Oameni de cultura, artisti, oameni de stiinta neoprotestanti

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bascaabundentei, on 25 februarie 2015 - 19:49, said:

Care voi?

Voi, neoprotestantii!

"Câteva denumiri ale acestor culte (organizate de obicei sub forma unor biserici), sunt: adepții Bisericii creștine după Evanghelie (a nu se confunda cu evanghelicii luterani), baptiștii,[1] penticostalii,[1] Frăția Plymouth,[1] congregaționaliștii,[1] mormonii,[1] adventiștii de ziua a șaptea,[1] nazarinenii,[1] Martorii lui Iehova[1], etc."
Wikipedia

Edited by bascaabundentei, 26 February 2015 - 08:19.

Uite acia bah basca:

Biserica Crestina dupa Evanghelie

Wilbur and Orville Wright - the Wright Brothers were the inventors of the airplane
Francis Scott Key - wrote "The Star Spangled Banner" during a War of 1812 battle (United Brethren Sunday school teacher)
Mark Souder - U.S. Representative from Indiana's 4th District
Scott Harshbarger - Massachusetts Attorney General; TV new show 20/20 profiled his controversial child abuse investigation based solely on manipulated testimony of children
Dwight D. Eisenhower - U.S. President (born into River Brethren, but raised mainly in Jehovah's Witnesses)

Baptisti

Politics:
- Abraham Lincoln - 16th President of the United States (raised Baptist)
- Andrew Johnson - 17th U.S. President (raised Baptist)
- Warren G. Harding - 29th U.S. President
- Harry S. Truman - 33rd U.S. President
- Jimmy Carter - 39th U.S. President (former Southern Baptist)
- William Jefferson Clinton - 42nd U.S. President (Bill Clinton was officially rebuked by SBC)
- Alexander I - Russian Czar, 1777-1825. (claimed as a "closet" Baptist)
- Olusegun Obasanjo - president of Nigeria (since 1999); previously a career soldier and military ruler, before winning election
- Richard M. Johnson - Vice-President under Pres. Van Buren
- Nelson A. Rockefeller - Vice-President to Pres. Ford
- Al Gore - Vice-President to Pres. Clinton (former Southern Baptist)
- Strom Thurmond - Senator from South Carolina. Oldest senator in office
- Jesse Helms - Conservative senator from North Carolina (1973-2003)
- Newt Gingrich - former Speaker of the House (U.S. House of Rep.)
- Trent Lott - U.S. Senate Majority Leader until 2002, when he was ousted from leadership under the spectre of racism
- Shirley Chisholm - (1924-2005) first black woman elected to U.S. House of Representatives
- Tom DeLay - Republican congressman from Texas; former House Majority Leader
- Fred Harris - U.S. seantor; historian; Indian rights advocate
- Bill Moyers - former Baptist preacher and White House press secretary
- Sam Rayburn - Speaker of the House (1940-61)
- Dick Gephardt - Richard Andrew Gephardt was an influential U.S. Representative from Missouri (1977-2004)
- Gary Condit - U.S. Representative from California; suspected of murdering intern Chandra Levy
- Gary Bauer - conservative politician; past president of the Family Research Council; ran unsuccessfully for the Republican Party nomination for U.S. President in 2000
- Mel Carnahan - (1934-2000) Governor of Missouri (1993-2000, Democrat); died in a plane crash during campaign for the U.S. Senate, and defeated John Ashcroft posthumously
- Asa Hutchinson - Under Secretary for Border and Transportation Security with the Department of Homeland Security until January 2005
- Lester Maddox - politician, nightclub owner
- DeForest Soaries - minister, politician, author, and public advocate from New Jersey; chairman of the federal Election Assistance Commission
- Alexander Mackenzie - Prime Minister of Canada (1873-1878)
- Tommy Douglas - Canadian politician; eighth Premier of Saskatchewan from 1944 to 1961; led the first socialist government in North America and introduced universal public medicare to Canada
- Deborah Wheelehan - 1996 Republican candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in Missouri's 3rd District (former Southern Baptist)

Law:
- Charles E. Hughes - was Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
- Clarence Thomas - 2nd black Supreme Court justice. (former Baptist, now Catholic)
- Hugo Black - Hugo L. Black was a U.S. Supreme Court justice from 1937 to 1971; noted for his "literal" interpretation of U.S. Constitution
- Howell E. Jackson - U.S. Supreme Court justice
- Roy Moore - former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court who refused to follow an order to remove a display of the Ten Commandments from his court

Music:
- Carrie Underwood - singer, winner of competition on Season 4 of popular FOX television series American Idol
- Ruben Studdard - singer (winner of American Idol 2nd season)
- Clay Aiken - singer, immensely popular 2nd place runner-up in Season 2 of FOX television series American Idol
- Glen Campbell - country music singer
- Roy Orbison - country music singer
- Marian Anderson - influential black singer
- Johnny Cash - singer
- Skeeter Davis - country music singer
- Kris Kristofferson - country music singer
- David Ruffin - singer with The Temptations
- Pebbles - R&B singer; founder of Savvy record label (real name: Perri Alette McKissack)
- Louis Armstrong - trumpeter, vocalist, conductor
- Donna Summer - singer, songwriter
- Ralph Stanley - bluegrass musician
- Mahalia Jackson - Gospel singer
- George Jones - country singer; nicknamed The Possum; "Why Baby Why" was his first top-five hit in 1955
- Blackie Lawless - singer, guitarist; formed "Killer Kane Band" with Arthur Kane (former New York Doll); later formed the band W.A.S.P., whose albums included The Crimson Idol
- Chuck Berry - rock and roll pioneer
- Sam Cooke - rock and roll legend
- Bill Haley - rock and roll star
- Buddy Holly - rock and roll legend
- Hank Williams Sr. - country music singer
- Gene Autry - TV's famous singing cowboy (lapsed Baptist, convert to Christian Science)
- Diana Ross - singer
- Rita Coolidge - singer
- Gladys Knight - famed singer who sang with the "Pips" (former Baptist, now a Latter-day Saint)
- Whitney Houston - singer
- Queen Latifah - singer, actress
- Jessica Simpson - pop singer
- Al Green - musician
- Britney Spears - pop singer
- Aaron Carter - pop singer; brother of Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys
- Otis Redding - soul singer (famous for "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay" and other classics)
- Rick Wakeman - member of 1970s rock group "Yes"
- Aretha Franklin - classic soul singer
- Ashlee Simpson - singer
- David Ball - country music singer (son of a Baptist preacher)
- Jeremy Castle - Oklahoma country music singer

Journalism:
- Aminah Assilmi - broadcast journalist; director of the International Union of Muslim Women
- Marshall Frady - journalist; author of Wallace, an esposé of Democratic Alabama governor George Wallace; chief correspondent for ABC News Close Up (1979-86)
- Terry Mattingly - nationally prominent syndicated religion journalist (former Southern Baptist; now Eastern Orthodox)
- Liz Smith - nationally syndicated gossip columnist (former Southern Baptist)

Literature:
- John Grisham - best-selling author of legal thrillers, including The Pelican Brief; The Firm and The Client
- Tim LaHaye - author of immensely popular "Left Behind" Evangelical science fiction/fantasy novels
- Ossie Davis - author, playwright
- Nikki Giovanni - poet
- Christopher J. Priest - influential comic book writer
- Hazel Brannon Smith - first woman to win Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing
- Robert Don Hughes - science fiction writer; author of The Fallen and Eternity Game
- Carolivia Herron - author of Nappy Hair (convert to Judaism)
- Octavia Butler - science fiction writer; winner of Hugo, Nebula awards for "Bloodchild" and "Speech Sounds" (former Baptist)
- Robert Heinlein - considered one of the greatest science fiction authors ever; author of Stranger in a Strange Land; Starship Troopers; many more (former Baptist)
- Ray Bradbury - science fiction writer; author of Something Wicked This Way Comes; Fahrenheit 451; The Illustrated Man; many more (former Baptist)
- Gene Roddenberry - TV writer, producer; creator of Star Trek (former Baptist)

Film and Television:
- Ava Gardner - actress, movie star
- Kevin Costner - actor, movie star
- Fred Berry - actor best known as "Rerun" on the TV comedy What's Happening!!
- Peter Duel - (1940-1971) actor; Alias Smith and Jones, etc.
- Ruth Warrick - (1915-2005) actress best known as "Phoebe Tyler" on soap opera All My Children
- Victor Wong - (1927-2001) Chinese-American character actor
- Anita Bryant - entertainer, politician
- Chuck Norris - actor ("Walker, Texas Ranger")
- DeForest Kelley - actor; played "Dr. McCoy" on Star Trek (raised Baptist; son of a Baptist minister)
- Bette Davis - movie star (mostly lapsed Baptist/Episcopalian family background)
- Warren Beatty - actor, movie star, Academy Award-winning director (lapsed)
- Eddie Murphy - actor, comedian
- Ron Shelton - director / screenwriter / filmmaker: Bull Durham; Tin Cup; etc. (former Baptist)
- Charles MacArthur - American playwright and screenwriter; best known for The Front Page
- Dwayne Walker - director / screenwriter / filmmaker (Bible Madness, etc.)
- Ron Ormond - director / screenwriter / filmmaker; If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do? (1971), The Burning Hell (1974), etc.

Edited by Sfantul Jakob, 26 February 2015 - 10:28.

Penticostali:

Politics:
- John Ashcroft - U.S. attorney general (2001-2004); former senator from Missouri; first AG member to be elected as a U.S. congressman
- James Watt - U.S. Secretary of the Interior under Pres. Reagan
- Rick Hill - U.S. Representative from Montana
- Todd Tiahrt - U.S. Representative from Kansas 4th District
- Linda Smith - U.S. Representative from Washington
- Marylin Shannon - Ore. Republican Party county chairwoman and national committeewoman, 1982-97; Ore. Senate, 1995-present
- Andrew Evans - Australia politician and AG pastor; founder of the Family First Party; elected to the South Australian Legislative Council on 9 February 2002.

Music:
- Elvis Presley - musical entertainer, actor, "King of Rock & Roll"
- Jerry Lee Lewis - American rock and roll pioneer piano player and singer
Gladys Knight - famed R&B singer who sang with the Pips
Pat Boone - singer
Historians:
- Doug Wead - historian famous for secretly taping conversations with Pres. George W. Bush and then releasing tapes, former AG minister
- William Menzies - author of Anointed to Serve: The Story of the Assemblies of God

TV, Cinema
Denzel Washington - actor, movie star
Anthony Quinn - Academy Award-winning actor
- Duane Chapman - bounty hunter; star of the reality TV show "Dog the Bounty Hunter"
Otis Young - pioneering African-American actor
John Ensign - U.S. Senator (Repub.) from Nevada (109th Congress, 2004-)
Jack Hayford - radio/TV preacher; author of Pentecostal books; 5th president of International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Michael Reagan - son of Pres. Ronald Reagan; conservative talk show radio host, author (member of the Rev. Hayford's Church On The Way in Van Nuys, CA)
Joanna Moore - actress, movie star, mother of Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal
- Sam Kinison - raucous comedian (lapsed; former Pentecostal preacher)
- Toni Braxton - popular 1990s pop, R&B singer (daughter of an Apostolic preacher, but the family converted to Methodist)
- D'Angelo - singer (lapsed; son of an Apostolic preacher)
- Phil Jackson - famed basketball coach of the Chicago Bulls (now a Buddhist)

Plus predicatorii penticostali world wide, care, după cum bine se stie, TOȚI sunt niste artisti.

Mormonii (astia nu-s neoprotestanti)

- Basca Abundentei - pretins filozof, om de știință si vasta cultura, mare artist

Adventisti

- Little Richard - pop singer
- Prince - pop singer (former SDA; now JW)
- Brian McKnight - R&B singer, songwriter (raised SDA)
- Salt - from rap group "Salt N Pepa" (convert to SDA)
- Charmaine - singer for Rebecca St James
- Kirk Franklin - Gospel music musician (lapsed)
- Joyce Bryant - jazz/blues singer famous during 1940s and 1950s
- Hugh Martin - Oscar-nominated and Tony-nominated songwriter; MGM musical Meet Me In St. Louis (1944); Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas; etc.
- Take 6 - Gospel music group comprised of SDAs (Alvin Chea, bass; Cedric Dent, baritone; Joey Kibble, second tenor; Mark Kibble, first tenor; Claude V. McKnight III, first tenor; David Thomas, second tenor)
- Virtue - female Gospel music group comprised of SDAs (Karima Kibble, Ebony Trotter, Heather Trotter and previously Negelle Sumpter: all attende Oakwood College)
- Jerome Fontamillas - guitarist, keyboard player for the popular rock band Switchfoot
- Rickey Smith - singer; finalist on popular TV show American Idol (2nd season)
- Joe Lutcher - band leader in 1940s and '50s; SDA convert; was major force in conversion of Little Richard to Seventh-day Adventism
- Sovory - Allen Sovory is the singer/songwriter of many songs in movies, including The Fan; Jason's Lyric; Blue Crush; The Sixth Man; American Wedding; backup singer for Lenny Kravitz; solo CD released in 1996 (son of SDA minister)
- Ivor Myers - rap singer who, with his groupm, the Boogiemonsters, converted to SDA; now SDA paster and religious TV show host
- Mervyn Warren Jr. - a founding member Take 6; also a solo artist; scored several major motion picure soundtracks; has written/produced music for Bette Midler, Boys II Men, Chicago and other major artists
- Jaci Velasquez - Christian contemporary singer; appeared in the movie Aye Papi
- John Stoddart - successful composer, song writer who has worked with major popular music artist (this is not the similarly-named famous photographer)
Film, Television, Radio:
- Mark Brown - African-American screenwriter, director, and producer known for such films as Barbershop (2002), Two Can Play That Game, and How To Be A Player
- Philip Michael Thomas - actor best for starring as "Rico Tubbs" on the 1980s TV series Miami Vice
- Clifton Davis - actor; star of TV series "That's My Mama" (1984), "Amen" (1986); star of "The Painting" (2001), more; also an ordained SDA pastor
- Darwood Kaye - actor, best known as "Waldo" in Little Rascals film serials and TV series (SDA convert and pastor, using birth name "Ken Smith")
- Chi McBride - actor, Boston Public TV series, etc. (raised SDA)
- Greg Mathis - famous no-nonsense TV judge, star of syndicated TV series "The Judge Greg Mathis Show" (lapsed)
- Terry Benedict - filmmaker; second unit 1st A.D. for "Terminator"; producer/director of "The Conscientious Objector" (about fellow SDA Desmond Doss)
- Paul Johnson - owner of a Christian music publishing company; first husband of TV personality Kathie Lee Gifford
Journalism:
- Joan Lunden - network broadcast journalist (raised SDA)
- Paul Harvey - nationally famous radio broadcaster (convert)
Sports:
- Magic Johnson - professional basketball player
- Archie Moore - heavy weight boxing champion (convert)
Literature:
- Art Buchwald - Pulitzer Prize-winning commentator and author (raised SDA)
- Richard Wright - one of first African-American writers to achieve literary fame (raised SDA)
- Arna Bontemps - important Harlem Renaissance writer, poet
- Rene Noorbergen - author of religious books, books about prophecy, incl.: Secrets of the Lost Races: New Discoveries of Advanced Technology in Ancient Civilizations; Ellen G. White, Prophet of Destiny; Jeane Dixon: My Life and Prophecies; The Ark File; Charisma of the Spirit: In Search of a Supernatural Experience: A Journalist Looks at the Tongues Movement; Nostradamus Predicts the End of the World; The Soul Hustlers; The Death Cry of an Eagle: The Rise and Fall of Christian Values in the United States; A.D. 2000: A Book About the End of Time; Invitation to a Holocaust: Nostradamus Forecasts World War III; Shadow of Terror; Noah's Ark Found: The End of the Search; You Are Psychic: The Incredible Story of David N. Bubar
Art:
- Harry Anderson - American painter, illustrator.
- Rachel Roy - fashion designer; married to hip hop Rocafella Records exec Damon Dash (raised SDA)
Activism:
- Sojourner Truth - abolitionist, black activist
- Paul Rusesabagina - hotel manager who saved hundreds from genocide in Rwanda; portrayed by Don Cheadle in Oscar-nominated role in movie "Hotel Rwanda" (2004)
- Malcolm X - influential African-American leader; led Black Muslim movement and Nation of Islam (raised SDA)
Health and Medicine:
- John Harvey Kellogg - influential doctor who studied health, developed exercise machines, marketed granola; John Kellogg hired his younger brother W.K. Kellogg, who invented breakfast cereal based on John's ideas and founded cereal company (later excommunicated)
- Desmond Doss - medic and conscientious objector who became a war hero; only Congressional Medal of Honor recipient who never used used weapons
- Ben Carson - accomplished neurosurgeon; first to successfully separate Siamese twins joined at head
- Dr. Leonard Bailey - pioneering surgeon
- William S. Sadler - (1875-1969) prominent physician, surgeon, psychiatrist, professor, and author of 42 books; key Urantia figure (former SDA)
- Milton Brown - Assistant Professor in Chemistry and Research Assistant Professor in Neurology, University of Virginia
- Shirley Mason - most famous psychiatric patient in history (multiple-personality disorder); portrayed in 1973 best-selling book Sybil and a 1976 TV movie
Politics:
- Jerry Lyle Pettis - (1916-1975) U.S. Representative from California, 1967-1975 (33rd District 1967-1975, 37th District 1975)
- Roscoe Gardner Bartlett - (1926- ) U.S. Representative from Maryland 6th District, 1993-.
- Robert Lee 'Bob' Stump - (1927- ) U.S. Representative from Arizona 3rd District, 1977-.
- Sheila Jackson Lee - controversial U.S. Representative from Houston's 18th District (Texas), Democrat (1995-)
- John Street - mayor of Philadelphia
- Don Chairez - district judge; unsuccessful Republican candidate for U.S. Representatve from Nevada in 1998

Deci pastore, esti coleg de religie cu drogatii betivani curvari Elvis Presley si
Jerry Lee Lewis? Bravo tie, ce sa zic!

Multam, frate Jakob!
Mi-a placut aia cu "predicatorii penticostali sunt toti niste artisti".

Sfantul Jakob, on 26 februarie 2015 - 10:34, said:

Lista lui Jakob e , intr-adevar, surprinzator de edificatoare. Cam asa arata neoprotestantismul...
Alte nume?

bascaabundentei, on 26 februarie 2015 - 18:59, said:

Intr-adevar, lista e foarte edificatoare !
Se observa usor ipocrizia neoprotestantilor !
Spre exemplu, Salt n Pepa, credincioasa adventista, pentru a scoate bani, nu are pic de jena sa scoata pe piata cantece dracesti, precum acesta:
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robinudabout, on 27 februarie 2015 - 18:46, said:

e ca si cum s-ar inchina la icoanele ortodoxe, nici o diferenta!

uite ce a facut surioara asta ortodoxa:
"Mirela Dumitru si-a facut de mai multe ori cruce inainte sa ajunga in fata instantei. I-a adus judecatoarei o recomandare de la duhovnicul unei parohii, unde face voluntariat. Insotita de o prietena, dar si de avocat, Mirela Dumitru a fost singura care nu a incercat sa se ascunda de camerele de filmat.

http://www.kanald.ro...arei_49580.html

Edited by Dude_2nd, 27 February 2015 - 19:27.

Ce ti-e si cu neoprotestantii astia, numai droguri, sex, si rock'n'roll au in cap!
Uitati-va numai la pustii din state !

Sfantul Jakob, on 26 februarie 2015 - 10:17, said:

Sfinte,
ceva Martori ai pe lista aia a ta?

Dude_2nd, on 10 martie 2015 - 19:29, said:

Tu nu stii ca neoprotestantii sunt invidiosi si nu-i suporta pe martorii lui iehova? ce liste deci vrei sa aiba?

Dude_2nd, on 10 martie 2015 - 19:29, said:

Oameni de cultura iehovisti nu exista, ca daca erau ...nu se duceau la iehova, clar !

robinudabout, on 11 martie 2015 - 20:13, said:

Sigur ca exista!
Ti-am dat doar cateva exemple, ale sfintilor parinti cofondatori.

Credeam ca Sfantul stie mai multe...

dark, on 10 martie 2015 - 20:25, said:

aici ai dreptate!

tu esti pistol cu apa pe langa neoprotestanti...

Dude_2nd, on 12 martie 2015 - 08:42, said:

Sfantul Duh, da, stie mai multe.