sorted by thier character and what they tolerate by these orgs.
If they can use you they will, for there are many branches with different levels and tasks.I was given a personality test in the church bible study along with a bunch of others.No doubt they used it to control me and to funnel me to where my skills might be useful to them.
I was in Assemblies of God as an adult. Startling when I think about it how close I was to some of the most vile people on the planet.I met CIA guy at a prayer meeting one night wasen't coy about it. Jay Sekulo was on the board of this prayer group he just wasen't listed so were some excecutives from CBN, This group was run by a 400 pound buffoon asshole with 11 kids and a submitted wife that looked half dead... Here my Ex writes about our experinces with this group.
http://againstarchons.blogspot.com/2006/05/4-insidious-influences-hidden.htmlThe leader, Denny Nissley, was a traveling street evangelist and now travels with his 18 wheeler to various churches to sponsor evangelism fundraisers, hand out tracts, distribute clothes or some food in emergencies, along with their religious message. He prefers to hook up new converts to some church he knows of who will guide or disciple the convert in what he considers the correct manner.
Nissley is good friends with a former member of the secret service who served President Herbert Walker Bush, has appeared on Pat Robertson's 700 club and met with Ashcroft and other members of congress, has Jay Seculow (of ACLJ, founded under Robertson) on his board of directors for his evangelism ministry, and was friends with the founders of National Association of Marriage Enhancement, who happened to serve in Bartlet's Phoenix Assembly, and Paul Yongi Cho. Pat Robertson is associated with the very secretive and well connected right wing Council for National Council, along with various religious extremists.
Denny's right hand man and another close associate each said independently that they had undefined racist backgrounds, but it is unclear how serious their connections were, but now they see themselves as part of the Christ-centric rather than race-centric lifestyle. However, the subject calls to mind the known use of cell group organization among organized racists in The Order, Priesthood of Phineas, and Christian Identity groups, and among terrorist groups around the world like Al Qaeda, and the way this parallels cell church and discipling networks.
How deep does it GO?I got pissed off and dropped some names to a chick called VIC she investigated and found THIS.
http://www.seekgod.ca/toast2.htm