Here are some interesting articles I found online:
(Rick Warren supporters will probally dismiss this no matter what anyone says, but they are entitled to their opinion, but for those who care to know some of what is really behind the ecumenical wolf in sheep's clothing can research it for themselves, below is some info for a start)
....on May 30, 2008, Tony Blair announced his creation of the "Tony Blair Faith Foundation."
Blair is scheduled to teach at Yale University on "Faith and Globalization." His website reports that "Tony Blair launched his Faith Foundation with a call for the creation of a new coalition to harness the moral leadership of people of faith." Blair names the six largest religions in his vision: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikh. He intends to bring them together.
What does it mean to "HARNESS" the leadership?
Don't think this was a slip-up. If you have observed how Al Gore has turned the Global Environmentalism movement into an activist movement pressing governments and legislatures to impose their "green" agenda into hard law, then you may be able to imagine how Tony Blair and his Faith Foundation will create an activist movement that will ultimately impose their
"ecumenical" agenda into hard laws that will force religions into compliance with international laws.
Don't think it can't happen. Blair already has "Christian" people like David Coffey of the Baptist World Alliance,
Rick Warren of the "Purpose Driven Church" movement, Jewish Rabbis, Zen masters, Muslim leaders, and others on board. This is a POWERFUL group of movers and shakers being assembled. It won't pay for you to disagree with them in the end. Sooner or later, they will get what they want.
http://kenraggio.com/KRPN-UnitedReligions.htm
Also:
The true purpose behind the PURPOSE DRIVEN CHURCH AND LIFE is the establishment of a final One World Religion.
the Illuminati's premier political and economic organ, the socialistic,
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), has elevated to membership two key operatives, two men who are at the helm of America's most influential Christian evangelical groups. I refer to Pastor
Rick Warren, Saddleback Community Church in California, and Dr. Richard Land, reigning religious potentate and poobah of the massive Southern Baptist Convention.
For the first time in the almost 100-year history of the CFR, evangelical leaders have been elevated to elite status as members of the exclusive globalist secret society. Their charge is to bring over 100 million Americans who are thought to be religious conservatives into the fold of the Illuminati and into the Big Tent of the emerging Global Order.
Rick Warren, called "America's Pastor" by the Illuminist-controlled media, has over 100,000 churches and pastors signed up in allegiance to his
New Age Purpose-Driven Movement. Richard Land, meanwhile, is heard on over 600 radio stations and is a featured speaker at Southern Baptist conclaves.
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53688
Rick Warren: Is he or isn't he?
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Posted: January 09, 2007
1:00 am Eastern
By Joseph Farah
Who are you going to believe – Rick Warren or your own eyes?
That's the dilemma I face.
You see, back in November, I had a series of e-mail exchanges with the pastor of Saddleback Church and the best-selling author of "The Purpose-Driven Life."
Among several interesting revelations of that dialogue was
Warren's admission – a boast, really – that he is a member in good standing of the Council on Foreign Relations, an organization specifically founded to attack national sovereignty, to promote world government and to enlist U.S. church leaders in those goals.
Rick Warren signed the Common Word, sadly, along with many other Evangelical and Jewish leaders, which is starts off with the Muslim invocation of Allah and "his prophet Mohamed". This reminds me of when the Israelites unwittingly signed a treaty with the Gibeonites in Joshua.
He is part of CFR, by his own admission.. I did not take this from the World Net Daily. He does mention "Jesus" but the problem is that he is part of the "post-modern" confusion.
He set up Synagogue 3000 to help Jews make better synagogues.. Wouldn't it be a better use of his time to help Jews know their Messiah? He is part of the promotion of Emergent Church which to my mind is the worst example of the confusion entering the body of Messiah. Some of the Emergents don't even acknowledge the Bible as being true and authoritative.. He has Purpose Driven for Catholics..
"Purpose-Driven-everything" apostate, wolf-in-sheep's-clothing Rick Warren is a member of the one-worlder Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).
With the aid of positive, corporate (CFR-controlled) media coverage, and huge book sales, Warren, the "pastor" of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, CA, has apparently been tapped by the Illuminati Establishment NWO elites to follow in the footsteps of ecumenical apostate Billy Graham (e.g., awarded an honorary doctorate from the Jesuits at Belmont Abbey College) in leading the sheep of God's flock (i.e., Christians) astray in America by supporting the Illuminati, NWO, one-worlder elites for high political office, including the office of President of the United States. The NWO is an enemy of Christian faith, family, and freedom. It seeks to establish a one-world government dictatorship of socialist tyranny. It means the end of United States sovereignty. . "For the leaders of this people cause them to err; and they that are led of them are destroyed."
Isaiah 9:16
it is important to understand that the Dominionist doctrine embraced by an increasing number of apostate ministries is straight from the occult. From the very seeds of civilization, Gnostic sects and keepers of the Gnostic Kabalistic dogma have spoken of humankind evolving into a God-like being. The Kabbala calls this being the Adam Kadmon, or “God Man.” The name “Adam” refers to the entire human race and the term “Kadmon” refers to completion. Thus, Adam Kadmon speaks of a return to our beginning, with all the knowledge, wisdom, and enlightenment of the first “Adam.” Those who embrace this doctrine firmly believe we can return to the Garden of Eden by becoming the Adam Kadmon and creating Heaven on Earth.
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So I have to prove it to you??
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