Debunking The Suffering Doctrine
Debunking the Suffering Doctrine.
The Suffering Doctrine is just that – a load of bunk. Primarily an anthology or hodgepodge of individual’s traumatic experiences and religion’s attempts to explain them, which, whether well meaning or not, has resulted in blaming it all on God.
For nearly 1700 years, the devil has put sickness and disease on members of the Body of Christ. He has burdened them with poverty. He has oppressed them at every turn. And they haven’t even fought back – because they thought they were suffering for Jesus.
Over the years, this unscriptural doctrine of suffering for God by submitting to such works of the devil as sickness, lack and oppression has become the sacred cow of sacred cows when it comes to religious tradition. But it’s time that we knocked this sacred cow in the head.
Debunking the Suffering Doctrine.
The Suffering Doctrine is just that – a load of bunk. Primarily an anthology or hodgepodge of individual’s traumatic experiences and religion’s attempts to explain them, which, whether well meaning or not, has resulted in blaming it all on God.
For nearly 1700 years, the devil has put sickness and disease on members of the Body of Christ. He has burdened them with poverty. He has oppressed them at every turn. And they haven’t even fought back – because they thought they were suffering for Jesus.
Over the years, this unscriptural doctrine of suffering for God by submitting to such works of the devil as sickness, lack and oppression has become the sacred cow of sacred cows when it comes to religious tradition. But it’s time that we knocked this sacred cow in the head.
Debunking the Suffering Doctrine.
The Suffering Doctrine is just that – a load of bunk. Primarily an anthology or hodgepodge of individual’s traumatic experiences and religion’s attempts to explain them, which, whether well meaning or not, has resulted in blaming it all on God.
For nearly 1700 years, the devil has put sickness and disease on members of the Body of Christ. He has burdened them with poverty. He has oppressed them at every turn. And they haven’t even fought back – because they thought they were suffering for Jesus.
Over the years, this unscriptural doctrine of suffering for God by submitting to such works of the devil as sickness, lack and oppression has become the sacred cow of sacred cows when it comes to religious tradition. But it’s time that we knocked this sacred cow in the head.