Comments on: Why aren’t evangelicals denouncing John Hagee?

By: Therese

Therese — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:39:36 +0000

Hagee has unfortunately descended so far into deception and idolatry he doesn’t believe Jewish people need the Messiah for salvation any more, as he stated in his book. I don’t know how he reconciles that with the fact that Jesus came to the lost sheep of Israel, and that He died for them, or that the gospel is to the Jew first and then the gentile, but oh well, there are a lot of people who think they are Christians but who are making up their own religion as they go along. And I agree there should be lots of discussion and warnings about such folk since they are leading many astray.

To me Hagee stands as a clear example of where mixing faith and politics leads. Isn’t this the yeast of Herod that Jesus warned us about? Exhalted in the eyes of the world (for a season), but right down the toilet as far as the gospel and salvation are concerned. The harlot church only gets to ride the beast for a while, until the beast turns on her.

By: Lizette De Klerk

Lizette De Klerk — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:13:22 +0000

Evangelicals don’t denounce Hagee because many of us agree with him, many know deep down in their hearts that he is right, and many more fear that he might be right.

I had hoped that someone would take the time to discredit Emily Dee and the likes of her. Oh, wait! Sorryyyyy. That is what NON Christians, luke warm Christians, and Christians in name only do: discredit people.

True Christians know that ALL people have failings. Besides, true Christians are too busy to keep harping about everything their enemies are doing, they are sowing seeds of faith and harvesting souls for Jesus Christ.

By: Emily Dee

Emily Dee — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 17:56:10 +0000

I feel the same way. I can’t believe that Christians aren’t speaking out about the things that are being done in their name.