THEY PREACH FALSE GOD

The controversy between PRRD and the Catholic Bishop Bacani and the other priests taught me to go into the deepest of my mind which is deep emotion, which is my heart. I found a number of reasons to stick and stand behind PRRD, and letting go of these priests who, for me, are like the waves in the sea that come up on the shore.

There must be a message associated with their personality. Then we have to ask the question what have their voices done for society? Have their voices benefited our country by making people think they are righteous? You get what I’m trying to say, you know very well what their voices are doing.

When their wealth is gained off of preying upon those who are hurting and sick and desperate people, there’s a lot wrong with that. When their wealth is gained off of distorting the gospel of Christ, there’s a lot wrong with that. These priests are living with all the perks and luxuries of a king, while us; we have to break our backs to be able to survive.

If you pay close attention about the kind of religion they are preaching us and what they are doing behind the scenes, you know they are promoting garbage.

They’re not going to leave PRRD in peace until Jesus Christ comes and puts an end to the corruption and to their sins. Of course, we are clever enough and intelligent enough to know that these people are not going anywhere. Why? Because they are too close to the corrupt and incompetent ex-president Pnoy and the Yellows. They kiss each other; they intermingled themselves as one with the rulers of the media. The media is on their side, they are together. So, don’t expect these people to go anywhere anytime soon.

Remember, the knowledge of sin only continues to grow. These devil-worshippers, what they are going to do is continue to further their agenda to accomplish their mission to create chaos in our country by its devil-may-care tactics.

You can tell how powerful the truth is by the number of controversies against the truth. PRRD is supported by 81% Filipinos. Only 13 percent were undecided over his performance, while 7 percent disapproved. I guess that pretty much sums it up.