Christian frauds are many, like Psychic Frauds
Channel: Brain Outy
Date: 2013-09-05

Shoutout vid to Rob Lester's Psychic Fraud series, starting here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeUIwOWNqdc .  My video just asks the question, 'what parallels exist between Christian frauds, and these psychic frauds?'   For these folks abound in Christendom, too.

Moreover, almost every denomination in Christendom today, is based on the sect/denomination's leader claiming dreams/visions/revelations from God.  Never mind, the leader contradicts Scripture.  This phenomenon has gone on for two millennia, now.  It was the bane of Israel, in the OT.  That's why such folks were executed,  under the Law.  Pagan culture revered and employed such people for the 'visions', most famous being Pharaoh of the Exodus, the Oracle at Delphi, the magi; but even great houses and common folk would pay for these 'visions'.  With devastating results (look up the 'Oracle of Delphi' and 'Halys River', in Google, for a famous example).

For these folks were frauds after fame and money;  or, adroitly, were demon-possessed, demon-influenced (since no demon can possess the body of a Christian), wrecking havoc as desired (Judas being a case in point).  Larger writeup about this latter, is in http://www.brainout.net/SatTacExamp.htm#Mothman , so you can see the link between 'psychic' or 'UFO' stuff, and gullible Christianity.  That whole webpage is on Satan's strategy and tactics, with hard data you can test yourself.

So, as you subscribe to and watch Rob Lester's series (which I heartily recommend), you might want to ask the same 'fraud' question of the Christians who, past or present, essentially pose as God's mouthpiece.  So to avoid them.

KJVO frauds, in their own words, are linked in the video description, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX35-CEKfRs  .  Also search on Dremias5545's 'Mark of the Beast' video here in Youtube, showing Ruckman's vision claim in writing.  Else, look up 'Millerite', 'Mormon', 'Ellen White', 'Rutherford', 'Adventism', 'Aime Semple McPherson' for just a smattering of the many visiion panderers over the last 100+ years, among protestants.  Pope of Roman Catholicism is claimed to be infallible in his pronouncements, so that's a vision claim too -- the pronouncements usually contradict Bible in some major way.  The Church Fathers, of course, pandered vision stories, or claimed to have them.  Really, no denomination is without such claims, so it's an infection pan-Christendom.

How to know the frauds?  Compare what they say with Scripture.  If Bible disagrees, Bible is right and the fraud is exposed.  Of course, your reading of Bible might be wrong, so be sure to use 1John1:9 and ask God to show you the relevant verses and their meaning.  AUDIT everything, lest you become a fraud, yourself. :)