One of the biggest churches around Central WA.

Jul 10, 2025 1:40 PM

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One of McPherson's role models is Mark Driscoll, the disgraced seattle pastor who fled to Arizona for a red state IQ start-over.

McPherson was among the group invited to the Whitehouse for the "100 days in office" event hosted by the "Whitehouse Faith Office".

Some people I grew up with go to this church. It makes me sick.

This is prosperity gospel and straight up heresy

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Get fucked, you intolerant, grifting, hate-filled piece of shit.

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So either give that guy lots of money, or don't receive any additional eternal damnation for sucking dick

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Damn I'm double booked.

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Preacher exposing his motives and saying the quiet part aloud. "Give me money or you're going to hell" is a wonderful message /S

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what a fucking cunt.

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>"Strongermen"

Fucker is too much of a pussy-ass bitch to say Ubermensch like he wants to

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You don't need to read Nazi literature to arrive at Nazi-esque ideas. Sadly worship of powerful men is much, much older. (Originally "ubermensch" meant something else anyway.)

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If this isn't proof that god wants you to be gay, I dunno what is!

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Such a wordsmith Sir Terry Pratchett was. If only he could still be writing to this day.

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He wrote this almost 30 years before the Sentinelese people had the good sense to quarantine that pathogen-riddled missionary on their beach, with a few arrows in his body to make sure he'd stay there. I immediately remembered Eric when I read about this.

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TAX CHURCHES

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Everything makes you a homosexual except being a male priest who rapes boys 🤷‍♂️

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Religion- the grift that keeps on giving.

If they aren't trying to pick your pocket, they're trying to grab your crotch. Some people call prostitution the oldest profession, but that's not true. The oldest profession is "priest", that showed prostitutes how to work the streets.

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translation: Papa needs money for studs to fill him with God's "love"

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That's what you get for handing the village idiot a megaphone.

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God does not need your money, But your Pastor is eyeing a Gulfstream G800.

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The Great Grift

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Matt 6:24 you cannot serve god and mammon, dude's made his choice, at least mammon is real 🤷‍♂️

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Be gay. Do crime.

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Religion is a scam. It was meant to implore civility to the uneducated. A code of ethics if you will.

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Easily twistable, for reasons

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Belief is fine. Moral teachings is fine.

It's when you start giving power and organized structures supporting it to those ostensibly teaching such, that the problems arise, because unsurprisingly they're prone to abusing the shit out of that power.

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So, how much $$$ to buy your way into Heaven?

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how much you got?

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Something something camel in a needle

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Well fuck my ass

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It's nice when they explain the scam up front. It's less nice that so many people hear such an obvious scam and apparently think, "god wills"

1 year ago | Likes 21 Dislikes 0

There are a lot of very stupid, very gullible people out there.

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I feel bad for the people who are so blinded by faith that they actually comply

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I feel bad for their children who have no choice in the matter.

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What kind of gullible fucking sucker thinks "Yep! I need to give 10% of my income to an invisible man in the sky." Fuckin morons; all of 'em

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There's a (literal) cult in my state masquerading as some flavor of Christianity where the members have to sign over all of their property (house, car, etc.) and paychecks to the church, who then give each of them an "allowance" out of THEIR OWN FUCKING MONEY in the amount they think they can live on, and keep everything else. And there's no shortage of people in and joining the church. They went from a smallish building to a giant one with Romanesque stone pillars out front.

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I'm straight as a rail buut I would suck a dozen dicks before I'd give a church a dime.

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This entire thing is pure poetry

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I don't feel bad for those people. For some of them, it isn't faith, but rather the social stigma and the lack of support and community outside of religion.

If we want to put an end to it, we need to acknowledge that the lack of government services keeps some who want to leave trapped in their communities.

Most preachers know this, which is why they are hostile toward abortion and education.

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Putrid combination of religious grifting and toxic masculinity in that "pastor's" statement. His arguments are basically "give me your money or you're gay and/or weaker and more useless than a woman". But the toxic masculinity is so strong, these "men" so afraid of being perceived as weak or feminine by anyone, will meekly comply.

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What's funny to me: the church I grew up in hated the Evangelicals and called them fake Christians. One of the more common sermons was to bash their "Prosperity Gospel" as being completely made-up by their leaders. The idea was that 10% of one's assets were to be sacrificed annually to gain forgiveness for sin, but that was only until Jesus became "The Final Sacrifice" and now a simple prayer and faith cover that. Tithing to the church is completely optional by the Bible they claim to read.

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The later ideology of tithing is that one shouldn't amass wealth, and should give any excess to the church or towards helping others to prevent that (charity is fine, but the church I grew up in also promoted going out and doing things directly, like feeding/gifting items directly to homeless people and panhandlers). The idea they pushed was that the church would use the money for charity, but that it's even better to do those things yourself, as Jesus would have.

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Don't feel too bad. They're bigots.

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I'm just excited that I get to not give this guy money and do gay shit at the same time. What a deal!

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I am pretty sure soemwhere in the bible they claim to read a lot it says to not be greedy...

but again how many of them ACTUALLY read the thing they preach?

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The thing is the bible -- the christian authority-- is vague, esoteric, and inconsistent. SO MUCH SO that there are literally thousands of different and conflicting interpretations evidencing the fact!

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They are not blinded by faith, they are blinded by stupid...

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But you repeat yourself. Faith is stupidity manifest. It's literally the belief in something absent evidence. You would call somebody who believes in aliens controlling the government a fucking whacko, but when somebody engages in blood magic rituals and tells you to eat your gods flesh, suddenly it's a sacrament.

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Faith has to be blind by definition, though, which leads to the stupid since it encourages denying all evidence to the contrary and instead swallow the lies of their religion wholesale.

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"Incidentally, has everyone seen my new Lamborghini outside?"

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"The one on fire? Nope."

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It's a new take on the burning bush, it's god sending you a message, but he had to adapt with modern times.

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It's a great way to get to the airport where I keep "the church's" private jet.

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I'm a Christian Layman, but watching the proliferation of the Prosperity Gospel Heresy makes me want to start flipping tables and chasing these yahoo "pastors" around with a braided whip.

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As an atheist, i understood that reference. Do what jesus would do.

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Yup; plenty of places in the Bible talk about the virtues of proper hard-work and careful investment (e.g. the Parable of the Talents) or of patience & saving (e.g Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's Dreams), and a couple of places talk about people being provided with "enough to survive"... but none of it talks about people just being GIVEN vast riches like the Prosperity Gospel makes up out of whole cloth.

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When people like this aren't excommunicated from the church, then they represent your Christian values.

Yes, every single Christian out there. That's how people see your faith when people like this are permitted to use it without consequence.

"But my church......" - nobody cares. Your church tacitly accepts these people as fellow Christians because it's a simple bottom line calculation. Are they helping push for the church to have more power? Yes. Then they're friends. Period.

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There hasn't been a single universal Christian church for a long, long time.

More importantly, around about 400 years ago people realized that maybe it was best to stop with trying to declare who is or isn't a "real" Christian, because that was leading to far too much killing/warfare/etc. Yeah, I think greedy shitbags like this guy aren't followers of Christ at all, but like, I don't belong to his church.

The whole bit you're asking for is a lot more than you seem to think.

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I know exactly what my ask is and it's not a tall order. We do it every single fucking day in life with everything else. It's only when it comes to religion that suddenly people are like, "Yes but they say they sincerely believe in an invisible person who doesn't interact with reality in any detectable way to justify calling for the eradication of people because they're gay."

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So, I'm going to need you to denounce anything and everything bad anyone who's ever said, done, or otherwise talked about that happens to share any of your beliefs, political leaning, nationality, ethnicity, and so on. Because clearly it's being done in your name too, and you should be actively denouncing them, despite the fact that you had nothing to do with it yourself, and nothing about the thing you share had any rational relation to what they did.

What, that's bullshit?

Yeah, exactly.

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It's pretty clear you didn't understand what I wrote. I'm saying the institution of the church, the actual organized arm and the people who run that which hold the doctrine (like for example the catechism, which is explicitly a set of questions and answers as to how things should be interpreted according to the church,) should be holding people representing their faith accountable by punishing them for preaching things well outside the faith.

That's not unreasonable. /1

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In fact, in every other organization that's simply called a company policy. It's why you get fired if you address customers with, "What do you want you fucking cunt?"

The religious word for policy is catechism. But they're effectively synonymous.

I get that you're likely religious so you take this personally. So please try to view the church as a business, the catechism as policy, and the priests are its employees. When an employee goes rogue, you deal with it. /2

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Church - which one? Because there's a crazy amount even if we're just limiting it to mainline protestant churches in the USA, none of whom have any sway over the others.

Do you mean the Roman Catholic Church? Pretty sure we had a whole ton of wars about other Christians not having to have any involvement with them, let alone listen to them on stuff.

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tax the church

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I don't think that a church should be treated any differently than any other social NPO. To do otherwise would be an equal protection violation, in my (not a lawyer) opinion.

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Tax the individual and churces. Chances are this douche nozzle is a pedo, rapist and fraud.

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And beat the bigots.

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Do more than that....

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100%, churches are businesses and if if they can't make it in the free market, let a Panera Bread open in the rectory.

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Grace City is not a church, it’s a militant christian nationalist cult and they’re infiltrating local politics.

https://www.ncwlife.com/news/ex-deputys-lawsuit-alleges-religious-discrimination-in-chelan-county-sheriffs-office/article_f89ac990-ad7f-11ed-bb64-3f286d84255c.html

If I remember correctly, they have their own “security force” including several police officers.

And of course one of their pastors was arrested for several rapes a few years ago.

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While I agree with the premise Church shouldn’t be getting any special tax treatment, I feel like taxing these “television evangelists” wouldn’t deter the scumbag “pastors” . They’ll figure out a way to cheat the system, get more money from people to cover the tax, claim bullshit deductions to cheat the government.. etc.. a fraudster will always figure a way to defraud.. these acts should be Illegal , No one should be accepting“donations” for profit..period.

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If they are so charitable and give back so much to the whole community let them get their tax free status by being a 501c3. At that point they will have to declare where the money goes and it will be much harder for them to hide the money

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No thank you! The separation of church and state is already walking the edge of a knife!

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I know what you mean, but you're wrong. They are ALREADY very much involved in politics, so we may as well tax the6n for it. And have them pay back taxes with interest for all those past years as well.

Oh? That would bankrupt your church? Shoulda stayed out of politics, then.

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Bad take, unless you think all gifts should be untaxed, and then anyone could just give whatever they want to anyone and never pay taxes.

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I should clarify, we shouldn’t be giving tax exemptions to businesses operating under the guise of religion

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Agree, and it is arguable that churches should never have been able to maintain tax exempt status if church and state were ever actually separate.

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so not paying mean im gay...... welp... i am gay now.... im so super gay now. in fact i am now the gayest gay to ever gay. fuck these nutjobs

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In for a penny!

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hello fellow gay. I too am gay because I refuse to give charlatans my hard (hehehe) earned money.

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*In the tune of Warframe's "We All Lift Together"*

We're all Gay Together
Together!

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This, the song of son and daughter, Pride, the heart of who we are, making peace to build our future, strong, united, gaying 'til we fall.

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