Pastor Michael Glatze: American Christianity is a machine and the Bible a tool of fear and shame

[Emanuel333221]

That's what Michael Glatze of "I Am Michael" fame (Google him) said in a recent documentary on Netflix:

http://www.netflix.com/title/80186862

 

[1watchman]

That doesn't sound like the counsel of a true "pastor" or even a real Christian. There are many men who go about "making merchandise of the people" in the Name of God.

 

[FireDragon76]

What he says is true, unfortunately.

If you want to follow Jesus, you'ld do well to be wary of what passes for Christianity in America. It sounds to me like he's awakened from the stupor that Christian pop culture and bible colleges produce.

 

[pescador]

By your initial post I wouldn't even bother listening to him.

 

[Sketcher]

No context means the claim is meaningless to me.

 

[Kutte]

That's what Michael Glatze of "I Am Michael" fame (Google him) said in a recent documentary on Netflix:

http://www.netflix.com/title/80186862

Mr. Michael Glatze may have a point here. Fact is, there are many fake Christians around.

 

[pescador]

Mr. Michael Glatze may have a point here. Fact is, there are many fake Christians around.

How do you identify a fake Christian?

 

[1watchman]

Mr. Michael Glatze may have a point here. Fact is, there are many fake Christians around.

Yes, there are many religious men who do not speak of Jesus, the Christ of God, and value "all the counsel of God". It is entirely possible that the preacher was only alluding to what some other men are saying in christendom, so I don't know the full context of what he was actually saying.