Washington DC -- Man pronounce "not Spirit filled" and “without faith” because he thinks he has reasons for his beliefs. He has been excommunicated from Christianity by his pastor.Man, Cory Hamilton, excommunicated from Christianity because he thought he had some good reasons for being a Christian. However, his pastor forever excommunicated him and sent him to the lowest pits of hell after death because the man said he had many good reasons to be a Christian.
According to an unnamed source, who wanted to remain anonymous, during a group Bible study on faith, Cory stated “My faith is ground upon truth. I think I have good reasons for it.” The unnamed source stated that Cory referenced biblical source John 20:31 for evidence that we can have good reasons for our faith. According to the source, the preacher disagreed and called him a heretic. The man went on to say that the preacher said “True faith is blind, it is simple, it goes against reason and evidence. One needs to just have ‘faith to believe’ things.” When Cory asked the preacher where he learned this in the Bible, according to our source, the preacher said “God told me this and you better believe it and do not question me.”
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After Cory refused the preachers idea saying it would be silly and is irrational, the preacher excommunicated on two counts, one for believing that one can have a reasonable faith and second that he provided solid evidence from the Bible for his view. The unnamed source stated that the preacher “...then and there sentenced him excommunicated from all of Christianity and upon death to the lowest pits of hell.”
Both Cory and the pastor were contacted but neither responded for comment.
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