In a message dated 11/18/06 7:34:11 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
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,  "Marek Reavis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
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>  And he talks about the LORD as being the God of all Gods! Well that
>  certainly seems to be something of a capitulation to the Hindu
>  philosophy of many faces, one God. Even saying that on his program
>  plants some seeds of possibilities that may sprout later on in someone
>  who hears it today. It's not quite the doctrine of monotheism that
> the  Christian fundamentalists generally teach.

I'm not sure it is  different, given that he
says the other gods are demonic powers.  Most
fundamentalists teach the existence of demonic
powers and maintain  that the powers other than
Jehovah that people worship and call God  are
demonic. They're all part of Satan's plot to
lure human beans away  from Jehovah.

I don't see anything of "many faces, one God" in
what  he says. "God of all gods" doesn't mean
one God comprising many gods, it  means one God
and a bunch of other entirely separate beings 
who call  themselves gods but aren't.

Also, fundamentalist preachers don't learn  about
other religions in the spirit of ecumenism. It's
a matter of "know  the enemy" and impress the flock
with your knowledge  thereof.






Fundamentalist take the Bible as the Word of God, inspired by the Holy  
Spirit so they don't feel the need to learn other religions from within the  
perspective of that religion and in fact would feel deceived if they did,  
since 
Paul said something to the effect "any other paths to God, other than  through 
Jesus, are doctrines of demons". This is where Pat Robertson and  any other 
devout Christian gets their thinking. Paul's quote is considered  scripture, 
revealed by the Holy Spirit, thus the  Truth.

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