Your Questions About Christian Web Host

Where do Christians get all the money they spend to promote their agenda?

My city has at least five radio stations and three TV stations devoted exclusively to Christian programming. And this is just in one city. In the whole country there must be hundreds of these Christian radio and TV stations. Apparently some Christian groups have enough money to buy these stations and pay the employees that operate them.

Now look at the web. There are thousands (literally) of websites that have been created to promote Chrisiianity. Somebody has to pay the hosting expenses for all of these websites. Somebody also has to pay for all the thousands of internet ads that try to get you to visit these sites. None of this is cheap.

Even if an archbishop sold all of his diamonds and jewels, it wouldn’t be enough to pay for for even a fraction of what is being spent in this way.

Where do Christians get all this money? And instead of spending it to promote their agenda, why don’t they give it to charities that help orphans and blind people?

Xian ?, What do you think of this prophecy for the America? “Syria, who do you think you are? You will not…

rise up against the lion! –July 6, Humble, Texas”. Web site: kimclement.com. That the Lord shines His light in His land America. God says that the enemies from every side revealed, He is going to bring our enemy down & save us from another war. God warns Syria & Iran & that the children of America will dance & praise because of the Light of the Lord. Also planned attack against the Presidents family will be revealed & thwarted. The Lord hears our Presidents prayers & the Christians praying & God wil raise up righteousness in America & prosperity shall rule & reign. Hear the Word of the Lord. He hears the prayers of the soldiers dieing & praying for our children. That we are not forgotten & to look up for our redemption draws near. The Lord of Host says He is doing the miraculous here & save us from embarrassment & phooey to the UN that have brought us shame. Not to listen to UN for the Lord is raising up something new.

What do you think?
I’m disapointed with the answers. I believe Kim Clement is hearing personally from the Lord God Almighty. This prophecy is good news for America.

The ? is for Xians not anti-Xs.
X is the first letter in the Greek word for Christ so X is secret code for Christ like the fish is also for Christianity.
netchelandor, If you would look up the full prophecy, God does reveal that the hatred has come as a stench before him. Hatred has come to divide this nation,but not among His people. Because of that He will save us & raise righteousness in this Nation, & prosperity shall rule & reign because of the greatness of His people.” I believe it is a promise from the Yahweh.

How can republican Senator Elizabeth Dole judge the Christianity of her democratic opponent in NC?

Why do republicans believe that they have the LAST WORD on Christianity??

Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole is being sued for defamation and libel by Kay Hagan, her Democratic Senate challenger, for broadcasting a television ad which, in the words of Hagan’s legal action, “falsely implies” that Hagan shares the views of an entity that calls itself the Godless Americans PAC.

Dole’s attack stems from Hagan attending a Sept. 15 Boston fundraiser which was co-hosted by Woody Kaplan who sits on the advisory board of the Godless Americans PAC.

The most inflammatory and misleading part of Dole’s television ad comes at the end when Hagan’s photo is coupled with audio of a female voice saying, “There is no God.” The effect is to make it seem like it is Hagan’s voice when, in fact, it belongs to Ellen Johnson, the executive director of the Godless Americans PAC.

Hagan is a Presbyterian church elder. She responded with an ad Thursday in which she forcefully declares her faith in God.

Dole is one of nine incumbent Republican senators who is in a tough fight for re-election.

ABCNEWS.com first reported on the “Godless” attack when the NRSC made it the subject of a web video earlier this month .

Lately, it seems like the only good Christians have been democrats. Just look at our presidential choices. John McCain divorced his first wife after she had been in a car accident and endured 23 operations. When McCain left his first wife, she was wheelchair-bound, unemployed and on disability. Three weeks later he married his current wife, Cindy McCain. During his marriage, it has been reported that he has had multiple affairs with multiple women. He also permitted his mother and Cindy sue his first wife for certain material possessions. Can you imagine that??

Clearly John McCain does not have good Christian values and he certainly does not value families! And this notion of country first and family second…..I don’t believe it for one many. Maybe at one time McCain put his country first, but he certainly became a deserter when he returned home.

And then there is Barack Obama. A married man with two little girls. Obama is a good and faithful husband and a very loving father. Additionally, I just heard that he was endorsed by the ASPCA and recently adopted a homeless little dog from a local animal shelter as a surprise for his daughters.

Why do republicans believe that they have the LAST WORD on Christianity?

Republican Sen. Elizabeth Dole is being sued for defamation and libel by Kay Hagan, her Democratic Senate challenger, for broadcasting a television ad which, in the words of Hagan’s legal action, “falsely implies” that Hagan shares the views of an entity that calls itself the Godless Americans PAC.

Dole’s attack stems from Hagan attending a Sept. 15 Boston fundraiser which was co-hosted by Woody Kaplan who sits on the advisory board of the Godless Americans PAC.

The most inflammatory and misleading part of Dole’s television ad comes at the end when Hagan’s photo is coupled with audio of a female voice saying, “There is no God.” The effect is to make it seem like it is Hagan’s voice when, in fact, it belongs to Ellen Johnson, the executive director of the Godless Americans PAC.

Hagan is a Presbyterian church elder. She responded with an ad Thursday in which she forcefully declares her faith in God.

Dole is one of nine incumbent Republican senators who is in a tough fight for re-election.

ABCNEWS.com first reported on the “Godless” attack when the NRSC made it the subject of a web video earlier this month .

Lately, it seems like the only good Christians have been democrats. Just look at our presidential choices. John McCain divorced his first wife after she had been in a car accident and endured 23 operations. When McCain left his first wife, she was wheelchair-bound, unemployed and on disability. Three weeks later he married his current wife, Cindy McCain. During his marriage, it has been reported that he has had multiple affairs with multiple women. He also permitted his mother and Cindy sue his first wife for certain material possessions. Can you imagine that??

Clearly John McCain does not have good Christian values and he certainly does not value families! And this notion of country first and family second…..I don’t believe it for one many. Maybe at one time McCain put his country first, but he certainly became a deserter when he returned home.

And then there is Barack Obama. A married man with two little girls. Obama is a good and faithful husband and a very loving father. Additionally, I just heard that he was endorsed by the ASPCA and recently adopted a homeless little dog from a local animal shelter as a surprise for his daughters.
Mark Foley

U.S. Representative
(September 28, 2006)

The Crime: Sending sexually laced, gramatically challenged instant messages and e-mails to teenaged boys in the Congressional page program for more than 10 years.

The Hypocrisy: Chairman of the House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children. One of the foremost opponents of child pornography in the Senate.

The Quote: “get a ruler and measure it for me”

Ted Haggard

Leader of the National Association of Evangelicals
(November 2006)

The Crime: Paying male prostitutes for sex and snorting crystal meth.

The Hypocrisy: A powerful force in the evangelical movement, Haggard participated in weekly meetings with President George Bush and top advisors where he gave spiritual advice. He taught that homosexuality was an abomination and actively lobbied against gay rights.

The Quote: “I did not have a homosexual relationship with a man in Denver.”
Larry Craig

U.S. Senator
Senate Liason for Mitt Romney’s Presidential Campaign
(June 11, 2007)

The Crime: Soliciting sex from an undercover cop in an airport bathroom

The Hypocrisy: Craig twice voted against adding the words “sexual orientation” to the federal hate crimes law. Craig also voted to give states the right to refuse to recognize gay marriage–a right they already had, but the Senator wanted to really, really prove he didn’t like gay people.

The Quote: “I am not gay, I don’t do these kinds of things.”

Bob Allen

Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Florida Chairman of John McCain’s Presidential Campaign
(July 11, 2007)

The Crime: Offering an undercover cop $20 to allow Allen to blow him in a men’s room in a public park. After being arrested, Allen tried to explain that he only offered to blow the cop because the cop was a “burly black man” and he “didn’t want to become a statistic.”
Glenn Murphy Jr.

National Chairman of the Young Republicans
Chairman of the Clark County Republican Party
(July 28, 2007)

The Crime: Murphy got a fellow Young Republican drunk and then spent the night at his house. The other young man woke up in the middle of the night to find Murphy giving him mouth-to-penis resuscitation. After this incident, a 1998 sexual battery report came to light in which Murphy was alleged to have done the exact same thing.

The Hypocrisy: Murphy was a well-paid political consultant for Republican candidates and often advised them to use gay marriage as a wedge issue to paint their opponents as out of touch with traditional values.

The Quote: “I was in the Sound of Music in High School…don’t ask” (from his now-defunct Myspace page.)