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![WOULD A TRULY CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION CLAIM WE DON’T NEED CHRIST? [1 of 3] Though they named it “Christian” Science, this pagan religion tells its followers they do not need to be saved—that Jesus will not help them get to heaven. But what is the barebones definition of a Christ-following (Christian) organization? What does it mean to believe in Jesus and why do we need Him? Why did Jesus go to the cross and why is it so important, as well as the fact that He was able to rise from the grave? Why is it a big deal that He came to earth and died for you and me? Why are we even here on earth still waiting for Jesus to come back? The answer is that sin is real and we all do it through our God-given freewill. But sin is an offense against our perfect Creator, who is love and truth, so it carries horrific consequences that we need help with, we need a be rescued from the dilemma that has us headed for hell.
We must be saved from our situation, so we can be with God in heaven. With that in mind, how can some group calling itself “Christian” Science say we don't need be saved? They claim we do not need help getting saved through Christ, who suffered the most excruciating death to save a sinful, fallen, degrading creation. Was it for nothing? The Christian Science organization might as well be climbing up on the cross and slapping Jesus in face, claiming, “You weren’t good enough to save us. I guess we will have to do it ourselves.” Completely contrary to the clear Word of God, here is the absolutely crazy way the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, taught salvation: "Final deliverance from air is not reached through the paths of flowers, not by pinning one's faith
without works to another's vicarious effort." That mumbo jumbo
was her claiming humans are not saved by relaying
on the work of Jesus Christ. Yet, the organization has
the audacity to call itself a “Christ-ian” religion. | image tagged in christian science,god,bible,cult,mary baker eddy,religion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5z0ool.jpg)
![WOULD A TRULY CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION CLAIM WE DON’T NEED CHRIST? [2 of 3] Does the religion of Christian Science rely on Christ and His Word in the Bible? No. The writings of founder Mary Baker Eddy are the source of authority for this false faith, and here is an example of her anti-biblical and anti-Christian teachings: "Since sin and death are false beliefs, to achieve salvation, the Christian Scientist needs only to find the true reality of understanding, as revealed in Christian Science teachings." She is claiming that sin—and even death—are false beliefs and illusions; therefore, salvation involves overcoming our wrong thinking. With the “realization of our divine spirit” in mind, they say we must acknowledge and commit to
the idea that sin and death do not exist. According to Mary Baker Eddy, salvation has nothing to do with Christ (our Savior and the reason we have Christianity), and there is no sin (the situation Christ saved us from). According to Eddy’s anti-biblical teachings—that today’s Christian Science reveres above the Bible—salvation has nothing to do with death. But the Bible tells us the “wages of sin is death,” and that's why Jesus needed to come and save us. Eddy’s blasphemous version of salvation claims we attain our own salvation when we agree with her, believing sin and death are not real. So, her ideas are completely contrary to the Bible. Knowing even that little bit about Eddy’s teachings,
you can already see how misleading it is for the false religion of
Christian Science to use “Christian” in their name. | image tagged in christian science,mary baker eddy,god,bible,cult,religion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5z0oxp.jpg)
![HOW IS THE BUDDHIST “BAHA’I FAITH” GREATLY IMPACTING WESTERN CULTURE TODAY? [5 of 5] Baha’i Faith and New Age are working toward a coming together of the world’s faiths; a universal “oneness,” or gathering of all spiritual philosophies under one central leadership, a “tolerant” religion for the whole planet. And this mindset will be an acceptance of everyone’s “individual truths,” which means we must accept—whatever anyone claims—as truth. Of course, that idea disappears in a puff of logic when you or I simply point out that some accept the claim, while others say it’s false. Those opposing views can’t both be true, and according to Baha’i, they must believe our statement about the opposite views existing. You can see how their
contention is impossible, and the Bible warns that a twisted system
like this is being put together by Satan in these last days, a world religion for Lucifer to command through his Antichrist. We obviously don’t want to be part of it! The coming one world religion promises to eradicate poverty and stop extreme wealth from concentrating in few hands. That is the rhetoric being pushed today, all over the world, while financial control is becoming more and more concentrated. The world’s super wealthy have no plans to share their money and power, but for us who are not in their club, we constantly hear their deceiving media advocate a "redistribution of wealth"—but only among the rest of us. They claim this will usher in their utopia for entire planet, but it will only make
slaves and serfs of the vast majority of mankind, while the
elites gain all the wealth and total worldwide control. | image tagged in buddhism,hindu,bahai,bible,satan,religion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5ykchg.jpg)
![HOW IS THE BUDDHIST “BAHA’I FAITH” GREATLY IMPACTING WESTERN CULTURE TODAY? [2 of 5] Bahai teaches that we can attain accurate beliefs through all sorts of “sacred” texts that are revered by faith systems around the world. This is the same belief we see with the modern New Age movement, a Hinduism-inspired religion for Western society that advocates its followers choose whatever “truth” they’d like; maybe a bit of Christianity combined with some Buddhist Baha’i beliefs and a sprinkling of whatever other philosophies and religious teachings they would like. From that self-chosen mishmash, Baha’i and New Age
adherents are taught to claim that they have reached the “ultimate truth.”; Both religions also believe God showed us His will through revelations brought by the many historical figures He sent us. Hinduism and Baha’i refer to those people as avatars (divine teachers), or prophets, and Bahai believes that these manifested helpers from God have been equally important people, meaning Jesus was no better or worse than Moses, Buddha, Mohammed, Confucius, and the rest. Today, we hear that
exact mindset all over America and even in the Church; supposed Christians have
joined in on the absurd claim that Jesus was “just another great teacher,” no different
than Mohammed, Confucius, or other leaders of faith movements throughout
history. That thinking comes from Bahai, and because uniformed people
think this erroneous sentiment feels and sounds nice, affirming all faiths
as being true, they spread the harmful, cancerous lie through our airwaves
and conversations, while they don’t even know where it came from. | image tagged in buddhism,bahai,hindu,god,bible,religion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5ykb6e.jpg)
![HOW IS THE BUDDHIST “BAHA’I FAITH” GREATLY IMPACTING WESTERN CULTURE
TODAY? [1 of 5] Of the many sub-religions that have spun off from Hinduism, Buddhism is the most known, but the majority of Americans don’t know that Buddhist thought has greatly impacted the terminology of our culture, mindset, and even belief systems—as have smaller false faiths with roots in Hinduism. For example, most have not heard of a sect of Buddhism called Baha’i (Ba-HI) Faith, but the New Age movement in Western culture gets its philosophy from Baha’i, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Other Buddhist offshoots are Jainism, Hare Krishna, Taoism (also
called Daoism), and Zoroastrianism. That last one was founded
in the sixth-century, BC, by a man in Persia named Zoroaster. Hindu-rooted, Buddhist Baha’i teaches that individuals from all different world religions and cults can pray to whomever they’d like, because it’s just the same God being referenced by many different names. Today, that attitude has become prevalent among people all over the world, including here in our American society—even in the Christian Church! In fact,
I’ve heard Christians say they reference “Allah” in the place of “God” when
witnessing to the Muslims. But Islam’s Allah is a completely different
entity, certainly not the God we Christians worship; both Muslim
and Christian leaders widely acknowledge that fact. So, Baha’i
Faith originated the false claim and belief that all deities worshiped
by the world’s vast variety of diverse faiths are supposedly
the same Supreme Being—which tells us that those people
know little to nothing about Christianity, or other faiths. | image tagged in buddhism,bahai,god,bible,religion,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5ykae1.jpg)
![DON’T ALL FAITHS LEAD TO HEAVEN? [2 of 3] The devil has been blinding the minds of unbelievers, and his greatest deceiving tactic is to get people, (even born-again Christians), away from the Bible. Christian or not, if you don't know the Bible, you can much more easily fall pry to a cult. Wisdom and a wisely spent life depend on a person's source of truth: If you stick with the Bible—the indisputably Word of God given through men—you will be perfectly fine. But most won’t do that, so the vast majority of humanity remain uniformed of their Creator’s plans for our lives, just because they don’t study the Bible. The more closely we follow God’s ways, the more our lives become filled with happiness, peace, love, joy, patience, kindness, and many other fruits of the Holy Spirit that come from a close walk with God. Instead, this widespread, terrible mistake
of not reading Scripture results in people joining fake-Christian
groups, like the massive Roman Catholic Church. | image tagged in religion,god,bible,heaven,hell,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5yk3ka.jpg)
![DON’T ALL FAITHS LEAD TO HEAVEN? [3 of 3] Catholicism creates a challenge for us Bible-believing Christians who try witnessing to their followers: Catholics claim to revere the Bible, even though it is not their ultimate source of truth and authority. Instead, Catholic leadership also esteems the teachings from fallible and even greatly flawed Catholic men throughout history, holding those guys as equal—and often even more reliable—than the Bible. Writings from the popes, church councils, and church fathers are three-fourths of Catholicism’s sources of “truth.”; But these were just ideas and beliefs from average humans who make mistakes, which is why Catholicism puts out so much false teaching; their source of ultimate truth is not the Bible. When pushed to decide on discrepancies between Catholic teachings and the Bible, the organization’s leadership has often sided with man over God’s Word in the Bible. The Creator of all things and the Author of truth ends up taking a back seat to the teachings of Catholic men,
and this reverence for manmade beliefs is what has tragically happened
in countless false faiths and cults throughout history. | image tagged in heaven,hell,immortal,bible,god,religion | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5yk3w4.jpg)
