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IS THIS FORUM MEANT TO CRITICIZE AND COMPARE MEN OF GOD OR TO SPEAK ABOUT THE WORD OF GOD. LETS BE WISE PLEASSSSS.

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16 comments

  1. Dean McCoy says:

    Depends on your definition of “men of God”.

  2. Herb Van Schoick says:

    I would rather discuss why someone is a false prophet rather than just hearing someone accuse that person of being a false prophet.

  3. Jeff W Strawther says:

    Define “men of God “ please. And who you consider to be a man of God. If you say Bill Johnson, that’s where the conversation ends…

  4. Andrew Beltz says:

    Many masquerade as “men of God,” but they abuse the Word of God and they need to be exposed (Luke 21:8).

  5. David Khakame says:

    You take de meat spit de bones!

  6. Jereme McAlpin says:

    Why is the op in all caps?

  7. James Wood says:

    Michael Thomas Fisher – sorry you got butthurt and blocked me. Your straw man “argument” was hilarious, though.

  8. Shane Johnson says:

    Exposing false teaching and false teachers is being obediant to the word of God … Although people get angry when its thier favorite although false teacher… Because it tends to expose them also … Darkness hates light

  9. Andrew Coiner says:

    The fear of the lord is the beginning of wisdom. So don’t add to or take away from or add to his word.

  10. Bobby Pandaram says:

    Okay, I won’t speak about a man of GOD, I’ll just speak about people like Joel Osteen

  11. Samuel Iskandar says:

    Dont forget to turn the capslock off, some people think it’s rude.. ?

  12. Malachi Mbeche Befung says:

    BUT THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT PLATFORM TO DISCUSS THEM WHETHER FALSE OR TRUE MEN OF GOD . AM VERY SuRE YOU DIDN’T READ THE GROUP’S RULES AND REGULATIONS BEFORE ENTERING. LOOK AT RULE NUMBER 1, 2 AND 10.

  13. Tripp McCallum says:

    The problem with human nature, is it makes one too emotionally tied to one’s opinions. It’s a form of pride. We all struggle with it. Social media has exacerbated it.

  14. C Lance Trussell says:

    Sometimes these arguments, not just here, turn into ” my theology is better than yours” type of arguments. I’m probably guilty myself,

  15. Rick Guido says:

    I think arguing can turn critical. Isn’t apologetic basically discussing or arguing.

  16. Carol Strong says:

    apologetics is defending not arguing