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BeliefNet has a rating of 1.75 stars from 8 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. BeliefNet ranks 29th among Horoscope sites.
I really love this site because not only can I get my horoscopes daily it has reviews on movies, marriage, pets and money. You can read articles on your faith. Take quizzes, join the forum and meet other people who have the same interest as you. It's a religious site with a twist.
If you really want to know about God and what HE says, read the Bible! Don't take any and every person's word for it without searching it and reading it for yourself! This site is full of false teaching. It twists God's word until much of it is unrecognizable. God warns us against things like this. Matthew 7:15- "Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves." I Peter 5:8- "Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary the devil walketh about as a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour."
If you really want to know about God and what HE says, read the Bible! Don't take any and every person's word for it without searching it and reading it for yourself! This site is full of false teaching. It twists God's word until much of it is unrecognizable. God warns us against things like this.
Matthew 7:15- "Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves."
I Peter 5:8- "Be sober, be vigilant, because your adversary the devil walketh about as a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour."
When I originally found this site I thought it wasn't too bad, I had found a few articles from direct searches on Google. Now that I've looked it over I quickly realized most of the information taught/wrote about (probably 90%) is not biblical, very much of the world, and even as far as teaching new age occultic beliefs such as astrology. In their entertainment section they pay homage to satanic Hollywood and it's false converts or very lukewarm counter parts. I also saw an article about the occultic belief of your birthday # and how it affects your personality and future based on astrology. The author, Tania Gerbriel specifically mentions divination and magic in her bio, both detestable to the Lord (Deuteronomy 18:9-13). To be of the world, teaching idolatry and false doctrine I can not call this a Christian site or a site that follows Christ. I would avoid it at all costs if I were you.
If you are a Christ follower, please look somewhere else. Besides the logo that looks like 3 concentric 6s, there is a lot of unbiblical teaching, that a lot of the times is straight up satanic. I PRAY IN JESUS'S NAME that you will be protected from such deceit, and that the Holy Spirit will fill you with love for God's Word, and The Truth, so you can recognize when someone is trying to deceive you. Amen.
I on occasion read BeliefNet blogs, etc. This column by a liberal never-Trumper is not biblical and I am tired on media specialists with little experience with the Bible writing junk that could lead a young Christian astray. The pillar of Christian has stood for 2,000 years and has been attacked since John the Baptist was in Elizabeth's womb. We do not need to be 21st century relevant to attract people to the "message". The Holy Spirit is the catalyst of change, not man.
Kenneth F. McCallion is a former federal prosecutor, attorney, and author of "Treason & Betrayal: The Rise and Fall of Individual-1." He and his family are active members of Christ Church in Greenwich, Connecticut.
The teachings of the Episcopal Church are suspect, often not Biblical and tend to take on a pro-liberal, pro-marxist & pro-climate change approach to teaching pseudo-scripture.
Christ Church managed to find a minister that went to Berkeley Divinity. Oh boy! I hope that this church and its minister teaches a Christ centered message.
This is a review of McCallion's book from a socialist on Amazon: Kenneth McCallion documents Trump's connections to the Russian oligarchs. This includes Trump's role as a money launderer for those oligarchs. This is established fact, not wild conspiracy theory. And the fact that there are so very few articles or books that document this makes this book worthwhile, if for no other reason. But there is considerably more information. I'm over 70, and never can I remember any sitting president being accused of treason, except by the most wild and extreme wing of the political spectrum, like the John Birch Society. The very fact that McCallium, a former federal prosecutor, makes this charge is significant in and of itself. The fact that he documents it makes it even more so. But what exactly is "treason" and what is the "national interest"? And how has it come to pass that we have a US president who clearly is equally loyal to a rival ruling class - the Russian oligarchs? Some of this McCallium makes a stab at, but there's a lot more to be considered. That's why the book only gets four stars from me.
This website is full of spam. It also spammed my email account so I unsubscribed. The content is very questionable and contradictory to what is in the Bible.
I really love this site because not only can I get my horoscopes daily it has reviews on movies, marriage, pets and money. You can read articles on your faith. Take quizzes, join the forum and meet other people who have the same interest as you. It's a religious site with a twist.
I dislike the biased, right-wing way Beliefnet stories are written. The writing is not, at all, objective, and there is always some little dig or criticism of the political left. They omit pertinent information about immigration and crime (guns), and cherry picks their story selections. I dislike trying to navigate their website. It is very cluttered with a lot of affiliate links. I do not object to the fact that this is a Christian website. I object to its overall quality. This website needs to do some serious editing and to choose higher quality materials to publish.
I read about this site in one of my seminary textbooks and took their online quiz. Unfortunately, I accidentally must have subscribed to their newsletters which I do not want but get several times every day. I have "unsubscribed" several times but the emails keep coming. So I tried to call, but no one in the office seems to answer their phone. How lovely that a website that is designed to uplift is actually has me frustrated and steamed! Places like this should not be allowed to stay in business.
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