From: nate@psygate.psych.indiana.edu (Nathan Engle)
Newsgroups: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh
Subject: Words of Wisdom from Brother Max Lynch
Date: 4 Sep 92 13:22:49 GMT
Organization: Psych Department, Indiana University


    This is a repost from alt.brother-jed. It contains transcripts of 
2 letters written to newspaper editors by Brother Max, a traveling 
fundamentalist preacher. I post them here because I think Max has some 
unusual insights on this year's presidential race.

    Thanks to Rob Tillotson from Purdue who typed this in and graciously 
gave his consent for it to be reposted (on the condition that I make it 
clear that *he* didn't write the letters).

>From: cq@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Rob Tillotson)
>Subject: Two Letters from Brother Max
>Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 17:51:49 GMT
>Well, as requested by several of you, here are transcripts of the letters
>that Max handed out Monday and Tuesday at Purdue.  On Monday, he passed out
>the first letter, typed (with a typewriter that needs to be cleaned and have
>its shift mechanism worked on, of course), and on Tuesday he passed out the
>same sheet with a second letter scrawled on the back.  All typos *should* be
>from the original; I have taken some care to make sure the punctuation and 
>such is exactly the way it's typed.  This was a bit tougher on the second 
>one, as his writing is very hard to read...
>And by the way, Jim came back yesterday (Tuesday), and he even gave me an
>autographed copy of his pamphlet, with the message "Repent, You Hippie!"  I
>shall treasure it forever :-)  (Unfortunately, I forgot to ask if he had any
>words for the net audience.  Oh well, next time.)
>Without further ado, on to the words of Brother Max...
>----
>                                       29 August 1992
>                                       4521 E. Rio Grande Ave.
>                                       Terre Haute, Indiana 47805
>The Tribune-Star
>Terre Haute, Indiana
>To the Editor:
>    In your editorial, "A year of influence", you outdid yourself.
>    I agree that Hillary Clinton is bright, intelligent, and
>articulate; however, she is more than a "radical feminist" as some
>Republicans have labeled her.
>    She is a leftist, humanistic, anti-Christ, anti-family,
>anti-American, radical feminist, and if Bill Clinton is elected
>President, she will be co-President, and will have the potential of
>becoming the most dangerous women in the whole world - A modern day
>"Jezebel".
>    Hillary said: "A rejection of absolutism is welcome".  In other
>words, she believe that all truth is relative.  She rejects the fact
>that the Bible is the eternal absolute truth of God.  The Bible says:
>"For the wisdom of this world is foolishness before God." 1 Cor. 3:19
>    You said that Hillary was a "spokesperson for the plight of poor,
>abused and neglected children in our society."  She said: "Decisions
>about motherhood and abortion, schooling, cosmetic surgery, treatment
>of venereal disease, or employment, and others, where the decision or
>lack of one will significantly affect the child's future, should not
>be made unilaterally by parents".  This is blatant state control of
>the family, which has already begun in America.  She also said:
>"Certain myths ... serve only to inhibit the development of a
>realistic family policy in this country: the myth of the housewife
>whose life centers only on her home and ... the myth, or perhaps more
>accurately, the prejudice, that each family should be
>self-sufficient".  Is the Bible a book of myths Hillary?
>    God instituted the family. "for this cause a man shall leave
>father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife: and they shall become
>one flesh." Gen. 2:24 Futhermore, God said: "Children, obey your
>parents in the Lord, for this is right.  Honor your father and mother
>(which is the first commandment with a promise), That it may be well
>with you, and that you may live long on the earth." Eph. 6:1-3
>Hillary, God said to the first women: "... your desire shall be for
>your husband, And he shall rule over you". Gen. 3:16
>    "She has likened the American family to slavery, thinks kids
>should be able to sue their parents to resolve family arguments, and
>during her tenure as a foundation officer gave millions to the
>left-including sizable sums to hard-left organizers". (A Christian
>Manifesto)
>    Hillary said: "Americans need help understanding their world now
>more than ever".
>    I agree with this statement; however, we don't need another
>"Jezebel" instructing us, and most certainly, we don't need her
>leading our nation.
>    She said: "If you vote for my husband, you get me; it's a
>two-for-one, blue plate special." Mr. Clinton said: "If I ger elected
>president, it will be an unprecedented partnership ... If I get
>elected we'll do things together like we always have ... Buy one, get
>one free".  Will he be the messenger with Hillary's message?  God forbid!
>    I have dozens of other choice quotes by Hillary; however, I am
>sure space will not permit me to use them.  Let me try and summarize
>them for your readers.
>    She is the incarnation of the failed humanistic liberal agenda of
>the Democratic partyand liberal media, which has more and more
>engendered vice, crime, and anarchy, bred indolence and
>self-indulgence, crippled the family, produced irresponsibility,
>perverted truth and justice, denied the absolute truth of God's word,
>inhibited economic progress, undermind faith in God throughout
>America, and is producing a "hell on earth" in the U.S.A.
>    God says: "... when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn".
>Pr. 29:2 "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations
>that forget God." Ps. 9:17 A vote for "Ahab" and "Jezebel" is a vote
>for a trip to hell America.
>    Americans have a choice between the world view of the likes of
>Hillary Clinton, and the world view of Jesus Christ.  The Clinton's
>advocate change.  They are spokespersons for a new worldview and a new
>covenant.  It is not really new; because, it was first offered to Eve,
>and is now being offered to the American people by Hillary and Bill -
>Adam and Eve- 20th Century! "... the woman being quite deceived, fell
>into transgression." 1 Tim 2:14  "Then to Adam (God) said: Because you
>have listened to the voice of your wife ... Cursed is the ground
>because of you ; ..." Gen. 3:17
>    It is the same old plot that Satan has always used against freedom
>and liberty, and faith in God and His Word.  America will reap what it
>sows! Pray for America.
>                                     Max W. Lynch
>                                     Pastor, New Covenant Church
>                                     Terre Haute, Indiana
>And, on the back of the same sheet:  (this one was hand written, and
>Max's writing is not at all easy to read, please bear that in mind if
>it has more typos than Max's usual fare)
>                                     17 August 1992
>                                     4521 E. Rio Grand Ave
>                                     Terre Haute, IN 47805
>To the Editor;
>The Indianapolis Star
>    Your August 17, editorial, "Come out fighting", really angered me.
>    For the past 3-1/2 years, George Bush has been fighting against
>God and God's people, and Bush is going to lose the battle.
>    The welfare of all the nations is bound up with the fulfillment of
>God's plan to restore and renew Israel.  Ez 11:16-19, Is 60:1
>    The nations of the world have no right whatsoever to try and deny
>the Jews their land; because it is God's land to give, and He gave it
>to the Jews.  Any nation or person who trys, including Bush, will come
>under God's curse.  Gen 12:3 Bush and America are under a curse.
>    The Bible says: "Thou shalt not bear false witness..." Bush said,
>"Read my lips: no new taxes."  It reminds me of Judas kissing Jesus.
>    George Bush is a humanistic high priest of a satanic "New World
>Order". This alarms me!
>    The Bible says that "... he [Bush] is the minister of God, a
>revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil." Roms 13:4  What
>did Bush do?  He invited wicked homosexuals to the White House to
>witness the signing of the "Hate Crimes Bill." Futhermore, he gladly
>authorized spending for the NEA that has helped finance despicable,
>blasphemous, and perverted art (so-called) at the taxpayers expense.
>    He had and opportunity to rid America of the barbaric slaughter of
>millions of God's little children.  What did Bush do?  He appointed a
>pro-choice advocate, by the name of David Souter, to the Supreme Court.
>    Finally, he is a humanistic political wimp who will do anything to
>get elected.  The problem with his campaign is him.
>    America, for your sake get rid of Bush!
>    Max W. Lynch, Pastor, New Covenant Church.

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Nathan Engle                        Software Juggler
Psychology Department               Indiana University
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