@ .14 That truly happened to me! 2023 August. I met Andrew Wommack during AWM Conference. I JUMPED up and down!!! I couldn't believe I did that! 😂 especially I was there for healing for my feet🙌🙌🙌🙌
He Tells his followers that her hears God... " He's OUT OF HIS MIND" Mental health professionals often call hearing voices 'Auditory Hallucinations'. A hallucination is something you See, Taste, Smell or Hear, that other people cannot. If you hear voices, this means you hear something that other people cannot. There are different types voices. Everyone's experiences are different. So if you hear a voice in your head, you should check with your Mental health professional just to be “SAFE”
What's The Average IQ of a Religious Person? Furthermore, IQ scores were significantly lower (ps < 0.001) for Christian/Catholic Participants (EMM = 96.7) Thats (EMM = 1.3) lower then the average person at (EMM = 98)... Compared to both Atheist (EMM = 104.9) and Agnostic participants (EMM = 107.5). Studies have found that, on average, belief in God is associated with lower scores on IQ tests. Scientists Ran a Meta-Analysis of 63 Studies in 2017 and Found That Religious People Tend to be Less Intelligent Than Nonreligious People. The Association was Stronger Among College Students and the General Public than for Those Younger than College Age, they Found. Past Research has Included Religious Belief Within the Larger Construct of Paranormal Belief, and Demonstrated a Correlation Between High Levels of Paranormal Belief and Poor Critical Thinking Skills. Put Simply, Religious Individuals are Less Likely to Engage Logical Processes and be Less Efficient at Detecting Reasoning Conflicts; Therefore, They are More Likely to Take Intuitive Answers at Face Value and This Impairs Performance on Intelligence Tests. The Negative Effects of Religion on Society: Religion is Filling People with Fear... Religion is One of the Main Reasons Why People are Afraid of Living... Religion is Turning People Against Themselves... Religion is Turning People Against Each Other... Religion is Keeping People in Ignorance... Religion Gets People to Waste Time and Money. ( 2-3 or More Years of Their Lives ) You Could Use That Time and Money To Achieve More in Life Then Religion Could Ever Give You. Sorry If You Can't Understand This... It's Not My Problem...
He's "Cherry-Picking" just like all Religious Quacks : Pull out Individual Verses to Support a Position, Without Regard for the Context of the Surrounding Text, or Use a Portion of the Bible Without Taking into Account the Overall Message of the Bible, or Try to Interpret to Support Your Position by Using a Verse Without Regard to the Intent of the Writer. Usually, the "Cherry-Picker" has a Pre-Determined Agenda or Position and uses Portions of Scripture to Support a Position that the Person Using the Term Doesn't Agree With. Cherry Picking is When You Only Pick Data that Supports Your Point, Without Trying to Represent the Overall Shape of the Data. This Question Seems to Have Attracted a Number of Cherry Picked Answers by People Who Have Not Actually Read the Bible, But Feel They Can Counter Someone’s Choice of Verses With Their Own. That’s What Cherry Picking Is. Authentic Interpretation Relies on Reading The Entire Text a Number of Times with a Sympathetic Desire to Understand what the Original Authors Were Trying to Say, and What That Means in the Wider Context. People Who Have Done That Will Certainly Provide Quotations Which are Relevant, But these Quotations Will be Representative and Contextualised. That’s Not Cherry Picking. Reading it all Once (Or Claiming To) and Then Using Verses out of Context Is Cherry Picking. The Difference is Only Obvious to Someone Who Has Actually Read the Text a Number of Times. Essentially, Anyone Trying to Attack the Text or Putting Forward a Contrarian View is Almost Certainly Cherry Picking. People Who Read a Text to Attack it Are Almost Incapable of Anything Else. As You Can See That's What You Are You Are a CHERRY PICKER... If You Can't Understand This It's Not My Problem...
He is Such a Unbelievable Liar... This behavior can be part of a personality disorder such as antisocial, narcissistic, and histrionic. Other conditions, such as borderline personality disorder, may also lead to frequent lies, but these aren't considered pathological. Also, some people simply lie pathologically but have no other conditions. Repeating questions before answering them. Speaking in sentence fragments. Failing to provide specific details when a story is challenged. Grooming behaviors such as playing with hair or pressing fingers to lips. Being a pathological liar is not in itself a mental health diagnosis. It is not included in the DSM-5, which lists mental health disorders. However, it is an established concept in psychology. Pathological lying is related to disordered thinking patterns and beliefs. People who lie pathologically often tell lies about things that don't matter, for no apparent reason. They may do it unconsciously and may not even realize they're lying in the moment, although they can often tell afterward. Making sweeping statements: "I would never" or "I always." Using non-specific language, generalized phrases and sweeping statements are common tactics for liars, who are trying to avoid giving hard facts and information. Even though good liars can remember small details, they know it's best to avoid getting tangled up in too much information. Liars will also purposefully leave details out of their fabricated stories as a way to manipulate you. Remember: not telling the whole truth is still considered lying. Religions... One of the Greatest Cons for Theft of Individual Expression and Money that has ever been Perpetrated on the Planet. And it’s legal! There are more than 4,600 Religions, worldwide, with thousands of Gods. They’re all Claiming to be the one True Religion, following the One True God. Either Only one Religion is True or all Religions are False? How can all Religions be True? So If He truly believes the Bible to be True... Then he's a Ignorant Fool, and Needs to be Silenced, and If He knows that its all Lie's... Then he is a Worthless Tyrant, and Needs to be Silenced... Ether way He Needs to be Silenced... If You Can't Understand This It's Not My Problem...
Praise the lord for Andrew Womack.
Yes the baptism of the holy spirit is real and life changing !!! It's the best feeling you'll ever have in your whole life .
Born and baptized in the Holy Spirit
Hallelujah. Lord I'm staying in your word. No matter what I receive on this earth. Nothing us a perfect as your word.... amen.
This is awesome
Thank you Andrew for planting the word for God in me !!! Hallelujah
OUR GOD IS SO FUNNY ! HUMOR !!! I like THAT ANSWER GOD GIVEN TO ANDREW ' THE WORD OF KNOWLEDGE ' hahaha
@ .14 That truly happened to me! 2023 August. I met Andrew Wommack during AWM Conference. I JUMPED up and down!!! I couldn't believe I did that! 😂 especially I was there for healing for my feet🙌🙌🙌🙌
Loved the message, wish that it hadn't been broken up with the music. Makes me want to find someone who doesn't up add the music.
Sorry but I can't see you Brother Andrew thank you for your teaching ❤
Please pray for my son Emmanuel to get admission in your charis bible college and visa for America thank you and God bless you
SINGH WOW !
why is there random music interrupting the preavhing??
He Tells his followers that her hears God... "
He's OUT OF HIS MIND"
Mental health professionals often call hearing voices 'Auditory Hallucinations'. A hallucination is something you See, Taste, Smell or Hear, that other people cannot. If you hear voices, this means you hear something that other people cannot. There are different types voices. Everyone's experiences are different. So if you hear a voice in your head, you should check with your Mental health professional just to be “SAFE”
What's The Average IQ of a Religious Person?
Furthermore, IQ scores were significantly lower (ps < 0.001) for Christian/Catholic Participants (EMM = 96.7) Thats (EMM = 1.3) lower then the average person at (EMM = 98)... Compared to both Atheist (EMM = 104.9) and Agnostic participants (EMM = 107.5).
Studies have found that, on average, belief in God is associated with lower scores on IQ tests. Scientists Ran a Meta-Analysis of 63 Studies in 2017 and Found That Religious People Tend to be Less Intelligent Than Nonreligious People. The Association was Stronger Among College Students and the General Public than for Those Younger than College Age, they Found.
Past Research has Included Religious Belief Within the Larger Construct of Paranormal Belief, and Demonstrated a Correlation Between High Levels of Paranormal Belief and Poor Critical Thinking Skills.
Put Simply, Religious Individuals are Less Likely to Engage Logical Processes and be Less Efficient at Detecting Reasoning Conflicts; Therefore, They are More Likely to Take Intuitive Answers at Face Value and This Impairs Performance on Intelligence Tests.
The Negative Effects of Religion on Society: Religion is Filling People with Fear... Religion is One of the Main Reasons Why People are Afraid of Living... Religion is Turning People Against Themselves... Religion is Turning People Against Each Other... Religion is Keeping People in Ignorance... Religion Gets People to Waste Time and Money. ( 2-3 or More Years of Their Lives )
You Could Use That Time and Money To Achieve More in Life Then Religion Could Ever Give You.
Sorry If You Can't Understand This... It's Not My Problem...
He's "Cherry-Picking" just like all Religious Quacks :
Pull out Individual Verses to Support a Position, Without Regard for the Context of the Surrounding Text, or Use a Portion of the Bible Without Taking into Account the Overall Message of the Bible, or
Try to Interpret to Support Your Position by Using a Verse Without Regard to the Intent of the Writer.
Usually, the "Cherry-Picker" has a Pre-Determined Agenda or Position and uses Portions of Scripture to Support a Position that the Person Using the Term Doesn't Agree With.
Cherry Picking is When You Only Pick Data that Supports Your Point, Without Trying to Represent the Overall Shape of the Data.
This Question Seems to Have Attracted a Number of Cherry Picked Answers by People Who Have Not Actually Read the Bible, But Feel They Can Counter Someone’s Choice of Verses With Their Own.
That’s What Cherry Picking Is.
Authentic Interpretation Relies on Reading The Entire Text a Number of Times with a Sympathetic Desire to Understand what the Original Authors Were Trying to Say, and What That Means in the Wider Context. People Who Have Done That Will Certainly Provide Quotations Which are Relevant, But these Quotations Will be Representative and Contextualised. That’s Not Cherry Picking. Reading it all Once (Or Claiming To) and Then Using Verses out of Context Is Cherry Picking. The Difference is Only Obvious to Someone Who Has Actually Read the Text a Number of Times. Essentially, Anyone Trying to Attack the Text or Putting Forward a Contrarian View is Almost Certainly Cherry Picking. People Who Read a Text to Attack it Are Almost Incapable of Anything Else. As You Can See That's What You Are You Are a CHERRY PICKER...
If You Can't Understand This It's Not My Problem...
He is Such a Unbelievable Liar...
This behavior can be part of a personality disorder such as antisocial, narcissistic, and histrionic. Other conditions, such as borderline personality disorder, may also lead to frequent lies, but these aren't considered pathological. Also, some people simply lie pathologically but have no other conditions. Repeating questions before answering them. Speaking in sentence fragments. Failing to provide specific details when a story is challenged. Grooming behaviors such as playing with hair or pressing fingers to lips. Being a pathological liar is not in itself a mental health diagnosis. It is not included in the DSM-5, which lists mental health disorders. However, it is an established concept in psychology. Pathological lying is related to disordered thinking patterns and beliefs. People who lie pathologically often tell lies about things that don't matter, for no apparent reason. They may do it unconsciously and may not even realize they're lying in the moment, although they can often tell afterward. Making sweeping statements: "I would never" or "I always." Using non-specific language, generalized phrases and sweeping statements are common tactics for liars, who are trying to avoid giving hard facts and information. Even though good liars can remember small details, they know it's best to avoid getting tangled up in too much information. Liars will also purposefully leave details out of their fabricated stories as a way to manipulate you. Remember: not telling the whole truth is still considered lying.
Religions... One of the Greatest Cons for Theft of Individual Expression and Money that has ever been Perpetrated on the Planet. And it’s legal!
There are more than 4,600 Religions, worldwide, with thousands of Gods. They’re all Claiming to be the one True Religion, following the One True God. Either Only one Religion is True or all Religions are False? How can all Religions be True?
So If He truly believes the Bible to be True... Then he's a Ignorant Fool, and Needs to be Silenced, and
If He knows that its all Lie's... Then he is a Worthless Tyrant, and Needs to be Silenced...
Ether way He Needs to be Silenced...
If You Can't Understand This It's Not My Problem...