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Is the GOP's New Frontrunner in Iowa a Member of a Religious CULT?

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You're obviously reading me wrong, 75. I often see "go start another thread" in the politics forum.

 

But I ain't one of those who does it. Censorship rubs me the wrong way. As I thought my post made clear.

 

My apologies.

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My apologies.

 

No worries from here.

Try being liberal. :(

 

A cross we have to bear.

We believe the revelation and inspiration of both the Bible and Ellen White's writings to be of equal quality. The superintendence of the Holy Spirit was just as careful and thorough in one case as in the other"

 

Sounds like a cult.

Here's an interesting analysis. Starts out with this:

 

What is a cult?

A religious cult is an organization that has departed from mainstream Christianity to follow doctrines that are not Biblical. They hold their leader's Bible contradictions over the Word of God. The Seventh-day Adventist Church teaches many non-Biblical doctrines and a false gospel.

 

Is Seventh-day Adventism a cult?

 

 

If he is a member of the SDA, then yes.

 

How to define a "member" may be the issue, then.

 

Is there an SDA card that can go in a wallet? Does one simply have to attend regularly? Publicly ascribe to core beliefs?

Look, there is little I agree with in SDA Doctrine. That said, they are the fringe of the branches of Christianity. But they aren't the lunatic fringe. For example, without looking it up, I seem to recall the Branch Davidians (Waco) were a splinter from SDA. That would be the cult off of them.

 

Seventh Day Adventists were born out of the strains left over after the "Great Disappointment" of the Millerite Movement in the 1840's. Ellen White rose up in the ranks of forming the SDA with the leftovers and their focus was on OT rituals (Sabbath worship only) and Eschatology. (End Times Prophecy)

 

Some hold Mormons and Jehovah Witness' as cults. While out of the Judeo-Christian mainstream, they aren't looked at quite the same now as they were 40 years ago. (or 150 years ago if you are Mormon)

If you define "wacko leftists" as a cult there is ample evidence there are members posting on this very thread . Of course its all how you define a " cult" .

Romney's religion really didn't hurt him in '12, based on how well he did among evangelicals and white voters as a whole vs. Obama. Having said that, Carson is more likely to get impacted by "cult" allegations in the GOP state primaries than in the slight probability that he makes it to the general election. So the question we need to ask is how will Trump use Carson's religion to Trump's advantage?

Try being liberal. :(

 

I did, then I grew up.

I've always leaned towards SDA as well as LDS being in the area of a cult. Not a majority of them, but I think the fringe groups are cults and that a lot of people in these religions are teetering towards being a cultists.

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Really, I mean really, there are many more conservatives that post than others in the political threads. They usually do the hammering. If a person takes things personally then maybe the should stay out of the convos.

 

Agree. This is not the place for the Jeb Bushes of the world.

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