Sen. Raphael Warnock has deleted a tweet with an Easter message after it came under criticism. ’The meaning of Easter is more transcendent than the resurrection of Jesus Christ,’ Warnock, the senior pastor of New Ebenezer Baptist Church, said. He deleted the tweet several hours later after being slammed on Twitter, with some calling him a ’phony pastor’ and promoting ’false doctrine.’
For by GRACE you have been saved, through FAITH, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God, not of WORKS, so that no one may boast. Ephesians 2:8-9 Once again, Warnock is wrong, we aren’t saved by “helping others.”
Thankfully he won't be my senator in two years, now that we made voter fraud illegal again. Bigot phuk hates white folks and America too.
That was controversial? Seriously, this country is inhabited by a bunch of snowflakes ❄️ just looking for things to bitch about.
More transcendent than Christ's resurrection, he? Well, bestowing grace, forgiveness, and compassion to your fellow man is something Jesus himself would think is more important than His resurrection. Otherwise, why did he even bother going through with the passion play. Forgiveness just plain don't exist in this world, even among some Christians.
🎶Christ is risen from the dead, by death he conquered death and to those in the grave, he granted life. 🤣😭
Wait? He got flack for what?!?
How is this person a pastor?
He is a phony he's a full blown anti AMERICAN communist black supremacist
Who cares about zombie Jesus day
About as much of a 'Reverend' as Al Sharpton.
But it's true. Easter is a pagan fertility celebration with Jesus posted on it's face so that it could be used to convert pagans. It was common practice to use whatever local traditions already existed. The shamrock was used to explain the trinity. Evergreens with candles on it were appropriated for Christmas from scandinavian. Christmas itself is basically an ancient Greek holiday called saturnarius (not sure of spelling). Nothing about christianity is original. I don't know why some people want America to surrender its sovereignty to some fringe element of a particular religion.