uncle janko

[Ben Johnson]

In case anyone is wondering Janko is WELS Pastor John Weaver-Hudson of Hartford, Michigan.

[Herbert Spencer]

In case anyone is wondering Janko is WELS Pastor John Weaver-Hudson of Hartford, Michigan.

Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church
205 Bennett Ave
Hartford, MI 49057
(269) 621-3407

Louis J Hudson
1611 Hazel St
Birmingham, MI 48009-6893
(248) 642-5494

http://www.whitepages.com/10583/search/R...ime=survey

[Randall Flagg]

Louis J.Hudson and John Weaver-Hudson is the same person, Janko. Both names lead to the same address:
1611 Hazel
Birmingham, MI 48009-6803

Also to the same church:
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church

http://esr.earlham.edu/alumni/alumni-directory.html

You have to go down to the very bottom to see John Weaver-Hudson. Janko is, of course a graduate of Earlham School of Religion.

Now the question arises as to why the two names. Is nothing simple about these characters. Name changes, always moving, all claim to be CEO's or Presidents of almost non-existent businesses, strange people. And they call us shills and frauds. They need to look in the mirror more.

[Randall Flagg]

Earlham is based on the Quaker / Friends view of religion. It is mostly Quaker based. And now we have Janko as a practicing Lutheran/Evangelical. There seem to be a break with something here. Why go from Quaker to Lutheran? Why does he display all this hate and anger? I don't know what it is but this may be where all this pent up rage and lashing out begins.

[Richard Kimble]

Earlham is based on the Quaker / Friends view of religion. It is mostly Quaker based. And now we have Janko as a practicing Lutheran/Evangelical. There seem to be a break with something here. Why go from Quaker to Lutheran? Why does he display all this hate and anger? I don't know what it is but this may be where all this pent up rage and lashing out begins.

Just because someone attends a denominational seminary doesn't necessarily mean that person belongs to that denomination. ESR has students that are Quaker, Unitarian, United Church of Christ, United Methodist, Brethren, Congregationalist, etc.

[Randall Flagg]

Yes, others do attend, but more than two-thirds are Programed and unprogramed Quakers. All who attend are experiencing Christian teachings in the context of Quaker tradition, as the website makes very clear.

[Ben Johnson]

Who does this peckerhead think he is?


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I'd like Rick Walston to review what der Schirkmeister has posted here and verify (or not) Schmidt's quote of him. Since Nations University is a project of the religious group [they dislike the term denomination] known as "churches of Christ", I'd like someone from one of the accredited colleges or seminaries of the "churches of Christ" to assess Dr Dr Dr Dr Schmidt's statements, and to explain how, in light of the rather exclusive ecclesiology of the "churches of Christ", they have a Muslim or a faux-Anglican or whatever Schmidt is (he won't answer) teaching at their school. It would also be interesting to know why, if Nations University is a good faith effort--as I had long thought it to be--they would use Muhammad Schmidt's name in their marketing in light of his many evanescences. In fact, the fake "colleges" for every country don't put Nations in a very good light. "church of Christ" people are not big fans of Roman Catholicism, yet der Schirkmeister now claims to have taught at the RC diocesan seminary in Czestochowa.


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Doing good, doing well, raising hope and raising hell. Janko Shave.

[ham]

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tell uncle Janko a couple jokes about jews, then see if he's still laughing...isn't this the "antiracist" champion with "triracial ancestry"?

[Randall Flagg]

Who does this peckerhead think he is?


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uncle janko
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006
Posts: 3019


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Post low fatwa diet avoids gastric dis-turban-ces
I'd like Rick Walston to review what der Schirkmeister has posted here and verify (or not) Schmidt's quote of him. Since Nations University is a project of the religious group [they dislike the term denomination] known as "churches of Christ", I'd like someone from one of the accredited colleges or seminaries of the "churches of Christ" to assess Dr Dr Dr Dr Schmidt's statements, and to explain how, in light of the rather exclusive ecclesiology of the "churches of Christ", they have a Muslim or a faux-Anglican or whatever Schmidt is (he won't answer) teaching at their school. It would also be interesting to know why, if Nations University is a good faith effort--as I had long thought it to be--they would use Muhammad Schmidt's name in their marketing in light of his many evanescences. In fact, the fake "colleges" for every country don't put Nations in a very good light. "church of Christ" people are not big fans of Roman Catholicism, yet der Schirkmeister now claims to have taught at the RC diocesan seminary in Czestochowa.


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Doing good, doing well, raising hope and raising hell. Janko Shave.

When you read a, John Weaver-Hudson, post, can't you just feel the love oozing through?

[Randall Flagg]

http://www.schools.cranbrook.edu/hof/det...?f=181153

It seems John Weaver-Hudson attended a private school as a kid. None of those nasty old public schools for our boy.

http://www.schools.cranbrook.edu/about/facts  

As I have looked through the site it appears to have been a very expensive investment for someone.