Bill Keller, Right Wing Evangelical, Calls Out Glenn Beck for "Portraying Himself Daily as a Christian"

Right wing evangelical Bill Keller calls Fox News' Glenn Beck out for portraying himself as a Chrisitan, says Beck likes "to call out people for their lies & deception."

Food fight! Right wing evangelical Bill Keller, leader of Liveprayer.com, has taken offense with right wing nut Glenn Beck. Keller, who was in the national news a few years ago for saying "a vote for Romney is a vote for Satan," has turned his attention to another Mormon, Glenn Beck. Here's an excerpt from a press release that appeared on the Christian News Wire:

Keller states, "Beck likes to call out people for their lies and deception, yet he portrays himself daily as a Christian. The fact is, the beliefs of the satanic Mormon cult are totally inconsistent with Biblical Christianity. He uses the words "god" and "jesus," yet the god and jesus of the Mormon cult are NOT the God and Jesus of the Bible!"

Keller continues, "The 'god' of the Mormon cult used to be a human who rose to god-like status, just like Beck and all Mormons believe they will too after their death. The 'jesus' of the Mormon cult is the natural offspring of their 'god' Elohim who had sex with Mary, meaning their jesus is a created being and NOT a deity as the Bible teaches, and is the brother of Lucifer."

Keller concludes, "I could care less what Beck chooses to believe, but I do care that he lies to people by stating he is a Christian when a person who believes in the lies of the Mormon cult is no more a Christian than a Muslim is. Most appalling are prominent Christians who have sold out the faith to associate with Beck, more worried about what financial gain they will get from that association than helping him lead ignorant souls to hell for following his cult's beliefs." Source

The last time I checked, this was a free country. Glenn Beck and Mitt Romney are free to worship as they please, though I find it rather ironic that both men, specifically Romney, since my opinion of Beck is so low, are part of a church that did not accept blacks into the fold until the 1970s. Keller overstepped his bounds when he publicly challenged Beck to an open discussion of his Mormon beliefs on both his radio and TV programs, but Beck has refused to respond. I don't blame him. How about Bill Keller have an open and honest discussion as to why he's trying to force his narrow beliefs down the throats of the American people?