Comments on: False Teaching Bigot Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III Alters His Bio To Claim Graduation From Oxford University. But He Did Not Graudate From “Oxford”.

By: DL Foster

DL Foster — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:20:14 +0000

Ncantina, you pegged it. These degenerate false prophets have the common denominators of false teaching, insecurity about themselves thus the need for inflated exaggerations about education. They use it to ensnare those whom look for that a sign of spiritual accomplishment.

The apostles (save Paul) were uneducated men and it showed! Everybody knew. But they preached and proclaimed the gospel with such power, that they turned the world upside down.

The crooks today using the titles have to construct and entire false identity just to attract people, but have zero power and no connection to the true source of power. Whats more it says a lot about the people they attract.

So what matters most?: relationship with God or relationship with faux credentials.

By: GaryV

GaryV — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 05:39:35 +0000

It never ends my friend.

By: daughter

daughter — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 21:29:46 +0000

He’s been cold busted!

Amen ncatina, if someone really knows that they’ve been called by God to preach the gospel, they wouldn’t need to fake any earthly accreditation – or non-accreditation in this case!

By: ncatina

ncatina — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:43:02 +0000

The common denominator I am finding for any and all pulpit pimps, charlatans and the like is insecurity on their part. What has been described here for Haynes and Bryant specifically is that they likely have no other channels to pursue any other means of success (true academics, one’s climb in corporate, politics, etc.) that they feel the need to embellish on their credentials to feel important where they are in the church.

Without having to read into this man’s history, Haynes presents himself as one that is seeking personal validation. What other motivation is there for a pastor, who already has a church, to lie about his credentials?? What “education” and merit are needed to ascend in churchdom?!

Weak-constituted leaders are dangerous anywhere, EPSECIALLY in the church. These are the type of people that will stand on anything except the Word of God to help compensate for whatever personal shortcomings present. In the days we are living in now, the church is not the place for any “leader” to use his position to help elevate self. As this posting pointed out, lying about one’s education for the sake of elevation garners a greater fall than they expected.

By: worshipperfound

worshipperfound — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 20:51:40 +0000

Why are they pretending to be something that they are not! FAKE, FAKE, FAKE!