Is It Suitable to Judge Others When the Bible Says ‘Judge Not’?

We wanted to take some time to address some new visitors and readers that have concerns about what we write. We don't normally address these issues because our "About Us" page and our work speaks for itself. We will, at this time, address it.

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Convicted S. Florida Pastor James Harris Convicted of Molestation on Teen Boy, Gets 30 Years

Convicted S. Florida Pastor James Harris Convicted of Molestation on Teen Boy, Gets 30 Years

The 65-year-old South Florida minister Rev. James Harris has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for molesting a teenage boy. On Friday's sentencing hearing, prosecutors wanted the defendant to serve the maximum 80-year term for the Rev. James Harris, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported. Harris' attorney requested a 16-year minimum. Rev. Harris received 30 years in prison which will keep him in prison for the rest of his life. He's been charged and convicted on six felony sex crimes including:

• lewd or lascivious battery
• unlawful sexual activity with a minor
• lewd or lascivious conduct
• two counts of promoting sexual performance by a child
• and showing obscene material to a minor

The victim, a 15-year-old boy, charged that Harris lured him into sex when the minister was a community leader in Belle Glade. Belle Glade is an impoverished farming community in the Everglade where he grew up there, went to college and then returned as a minister.
The Sun Sentinel reported:

During the trial in August, the victim testified that Harris performed sex acts on him on two occasions, and took videos. The jury watched two videos: one showed the boy masturbating under Harris' direction as a porn movie played in the background; the other showed the boy having sex with his girlfriend, 14, who did not initially realize Harris was recording them.
"He was a reverend, a politician and a supporter of teenage boys having the dream to play professional football," Assistant State Attorney Chrichet B. Mixon wrote in a sentencing memorandum. "However, Harris' most suitable title is that of a master manipulator."

Mixon said Harris told his victim he had contacts that would be useful in his pursuit of a football career in the National Football League.

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AT2W's Dear Mr. Preacher, Blogging Ain’t Easy

AT2W's Dear Mr. Preacher, Blogging Ain’t Easy

Note: We wish not to offend anyone that reads this but it must be addressed.


Originally posted: August 19, 2011

We wanted to address many people who think that bloggers are only lonely busy bodies that don't have anything else to do but talk about people, especially the church and pastors. Contrary to popular belief, blogging is not only a form of free speech and therapy but its an outlet to express personal views of what is important to many people in the world.

Dear Mr. Preacher, The Truth is Blogging Ain't Easy

Many of us like our team here at AT2W, have a true passion for the love of God and how we all can exemplify that love into obedience to Jesus Christ which ultimately pleases Him. Our whole goal whether many agree or not, is to reveal and unveil the truth behind little dirty deeds inflicted on the body of Christ- young and old. It is our goal and mission to inform the world and those who will listen to be aware and perhaps beware of pulpit counterfeiters in sheep's clothing.

If you hear us talk about how one preacher was caught molesting children, another sleeping with prostitutes or another preaching the word of God for pure financial gain, then you should know that people need to know. People need to know that these things happen in the church and frankly, its all too well and alive amongst many men and women of the cloth.

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