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>>706230

So obviously fake. He definitely conferred with that guy before the service.

>>706230

criiiiiinge

>>706239

You're a false accuser. Repent.

Why do people like him? What makes him so special about his fast food Catharism?

Take a swig

>>706295

He is the ultimate meme pastor. /pol/ fell in love with him and carry him around to pretty much every other board.

>>706308

So what you're saying is that /pol/ is stupid?

>>706230

I find it pretty sad that Anderson needs security because he has the audacity to tell the Truth mostly.

>>706315

>the truth

>>706314

Often, yes. But, then, most people who obsess with politics and cultural identity are pretty stupid.

>>706353

Kind of like people who claim they can be traced to Gnostic heresy and not understand what it actually means.

dae catholic but actually like this guy sometimes when he isn't teaching heresy

>>706354

He doesn’t say that. The trail of blood graphics don’t come from him

Stevie believes in what I call “the vague trail of blood,” meaning he doesn’t connect himself to any historical sects, he just blindly believes there’s always been a church that believed like him

>>706374

I know it doesn't come from him, IFBs usually believe in the Trail of Blood, which again leads to the idea of Gnostic belief.

So Andersonites might have a free pass on not being considered gnostic splitoffs, the whole group (If they are to be believed) who do believe in the Trail of Blood inventively support gnostic and Catharism.

>>706380

Do you see them supporting gnostic beliefs?

>>706380

All IFBs believe in the trail of blood in some sense but not all speculate on ideas about it. So the charts you see about it are basically just IFBs who are super confident about it. My take is that Anderson just takes the doctrine for granted without trying to make an actual case for it like in the trail of blood charts, a lot IFB churches just accept it on default without making pronouncements on what groups in the past were "Baptist" or not. A lot just think Baptists were a completely underground movement who did emerge publicly again until during the reformation.

steve anderson would have been a great radio host in florida or nevada

Is youtube nuking his videos?

Gonna need a saved webm, YT has deleted the vid.

>>707197

Yeah it seems it got nuked. I found this one, starts at 6:10

>>706295

>Catharism

He practices a lot of heresies, but where do you get Catharism from?

>>707195

Yes. Thousands of people report his vids and YT capitulates.

>>707200

>Dr. Shabir Ally is president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto, Canada. He is a Muslim activist, academic, scholar and public speaker on Islam and comparative religion. He is viewed as the leading Muslim debater in the world on Islam and Christianity, having engaged in public debates around the world with noted theologians, Christian apologists and renowned philosophers. Dr. Shabir Ally holds an M.A. and PhD in Islamic studies from the University of Toronto, and a BA in religious studies from Laurentian University with a specialization in Biblical Literature. He is the author of numerous booklets on Islam and Christianity.

Cool, so now Muslims are using Pastor Anderson to argue against Christianity…

>>708963

>being ignorant of the archbishop and patriarch of Tempe, Arizona

>>706304

Why is he chewing out his regular parishioners instead of the heckler or whateve he was?