Christian Bible Teacher Vs. Brett Keane

Another in a series of ex-Christian atheist Brett Keane asking questions so-called Christian leaders.

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 18, 2007

    You were kind to this woman and not condescending. I'm really impressed how honest this woman was.

    I enjoy your video blogs Brett.
    Thank you,
    Tina

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 18, 2007

    I love how they have to be guided with the bible. You need special knowledge to interpret it... because its so absurd. So who is leading here? The church leaders tell you what to believe. As a christian you allow other people to literally control your thoughts. It's so very sad.

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 19, 2007

    This woman has never read half of the Bible, but yet she's teaching children the Bible, I'd be willing to bet her main theme is "Jesus loves you" that's all she herself knows, because that is all that she's heard herself.

    This is a big problem, we have people teaching the Bible without any authority, or having read the Bible, it's all self-claimed authority.

    I suppose once a person is declared a Christian, this issues a person to be an religious authority.

    So just say "I Love Jesus and I'm a Christian" now you're a bona fide religious authority.

    Who ever shall confess with their mouths, shall become an instant self-claimed religious authority.

    Now be sure not to ask any question though.

    This type of religious fraud is prevalent all over the USA, encluding the political system, we have people in politics that are not qualified and have never been qualified to hold the position that they hold.

    What profit we have gained from this false Jesus.

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  4. AnonymousJanuary 19, 2007

    Brett,

    Did you notify the lady that you were recording her voice and that her conversation would be broadcast to the public via the internet? You should check out the law in your state. If the call is made across state lines it falls under federal jurisdiction of which you should be aware.

    I wonder how that would shake out in a civil lawsuit?

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  5. AnonymousJanuary 20, 2007

    Sew that seed Brett! LOL! Nice one!

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  6. AnonymousJanuary 22, 2007

    Wow brett so far I've seen you take on a catholic deacon and a pre-school teacher. What's next a 19 year old youth pastor?

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  7. AnonymousJanuary 23, 2007

    R. H. Biblehumper, Did you know that you are technically communicating a threat?

    Which happens to be transmitted over elecronic media, if found guilty, you could be charged with an act of terriorism. FYI

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  8. AnonymousJanuary 23, 2007

    RH, you seem to have a legal back-ground... may I ask which university you attended and received your law degree from? I mean, you "do" have one of those, or you have at least researched the topic, before giving your most erudite legal advice, right...

    I mean, you wouldn't possibly be pimping yourself off as a lawyer, like you do as a literate christian, saavy in the ways of the wonder god, right.

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