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Iowa - "Just last week, a young member of our
church approached me with a question," Pastor Deacon
Fred told the congregation during morning services. "He
asked me, 'Should Christians practice Yoga?' I paused for
just a moment before slapping him so hard across the face
with the back of my hand that one of his teeth flew out into
the hallway. As I watched the man search for his tooth, and,
after giving up, then scamper away like a schoolboy sissy, I
thought to myself, 'Are we going to have to bring this whole
thing up about Yoga again? I thought our Sunday school
curriculum included lessons about the evils of everything
Oriental, including Yoga and was being taught to
children in our elementary school! I was so
distraught that I spent the entire afternoon with
Landover Baptist's Director of Christian Education, Sister
Suzie Kirnhill, discussing the matter." What Pastor Deacon Fred found is that
Landover's teachings regarding Yoga were pulled from the
Sunday School curriculum during the early 1980's when
it was thought that Yoga was no longer being practiced in
the State of Iowa. "Do you mean to tell me that we have
a religion like Yoga that teaches it's followers how to
contort their bodies into demonic positions with the
ultimate goal of being able to place their sexual organs
into their mouths, and you are not warning our children
about this!?" said Pastor Deacon Fred. Sister Kirnhill was
silent. "If this is not placed back into our curriculum
and taught in graphic detail to our 3rd graders by next
Sunday, then you can consider yourself, FIRED!" yelled
Deacon Fred.
Most beginning "yogists" are
lured into taking classes with the promise of growing a
better heart and becoming healthy. It is not until the third
or fourth lesson that they are told what is really going on,
and the temptation is far too great to resist. Yoga appeals
to the most basic primal instincts, and therefore is a
temptation even to the Truly Saved™. One Baptist pastor who was sent to
covertly study the religion was nearly lost to the church in
1971. It took four deacons and three Landover ladies to pry
his lips off of his penis, smack him across the back of his
head with a few dozen Bibles, and drug him long enough to
get him to a safe house where it took nearly 1-year in
traction to deprogram him. Yes, it's true - ONE YEAR! to get the
demon of Yoga out.
Nearly a whole week longer than the time needed
by Baptist ministers to get a Catholic to stop worshipping
Mary! Creation Scientists were able to get the vital
information they needed about Yoga from this Baptist
minister, who still struggles with yogatic temptations to
this day!
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