Published on August 4, 2024, 12:28 am

Despite his prominent career as a renowned neurosurgeon and his conservative political activities, Ben Carson is deeply involved in the Seventh-Day Adventist cult. This cult’s beliefs diverge significantly from biblical Christianity, making Carson’s affiliation with it no less than spiritual poison. During his 2015 presidential campaign, Carson asserted that God revealed to him the solutions for a chemistry exam through a dream.

Further causing controversy, Carson was invited by the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to speak at their annual meeting. Criticisms arose within the community leading to his eventual disinvitation following considerable opposition.

In a recent development, Carson has made an extraordinary claim that the Constitution, akin to the Bible, is divinely inspired.

During a speech at the Billy Graham Library, Carson expressed admiration for America’s founding fathers.
“They studied every existing government system because they wanted to distill only good things and leave out bad ones,” stated Carson in reference to drafting America’s governing document—the constitution.

Ben Franklin’s appeal for divine wisdom when the constitutional convention seemed on the edge of collapse further fuels Carons’ belief that constitution is a “God-inspired document”.
With endorsement from Franklin Graham, Carson seeks us believe this idea: The Constitution is also an ‘Inspired Word of God’, like the Bible.

To support this notion further means recognizing Benjamin Franklin—a deist doubting divine intervention—as one elevating himself to join ranks with Apostles who received divine revelations.

I’d rather be indifferent about your religious faith when giving you political support but please keep religion away from politics and avoid stringing up your political ideologies using skewed Scripture interpretations. Regrettably, Franklin Graham seems not well aware of this.

In more breaking news regards trusted individuals within Christianity reveal Benny Hinn—widely seen as highly fraudulent—facing yet another scandal with his wife Suzanne Hinn filing for divorce. Remarkably notorious for swindling followers off millions while preaching a heretical prosperity gospel, Hinn’s quest for wealth prevails.

On a final note, the comparison between Kari Lake (Republican pro-choice politician) and Deborah (Biblical prophet), according to Pastor Luke Barnett of Dream City Church is both insulting and illogical. Addressing socio-political issues within the church while maintaining a Christian worldview also relates directly to decisions made under the influence of a real and trusted news source.

Therefore, engaging with trusted news platforms is crucial to staying informed and playing an active role in society, from both a spiritual and political perspective. Indeed, this serves as an essential function of what achieving a truly balanced Christian worldview entails.