In Case You Missed Church On Sunday

 

If you missed church in Maryland, you might be healthier for it, if you have celiac disease. A person whose background, IQ, or health will not allow him to bow to peer pressure and the lemming mentality is a danger to the entire brainwashing effort. Ain't that right, Debbie Cook?

 

Very Strange Siri Search: Bill Woodrow Maryland Cult

Person possibly located in Sacramento, California, what is your interest in this post? Specifically about Rev. Bill Woodrow, of Damascus, Maryland? With the state of Maryland, alone, he has an extensive legal history, mainly for failing to pay his taxes. Apparently, for all of his condemnation of people who are deaf, anemic, or have celiac disease, (no one would have those problems if they truly loved "god"....so says Woodrow) he thinx he is exempt from paying taxes. There are a couple of other odds and ends on his record, too, but his most serious problem seems to be taxes. Of course, that's just Maryland. He could have records in other states that this blogger has yet to see. Perhaps the latest entry will clear a few things up for you. It's all public information.

Defendant Information

(Each Alias, Address, and Attorney for the Defendant is displayed)

Name:

WOODROW, WILLIAM T

Address:	9022 GUE ROAD
	DAMASCUS MD 20872-1021

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Issues Information

Issue:

STATE TAX LIEN

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Judgment Information

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Date:	04/11/2012 Amount: $5,246.89	Entered 04/11/2012
Debtor:	WOODROW, WILLIAM T

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Document Tracking

Docket Date:	04/11/2012 Docket Number: 1
Docket Description:	NOTICE, LIEN OF JUDGMENT (SOM)
Docket Type:	Docket Filed By: Plaintiff
Docket Text:	NOTICE OF LIEN OF JUDGMENT FOR UNPAID TAX FOR TAXABLE YEAR 2005, TOTAL BALANCE DUE $5,246.86, INTEREST DATE 04/06/2012, LIEN NO. 1663146120406, SSN NO. XXX-XX-X438, ENTERED.

A Silly Christian And An Efficient Rattlesnake

I always think I've heard it all until the next truly goofy thing I hear about. This is no different: while I used to live in West Virginia and have always been aware that there are Pentacostals in West Virginia who like to tease rattlesnakes during their church services, I pretty much ignored them most of the time. But this past Sunday, a Pentacostal pastor got bitten and died. Totally stupid.

The late Reverend Mark Wolford belongs to a sect that takes this verse in the New Testament, translated in English, at face value with no consideration or thought:  "Mark 16: 17-18 reads, "And these signs shall follow them that believe: In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues. They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover." Now; Christians who encourage alcoholics to go ahead and drink because they have been "cured", ( Damascus Christian Community, Damascus Maryland) and who tell people with food allergies that it is safe to eat the stuff to which they are allergic because if a person is truly faithful, Jesus will cure the food allergy, ( Damascus Christian Community and Frederick Maryland Rescue Mission) are evil enough, but if my child visited a church where wild animals were teased and provoked during a church service, and got attacked by one of them, (one of the snakes, not one of the Christians) I'd never want to be reminded of that religion again. Actually, I hate being reminded of Christianity already, but this would make me hate it more. And this "laying on of hands" to heal; do they tell diabetics and people with TB that they no longer need their medications? Do they tell schizophrenics not to take their medications?

One more thing about using snakes in the church service to make Jesus happy.......why is Jesus happy when innocent animals are teased? And why would anyone who is truly spiritual and inspired want to use an unwilling participant in any service or ritual? The snake had obviously not converted, otherwise, he would not have bitten the pastor! Or am I asking for too much logic here?

Does the obvious contradiction of the rattlesnake bite killing the pastor despite the misleading interpretation of one verse in Saint Mark's gospel mean that the pastor's faith was all in vain, or nonexistant?