"Do you recommend The Passion Of The Christ movie" the results
of the poll with 651 people voting were as follows:
Yes - Saw it = 196 (30%)
No - Saw it = 173 (26%)
Yes - Didn't see it = 16 (2%)
No - Didn't see it = 229 (35%)
Maybe = 16 (2%)
Don't know = 21 (3%)
As usual, our discerning audience DOES NOT recommend this movie as
61% of those polled indicated. 32%, however, do recommend the movie.
This is strange given the fact that the movie produced little to no effect
in the lives of those polled by George Barna,
just as I have been predicting. For those of you who urge people to see
this violent movie acted by some pornography stars, please read the many
reviews of The Passion Of The Christ in
the Book Reviews section.
To the question:
"Do you approve of Ted Haggard's election to the presidency of the
NAE?" here are the results of the poll.
Yes = 23 (8%)
No = 166 (61%)
Maybe = 3 (1%)
Don't know = 79 (29%)
Out of 271 people who voted on this poll a majority thinks that Ted
Haggard should not have been elected to the presidecy of the NAE.
For those of you who voted "Don't know" please read the articles on our
site about Ted Haggard. It is important that you read this
article most of all. I think it will persuade you to change your
vote to "No".
To the question:
"Do you believe Benny Hinn's refute of Dateline NBC?" here are the
results of the poll.
Yes = 9 (7%)
No = 103 (83%)
Maybe = 0 (0%)
Don't know = 12 (9%)
Well I never! Not trust Benny Hinn? What's this world
coming to?
To the question:
"Is the Reinhard Bonnke dead rasing story true?" here are the results
of the poll.
Yes = 65 (32%)
No = 113 (55%)
Maybe = 5 (2%)
Don't know = 20 (9%)
Sounds like the majority of you have a healthy distrust of false
teachers like Bonnke and stories they bring back from remote countries
where there stories cannot be verified.
To the question:
"Who has been drunk in the Spirit for 16 years?" here are the results
of the poll.
Benny Hinn - 42 (30%)
Rodney Howard-Browne - 35 (40%)
Rod Parsley - 13 (9%)
C. Peter Wagner - 4 (2%)
Cindy Jacobs - 1 (0%)
Bill Hamon - 1 (0%)
John Bevere - 0 (0%)
Kenneth Copeland - 18 (13%)
Mary Crum - 1 (0%)
Jack Deere - 2 (1%)
Most of you were on the right track since people like Benny Hinn,
Rodney Howard-Browne and Kenneth Copeland have all claimed to be "drunk
in the spirit". But you may be amazed to discover that only four
of you got this one right. C. Peter Wagner is the one who has been
"drunk in the spirit" for sixteen years. In 2000 at the National
School of the Prophets "Mobilizing The Prophetic Office" conference, Jim
Laffoon said this: "I mean, people say how can Dr. (C. Peter) Wagner at
his age be with all these weird people? He's been on a 14 year drunk,
it's the only way to explain it. He's not been sober for years."
Add two years to the above, if he is still "drunk", and you come up with
16 years. Shocking? Well, maybe for some of you. Some
of us know better.
To the question:
"Who coined the term 'Third Wave'?" here are the results of the poll.
Benny Hinn - 15
Rod Parsley - 6
Bill Hamon - 3
Kenneth Copeland - 18
Cindy Jacobs - 1
C. Peter Wagner - 44
Kim Clement - 1
Rick Joyner - 11
Out of 99 votes it was gratifying to see that 44 of you know that
C. Peter Wagner coined this term, as well as the new term for the Third
Wave which is the New Apostolic Reformation.
To the question:
"What is the most repeated sign of the end times in Matt. 24 &
25?" here are the results:
The poll site went down, but before it did I was amazed that so many
people don't know what the most repeated sign of the end times it.
It is FALSE PROPHETS!
To the question:
"Who is T.B. Joshua" here are the final results of that poll.
Holy man of God? - 19
Deceived believer? - 19
Wolf in sheep's clothing? - 71
Moslem plant? - 10
Maitreya? - 0
THE False Prophet? - 8
THE Antichrist? - 1
I guess we can safely assume this man is a wolf. I'm a little
suprised that none of you suspect that he may be "Maitreya", since he operates
in Nigeria. What I don't understand is those who beleive he is a
"holy man of God". This guy is a pure shaman, nothing more, nothing
less.
To the questions:
"Is a "New Apostolic Reformation" needed today where new apostles
and prophets will lay new foundations for the church?"
No = 97
Yes = 3
"Do you believe the claims of the "Transformations" video by George
Otis, Jr.?"
No = 98
Yes = 2
Is the concept of "spiritual mapping" biblical?
No = 98
Yes = 2
Can there be such as thing as a "Messianic Muslim"?
No = 97
Yes = 3
Is your church associated with YWAM?
No = 95
Yes = 5
To the question "Who is Benny Hinn?"
- the final results were as follows with 361 votes:
Holy man of God: 8%
Deceived believer: 19%
Wolf in sheep's clothing: 63%
THE False Prophet: 8%
THE Antichrist: 0%
This is the most definitive poll yet. A vast majority of you
say that Benny Hinn is not even a believer but a wolf in sheep's clothing.
I thought more would think that perhaps Hinn is a candidate for the False
Prophet, and was surprised that so few of the Hinnites chimed in with "Holy
man of God" which is their consistent mantra. If Hinn is truly a
wolf why do so few Christian leaders declare this fact from their pulpits?
I only received ONE response from An
Open Letter About Benny Hinn which I sent out to every major ministry
I could think of. I frankly don't understand the reluctance to stand
up for the truth these days in the face of someone who claims to be a believer
yet is leading MILLIONS of people into a false gospel of signs and wonders.
To the question "Where are the feathers coming
from in Third Wave meetings?" - the final results were as follows with
176 votes:
Angels: 5%
Demons: 26%
Someone plucking his pet chicken for potluck: 15%
Horses: 1%
Bratty kids having a pillow fight in the nursery: 8%
Up someone's sleeve: 42%
As I read it, a whopping 95% of you don't believe these are angel
feathers at all showing up in these meetings. It looks like many
of you think that it is a trick, while another large percent think it is
demonic activity. Only one of you got my extremely obscure reference
to the movie "Horse Feathers" by the Marx Brothers. Oh, well.
This poll proves again there are still some people out their with their
heads on straight. Five percent of you need to have your heads examined.
To the statement "Vote on ideas for new myths
Benny Hinn can tell." - the final results were as follows with 172
votes:
Hinn becomes 4th member of the Trinity!: 24%
Hinn heals his wife!: 8%
Paul Crouch can fly!: 15%
Jesus appears as Mother Teresa!: 5%
Hinn traces geneology back to Jesus!: 36%
Bill Clinton will be President for a third term!: 9%
Not much comment needed on this poll. Kind of sorry to see
it go actually. Looks like we can expect Benny to trace his roots
back to Jesus pretty soon when he runs out of steam on the "Jesus will
appear physically in upcoming Hinn crusades" ruse. Either that perhaps
he will put himself into the Trinity (oops, forgot that a Trinity can only
have three persons :) I thought it would be quite a trick for Hinn
to heal his own wife of her obvious mental condition but looks like most
of you think that truly would be impossible!
To the statement "Your turn to predict who
will actually appear bodily in upcoming Benny Hinn crusades!" - the
final results were as follows with 143 votes:
Jesus Christ: 2%
Mary: 4%
Elvis: 11%
Jim Morrison: 9%
Maitreya or some other false Christ: 26%
Nothing will happen: 46%
Again, our astute discerning users of the DITC site have seen through
this deception. Good going! The 2% of you who said Jesus Christ
will appear bodily around the world in different places have not been reading
your Bibles. Shame on you! It is interesting that Elvis and
Jim Morrison got 19% of the vote, beating out Jesus and Mary handily.
But the big news is that 72% of you thought that either nothing would happen
or a false Christ will show up. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
I only regret that I didn't test the theory that John Kennedy will come
back from the dead as the antichrist. I forgot all about him.
Perhaps in an upcoming poll I should ask you the question: "Is Benny
Hinn the False Prophet?"
To the question
"Why
is Billy Graham making such strange unbiblical statements lately?"
- the final results were as follows with 189 votes:
Don't judge Billy Graham!: 10%
Effect of Parkinson's/senility.: 7%
Influence of Franklin Graham.: 2%
This is nothing new.: 33%
Don't know but I am concerned!: 41%
Don't have an opinion.: 4%
The majority stated that they did not know
why he was making these statements but they were concerned, or that this
is nothing new. This accounted for 74% of the votes cast. 9%
were concerned that these types of statements are a result of illness or
influences. 10% of those who voted apparently believe that no Christian
leader should be questioned. It is a source of amusement to me that
there were 4% who took time to take this poll only to say that they do
not have an opinion. Does this not seem ironic to anyone?
To the question
"How
would you rate the Third Wave revival movement
out of Toronto Blessing and Brownsville
A/G?" - the final results were as follows with 167 votes:
Move of God: 2%
Part God, part man: 3%
Move of man: 27%
Move of Satan: 48%
Wacky: 16%
Undecided: 1%
Looks like "Move of Satan" got the nod.
Certainly not "Move of God"!
To the question
"What
do you think of The Omega Code movie?" - the final results were as
follows with 73 votes:
Saw it! - Great evangelism tool!: 1%
Saw it! - Good entertainment!: 4%
Saw it! - Didn't like it!: 12%
Saw it! - It's heretical!: 6%
Didn't see it! - Why support TBN?: 60%
Didn't see it! - Don't go to movies!: 15%
That so many of you did not see this film because
it would give support to TBN is very encouraging!
To the question
"Where
do the gold fillings come from?" - the final results were as
follows with 61 votes:
Miracle of God: 1%
Miracle of Satan: 52%
Miracle of Dentistry: 8%
Mass hypnosis: 11%
Don't know: 21%
Don't care: 4%
Another "Miracle of Satan"? It sure looks
that way.
