A Kinist Response to the Baptized Unitarianism of James McDonald

A Kinist Response to the Baptized Unitarianism of James McDonald

James McDonald, a pastor in Peoria, Illinois, has written the following “Affirmations on the Nations of Men.” It’s a dandy example of how the unitarian heresy of denying the nature of God often begins with denying the nature of Man. We, the Session of Providence Church, [meaning, I, James McDonald] have undertaken a study on [...]

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Back to the Blood (Malachi 4:6)

Back to the Blood (Malachi 4:6)

Bret McAtee is devastating anti-Kinist arguments on Facebook. Get a load: There probably is no one single magic bullet that heals all that ails Western Christianity. However, I would suggest that any answer must include a Gospel message that has the implications that the heart of the Fathers are turned back to the children. Further I [...]

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Rohan Had Come at Last

Rohan Had Come at Last

John Lofton wrote on his Facebook page: “Would you want your daughter to marry a Kinist? No, you would not.” He tried to be clever again by pretending not to know his own race. Then our friend Chad reminded him that he called himself white while interviewing the Reverend Doctor Anthony Bradley Jr. Lofton insisted [...]

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We’ll Find Him, Sure as the Turning of the Earth

We’ll Find Him, Sure as the Turning of the Earth

Kinists lost one of their greatest allies and mentors on July 24 when Stanley Poston passed from this world. He meant more to each of you reading this than you may ever know. Though his funeral was only two days later, on a Monday morning, the church was packed with mourners. Even the Amish came [...]

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A Kinist Response to Brian Schwertley’s Accusations of Heresy

A Kinist Response to Brian Schwertley’s Accusations of Heresy

Rev. Brian Schwertley preached two sermons last Sunday entitled “The Heresy of Kinism” (part 1, part 2). This is not the first time that a preacher has denounced Kinism as a heresy, but we think it is the first time that one has been bold enough to publish the sermons. We could not have asked [...]

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