Samuel C. Gipp is a pastor, evangelist, teacher, author and
Bible conference speaker. According to his website (do check it out;
this is timecube land), Gipp has “the unique ability to digest large amounts of
information” and get absolute nothing but crazy out of it (though his website
puts it as “present it in an analytical, understandable, format”). One of
Gipp’s main schticks is environmentalism, and his erudite analyses is summed up
thusly: “[f]rom years of studying environmentalists I have come to the
conclusion that they are both religion based and mentally ill. This makes for a
dangerous combination.” Which, I suppose, exemplifies his aforementioned unique
ability. “The mental illness of environmentalism manifests itself is three
forms; Paranoid, Delusional and Criminal insanities.” Fortunately he knows how
to deal with it: “Since religious environmentalism is a mental disease it must
be treated like one. Those afflicted by the malady must be gathered into central
locations and be treated by counseling, drug therapy, shock treatments or
whatever is necessary to restore their sanity and return them to being
productive members of society.” Of course, being clinically insane does not
exempt you from legal responsibility: “they are to be dealt with as any other
criminal is. These criminal environmentalists are, in fact, terrorists. They
seek to achieve their goals by terrorizing the general population by criminal
actions. Like any criminal they have no regard for the rights or lives of their
victims. Judges, no matter how liberal, owe it to the general public to protect
them from criminal environmentalists by sentencing them as they would any
rapist or murderer.”
What makes environmentalists criminal is that environmentalists
are apparently to blame for murdering America through an elaborate conspiracy
(“The most successful murder is one you make look like natural causes. That was
the tactic used to murder the U. S. Auto Industry and by that death, the United
States of America.”)
Gipp is, of course, also a birther,
but I am not sure that is the most objectionable part of the statement: “We all
know that our Kenyan president is half-black and half-white. I wish he was
completely black. Why? Well, I, like all Americans, have been carefully and
repeatedly taught through the News Media, Hollywood and public education that
Blacks never do anything wrong, only white people are bad.” In his article
“What now”, he concluded, accordingly, that “[a]s of November 4, 2008, for all
practical purposes, the United States of America ceased to exist. This nation
willingly elected a freedom-hating Communist.”
Gipp is also an avowed fan of Jack Chick,
and is of course a “King James only” defender – apparently KJV is particularly inspired, and in Gipp’s “Answer Book”
we also find the following “question/answer”:
Question: If there is
a perfect Bible in English, doesn't there also have to be a perfect Bible in
French, and German, and Japanese, etc?
Answer: God has always
given His word to one people in one language to do one job; convert the world.
The supposition that there must be a perfect translation in every language is
erroneous and inconsistent with God's proven practice.
Yep. That’s a real, shining, and genuine “if English was
good enough for Jesus …” (in line with this)
Diagnosis: You go get’em, Sam.
Loons unite! Let's win just one for the Gipper!
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