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Debate with the Moonies (of Rev. Moon) #9: Is Sun Myung Moon Preaching a Different Gospel?

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Channel: CAnswersTV · 2009 · People & Blogs

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Larry Wessels, director of Christian Answers of Austin, Texas/ Christian Debater (YouTube channel CANSWERSTV) & Steve Morrison, Ph.D, director of Research for Christian Answers (Steve is the webmaster for all 3 of our websites: BIBLEQUERY.ORG, HISTORYCART.COM & MUSLIMHOPE.COM) debate two official representatives of the "Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity" alias Sun Myung Moon's "Unification Church." Rev. Moon, who was born in Korea in 1920, wrote a book called "The Divine Principle" in which he claimed Jesus was a failure because he got himself crucified instead of getting married & having kids, the cross was "Satan's victory not God's," the Holy Spirit is a female spirit, the Trinity is false, Rev. Moon is "God's Messenger" & Messiah, that Jesus cannot save us physically, that Jesus is not God in the flesh, that Jesus Christ is not coming back literally, & on the list goes. Moonies call Moon "greater than Jesus" & "Lord of the Second Advent."
This debate is a direct result of a challenge made by the Unification Church to Christian Answers of Austin, Texas/ Christian Debater for a televised debate. Christian Answers had aired a four hour series on Austin's Public Access Channel going out to 300,000 households in the Austin, Texas & surrounding areas. The series was entitled, "Moonstruck" and covered the following topics: "Rev. Moon's "Church" #1- History & Teachings of Moon's Cult," "Rev. Moon's "Church" #2- Divine Principle or Satanic Paradigm," "Rev. Moon's "Church" #3- Moon's god Versus the Triune God," & "Rev. Moon's "Church" #4- Semantic Deception- Moon is Not the Son." This entire series is currently posted on YOUTUBE (type "LARRY WESSELS MOONSTRUCK" in the YOUTUBE search box & an array of videos will come up). Moonies are particularly active around centers of higher learning such as universities and colleges. Austin has many such institutions so this series was helpful in reaching the many students attending there by way of the public access television channel.
This is part 9 in a series of 10. Mark Gunning of Dayspring Fellowship of Austin, Texas (www.dayspringchapel.org) is the moderator.

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