(Part 2 of my rebuttal of Michael Horton on the Word of Faith Movement) Video #3 In the third video Horton says that “little gods” is the central teaching of the WoF Movement. In fact, Kenneth Hagin was the leader of the WoF Movement and he never used the term “little gods”. It’s one of…
In a series of five videos recorded in 1991 from Austin’s public access television program “Christian Answers”, Dr. Michael Horton discussed the Word of Faith Movement with hosts Larry Wessels and Jackson Boyett. Now, while I’ve seen some nice apologetics work done by this program in other videos, knowing the Word of Faith world to…
…. continued Keith says that the teaching that your words and your thoughts can affect your future isn’t biblical. Well, tell that to Joshua and Caleb. They were the two Israelite spies who said that they were able to take the land of Canaan, which they eventually did. The other ten who said that they…
In a YouTube video by Keith Thompson many claims are made about Word of Faith teaching and teachers. While I appreciate much of the work that Keith has done regarding atheism and Islam, he obviously is lacking in his understanding of the Word of Faith movement. For example, his video starts off with a few…
Last month I did a post called “The Faith of Donald Trump” where I discussed his religious background and the theological implications of it. Since then Trump and Ben Carson have had an exchange or two over the subject, so I felt that it would only be fair to do a follow up post on…
Have you ever heard the term “woo”? No, I’m not talking about the romantic or marketing definition. I’m talking about the pseudoscience application. When somebody takes a concept from the world of science and tries to make it apply to a belief system without understanding the science or by misapplying it we call it “woo”. …
