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Restoration Church Bristol TN

The pastor at this church has banned numerous people because they have gotten into “trouble”. The people he has shunned have been loyal to his church for many years. They have volunteered hours on hours of their time for him. He has turned his back on people who he did not agree with, and feeds his people lies. Once he shuns them, he tells them not to reach out and contact people from that church anymore.

They kick people out for mistakes.

They kick people out for wearing different clothing.

They kick people out for questioning him.

The pastor’s name is Howard Ketron.

2305 Volunteer Parkway, Bristol TN

Banning people who need help is not okay! We need to help people who need help, not turn away!

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Restoration Church Bristol TN

The pastor at this church has banned numerous people because they have gotten into "trouble". The people he has shunned have been loyal to his church for many years. They have volunteered hours on hours of their time for him. He has turned his back on people who he did not agree with, and feeds his people lies. Once he shuns them, he tells them not to reach out and contact people from that church anymore.

They kick people out for mistakes.

They kick people out for wearing different clothing.

They kick people out for questioning things.

The pastor's name is Howard Ketron.

2305 Volunteer Parkway, Bristol TN

Banning people who need help is not okay! We need to help people who need help, not turn away!

Please share this to spread the word.

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“…Numerous secular scholars have presented their own versions of the so-called “Historical Jesus” – and most of them are, as biblical scholar J.D. Crossan puts it, “an academic embarrassment.” From Crossan’s view of Jesus as the wise sage, to Robert Eisenman’s Jesus the revolutionary, and Bart Ehrman’s apocalyptic prophet, about the only thing New Testament scholars seem to agree on is Jesus’ historical existence. But can even that be questioned?

The first problem we encounter when trying to discover more about the Historical Jesus is the lack of early sources. The earliest sources only reference the clearly fictional Christ of Faith. These early sources, compiled decades after the alleged events, all stem from Christian authors eager to promote Christianity – which gives us reason to question them. The authors of the Gospels fail to name themselves, describe their qualifications, or show any criticism with their foundational sources – which they also fail to identify. Filled with mythical and non-historical information, and heavily edited over time, the Gospels certainly should not convince critics to trust even the more mundane claims made therein…”

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Saw a reporter interviewing a rescue worker in Huston this morning.

He told him, “you’re doing God’s work”.

Who’s work is the storm, then? 🤔

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Classic Neil Degrasse Tyson, with Bill Moyers, discussing religion and science.

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NDT calls bullshit on “Intelligent Design”.

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“When different experiments give you the same result, it is no longer subject to your opinion. That’s the good thing about science. It’s true, whether or not you believe in it. That’s why it works.”

-Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Astrophysicist, Author, and Science Communicator