In one of those truly bizarre things that you really have to see to believe, multimillionaire “Reverend” Sun Myung Moon was crowned messiah on March 13, 2004 in the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC. Attending the ceremony were apparently seventy-one congressmen, including two senators, dozens of ambassadors to the United States, and various other figures from the religious and political establishments of the nation. Rev. Moon runs the ‘Unification Church’ cult, as well as owning the faux conservative Washington Times and a number of other media outlets worldwide.
A number of religious leaders from a whole bunch of faiths gathered together to proclaim Rev. and Mrs. Moon the “true parents of all humanity”.
Then this Rabbi declared that Rev. Moon is the true messiah and blew his horn. It wasn’t just Jews, but also Shia Muslims, Sunni Muslims, Evangelicals, mainline Protestants, Hindus, assorted other faiths, and just about everyone.
Everyone, that is, except Catholics and Orthodox. All they could get from us is a defrocked, excommunicated former priest who left the Church and now calls himself “Archbishop” George Augustus Stallings of the Imani Temple. I guess we were lucky (read blessed).
Then Rev. and Mrs. Moon were crowned, and all the little heathens gathered round to worship the Beast. How jolly!
Good Show! If that “reverend” is the messiah, I might as well be Grand Dutchess of York.
“Everyone, that is, except Catholics and Orthodox. All they could get from us is a defrocked, excommunicated former priest who left the Church”
Rubbish! Very few of those seen in the pictures knew what they had been invited to. Them being photographed with Moon doesn’t mean they believe he is the messiah.
At least there was a variety of other cultures coming together!!! it’s more then some others do. In the future I think the world will be based on multiculturalism.
How shameful. Shameless Korean.
“Very few of those seen in the pictures knew what they had been invited to.”
You’d have had to be pretty stupid not to catch on.
“In the future I think the world will be based on multiculturalism.”
When has multiculturalism ever worked?
I don’t see any Buddhists there. I couldn’t see how there would be Buddhists there, it would be a waste of time. So no, not every spiritual tradition is represented there.