Comments on Ambassador Watch: A University backs BI

I would be very curious to hear Dr. Winnail start ...

2016-04-21T14:37:54.183+12:00

I would be very curious to hear Dr. Winnail start with some biblical basics, like which tribes exactly were the “lost ten”. Were the Levites, supposedly evicted from the northern kingdom by Jeroboam, one of them? Were the Simeonites, whose territory was entirely inside southern Judah, one? Etc.

This is the Armstrongist equivalent of the Roman C...

2016-04-15T14:15:42.209+12:00

This is the Armstrongist equivalent of the Roman Catholic Church teaching that the earth was the center of the universe and the sun revolved around it for centuries as a doctrine -- anyone who openly disagreed was excommunicated (or worse).

So Armstrongism is pushing for the return of the Dark Ages: They reject science, they reject archeology (you know, the archeology practiced by certified, bona fide archeologists) and deliberately practice deception to enslave those who would be truth seekers.

Anyone seeking the truth needs to avoid Living University (commanded by the Bible -- "from such turn away) and to insure a modicum of sanity it is necessary to reject anything the Living Church of God (not to mention Aaron Dean over at the UCG) has to say. Everything.

Prove all things.

Mark those who are kooks.

Armstrongism: The Roman Catholic Church from the Dark Ages for today's world of anti-science (their motto -- if you prove us wrong, we will ignore you).

Heinous evil.

Germano. I just don't get it. He circled the w...

2016-04-15T12:18:13.203+12:00

Germano. I just don't get it. He circled the wagons in support of the Tkachs in 1995, debunked BI and other Armstrong distinctives on his archaeology website for years, then did an about-face to help Rod start a college a few years back. Now this stuff. Strange.

Gavin, did you not point out here at Ambassador Wa...

2016-04-14T11:33:07.537+12:00

Gavin, did you not point out here at Ambassador Watch that Michael Germano actually disproved British Israelism back in 2008?

They missed a required reference: Foundation of Sand.

Tell me they aren't accredited.

If I don't post for several days, I'll probably be at the clinic... something about nausea.