Amen. It is true.We must not have a pharisee attitude
because we are to teach and serve not judge.The parable
of the good samaritan is so apt here. Jesus never never
turned anyone down by saying oops you are this or that so I cannont help you. Who are we to judge? It's actually instructions for US to live ( no tattos ...)
not a cause to look down on another. This is serious,
more people like him will undermine what the gospel really
is. The gospel of Jesus is love. Better not forget
our fundamentals.

Jesus went to that exact kind of people in His ministry, didn't He? We're suppose to love our neighbors as ourselves (I believe everyone we pass in a day is my neighbor!). We are suppose to be doers of the Word, not hearers only; decieving ourselves! And it sounds like a great opportunity do something for a least of these! Huh? If we don't show Jesus to this lost world, who will?

You have to call out this false-prophet apostate. He is a bad example of Christianity. He showed no love for that girl. You want to have his church handle it. I'm pretty sure his church doesn't know. And his name needs to be known so real Christians don't patronize the business of this false-prophet Anti-Christ.

As a Christian artist I truly believe in taking going to where the lost are and loving them where they are at. This is what Christ did and still does. He meets people where they are at. I am often critised for taking opportunities that aren't in churches. The bottom line is though that most of the people I meet and have a chance to share the gospel with would not normally step into a church.
At the same time I treat them as people. I'm not out to just win an argument but to show the love of Christ and to answer their questions and their objections to Christianity. So to see someone say the same thing in a forum such as this gives me a boost of confidence that I'm doing the right thing.

Sincerely,
Roger Buzby