If you really dig deeply into their church & beliefs, Jezebel from my research on it is considered to be the Holy Virgin Mary, and is called the whore of Babylon… It’s SICK SICK SICK…

Also check out ‘The Masters Commission’ which Sarah mentioned & praised to the members in another video when she was speaking at her church. See what they do with what almost seems like a cult brainwashing with young teenagers for this War for God, (where Alaska will be the last refuge on earth) as well as check out what Joels Army is.

There’s a lot more that needs to be exposed (Max?) in my opinion than just the witch doctor & his mumbo jumbo, that doesn’t bother me at all. I totally believe in and respect religious freedom for anyone but not where some of those kinds of beliefs from someone in position in extreme power could affect me with that sick kind of thinking or set the world and women back 500 years.

I also thought her church was considered heretical and thrown out from the reg. AOG because of some of their strange beliefs?? Not sure but thought I read that somewhere.

Another odd thing that among politicians I rarely if ever hear is to announce your goals along with your spouse. By that I mean that Palin has a strong tendency to include her husband when she speaks about or make her campaign promises. Very odd to read that Palin has said “Todd and I” intend to do this for the people or “Todd and I” promise to do that for the country… What is that all about???? What other politician does that? Not even Hillary and she has a great reason to include her spouse.

When Todd and Sarah Palin both refused to respond to subpoenas, the Dems had a great opportunity to remind the American people of their true nature a la Rove and Cheney. Change? Heck no. Todd Palin today finally admitted that he made “hundreds of calls” about the issues central to Troopergate. he ahd said he had very little to do with it. It’s obvious that he will continue to be centrally involved in Sarah Palin’s political decisions, far more than just being a spouse. Todd runs her show. Todd is more involved in the Alaskan Independence Party than she and gave a speech in support of the Alaska Independence Party this year, in 2008. It’s obvious that Sarah Palin has no qualms in being controlled, and in being negative and mean spirited. McCain himself stays away from it and evidenced by his failure to go down that road on TV – yet I think he will next time given all the uproar and calling out that he needs to man up. That will not go over well. Not because he isn’t up to the task but because he’s pretended not to be for so long that he’s not used to speaking out. He let his wife tell half truths on the stump now by stating “my blood tan cold” when Obama didn’t vote to fund the troops – “my son” – yet intentionally misleading her audience by failing to disclose that his vote involved the lack of a timetable for withdrawal and that her husband John McCain vote not to fund the troops either when the bill included a timetable.

If you really believe that the Apostolic-Prophetic movement is harmless, then consider the following…

According to an archived webpage from an Apostolic-Prophetic site, Thomas Muthee cured 23 people of AIDS…

http://web.archive.org/web/20031213164752/www.godsglory.org/prayercave/main/cc1.html

The claim that Muthee cured 23 people of AIDS made me laugh when I first read about it but that laughter ended as I came to the grim realization that the false hope he gave those 23 people may have led to exponentially more infections.

Do you still believe that the Apostolic-Prophetic mindset is harmelss?

TE

There must have been a reason why Palin left WAOG and now attends Wasilla Bible Church which is not part of the same “prophetic movement”. It may have been WAOG’s involvement in the “prophetic movement”. It was not involved in it until fairly recently. She still has lots of friends there and obviously attends special meetings there.

The left has made this tempest in a teapot into a scary strawman. If you are afraid of scarecrows, fine. I’m not.

Thing is, Muthee’s fame, such as it is, is based on his appearance in a video called “Transformations 1″ put out by George Otis’ Jr.’s “Sentinel Group.”. Otis promotes a practice known as “spiritual mapping,” where charismatic Christians discern the spiritual strongholds in their area (i.e., nests of Buddhists, Wiccans, Unitarians and the like) and then do things like prayer walking to get them to leave. What Muthee was doing in Kiambu, Kenya, was a version of that.

The “Transformations 1″ video highlights four cities that were allegedly “transformed” by these practices. Kiambu was one of them. Another was Hemet, California. There, some Christians went around spiritually mapping “cultists” and then praying that they would leave town. Additionally, they’d pray that crime rates would go down. Well, apparently crime rates DID go down, but crime rates everywhere in 1999 were lower than they had been in a while (an example of that Clinton prosperity at work, now long gone). However, the business of having gotten rid of the local cultists was just bogus.

On the north edge of Hemet, just over the city limits, is a Church of Scientology compound known as “Gold Base.” It was there in 1999 (I picketed there) and remains there today. When I first heard of the “Transformations 1″ video, I nearly blew a blood vessel, since I knew these people who put it out were absolutely LYING about allegedly clearing out the spiritual darkness around Hemet. Even if one were to grant that ok, Gold Base is not within the city limits, at the time when this video was made, Gold Base’s hundreds of workers were being housed in apartment complexes in Hemet itself.

My point is this: if the people who put out the “Transformations 1″ video were so wrong about Hemet, CA, it’s entirely possible, and indeed quite likely, that they also lied about the other three cities, including Muthee’s Kiambu, Kenya. So, in short, Thomas Muthee’s reputation may very well be built upon a foundation of lies.

Why would I not be surprised?

I’ve been researching Thomas Muthee pretty intensively for the past week or so and I haven’t come across anything which suggests that he either advocates or practices polygamy.

As far as I know, adherents of Apostolic-Prophetic doctrine strongly oppose polygamy.

TE