11-30-25 | Alyssa from USA
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Email Sent To:
Christopher J. E. Johnson
Date: May 30, 2025
[creationliberty.com] |
Nov 30, 2025
Alyssa from USA:
I read your book rejecting Jesus and I disagreed with everything in there. It had no biblical evidence backing up your claims that if you celebrate Christmas, you're going to hell. I am celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. My savior because I love him. What do you do to celebrate Jesus. I also celebrate him every day as well.
Two points in response:
1. You didn't properly read the contact form because you put your last name in the place you were supposed to put your location.
2. You lied to me because, based on what you said, I know for a fact you didn't read the book. Ask me how I know, and I'll demonstrate it for you.
Have a great day.
END OF DISCUSSION
MY PERSONAL NOTES:
Alyssa will never get back with me and it's because these types of churchgoers never want to be held accountable for anything. I was not going to waste my time telling her if she didn't want to know the truth, and she obviously doesn't want to know. The fact that she put her last name in the location section indicates that she reacts emotionally before assessing the information, and those types of people do not sit down and read an entire book they disagree with.
To anyone who would claim that I argued, "if you celebrate Christmas, you're going to hell," I would simply ask you to quote me. Give me a quote, anywhere in my book, or anywhere in my teachings series on the subject, where I made that argument. You won't be able to find a place where I made that argument, and that is because I didn't make that argument, and I didn't make that argument because I don't believe that; ergo, Alyssa LIED—she didn't read the book.
This is called a "strawman" argument, a logical fallacy that involves crafting a fake argument the opponent did not make, then claiming he made the fake argument, and attacking the fake argument. It is like watching someone fight a scarecrow rather than fighting a real person. She assumed what she wanted to believe about my book, then wrote a letter to me lying that she read the book, then hypocritically claiming she serves Jesus, while breaking the royal commandment to love your neighbor as yourself.
I would ask Alyssa how her lies is showing love and charity to her neighbor? Does she like to be lied to or lied about? If she claims to love the Lord Jesus Christ, and "celebrate him every day", then she should put away lying.
Lie not one to another, seeing that ye have
put off the old man with his deeds;
-Colossians 3:9
Instead, she decided to answer the matter before she heard it, demonstrating her own foolishness, of which should ought to be ashamed, as the Lord God told us:
He that answereth a matter before he heareth it,
it is folly and shame unto him.
-Proverbs 18:13
Hope that helps clear up a matter that wasn't a matter to begin with.
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