisses you, etc ) sets them off.. How do you respond (and yes you speak English, you already said hi) and if you could mess with them without any karmic retribution (which I wouldn't worry about w/ this crowd anyway they deserve it IMO) what would you do? Last if it meant canceling your trip even who would you run screaming from the plane from? Just a little Monday fun!
