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Unnecessary Explanation
The future of Christianity rests in the protection of a people to practice their religion in a safe environment. When unsaved folks are about, the environment becomes "unsafe." Why would an unsaved person want to go to church anyway? To do bodily harm to the people of God? To cause dissension within the body of Christ? To steal something? Church is not a place for unsaved people. It is a place for Christians to gather and be edified in Bible teaching. It is a place for Christian worship and fellowship. An unsaved person wouldn't feel comfortable in Church. They shouldn't - for does the Devil feel free to bask in the sweet light of God's glory? Nay! If you want to get someone saved, do it outside of the church. It's called 'evangelism.' We are tired of being criticized for our Godly policies! We evangelize over 50,000 souls a month outside our church! There is absolutely no reason for an unsaved person to be in church (the only exception would be janitorial, funeral, or matrimonial attendance). Q: Would you allow a convicted rapist on parole
to speak to your daughter after Sunday services?
Q: Would you allow an atheist who knew sign
language to interpret your pastor's sermon to the deaf?
Q: Would you allow a former priest expelled
from his parish by the archdiocese due to complaints about "inappropriate
conduct with youngsters" to serve as a guest teacher of your child's Sunday
school class?
Q: Would you allow a mentally ill street person
who speaks to himself in loud voices to sit on the front row during Sunday
services?
Q: Would you allow an abortion doctor to moonlight
as your youth director?
Q: Would you allow a Deacon to usher with alcohol
on his breath?
Q: Would you allow Michael Jackson to serve
as a counselor for your church's summer camp for boys?
Q: Would you allow O.J. Simpson anywhere in
your church?
Q: Would you allow an AIDS-infected homo with
lesions to sit in the pew next to your child with a cold?
Q: Would you allow a smoking section in your
fellowship hall?
Q: Would you allow gang members to lounge on
your church steps, cleaning their guns and listening to offensive ghetto
music?
Q: Would you allow an illegal alien who hasn't
bathed in weeks to sit in front of you during services?
Q: Would you allow the Reverend Louis Farrakhan
to preach in your church?
Now, we hope your ignorant minds are finally satisfied with the truth.
If you have read this article and you are unsaved, kindly SHOO!
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