Anthea

I see you are an unashemedly ethical person. Tell me are the 10 commandments of UE more important that the 10 commandments God gave you? Or do you prefer the UE’s 10 commandments over the God’s because they are easier to uphold than God’s 10 commandments? What’s the deal?

Anthea,

Would you rather have Graham Power mislead many people and pied piper them to hell? Do you call that love?

Jesus commanded us to take heed that no one mislead us (Matthew 24:4). If you don’t obey his command you don’t love Him. Period!

[Edited by DTW: See article: http://gatewaynews.co.za/graham-power-defends-integrity-christian-business-role/%5D

Hennie Muller wrote:

He [Graham Power] is a humble man, I have never ever heard anything negative or critical towards any person comes from his mouth, like some Christians in this platform.

I really think you should look very hard at this verse again.

Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world. (1 John 4:1)

Testing the spirits is NOT criticism.

You cannot test someone’s doctrines by merely looking at his alleged humility. Paul constantly and unashamedly warned his brethren against false teachers. Was he not a humble man?

Hennie Muller,

I’m sure you’ll agree that the the Ten Commandments of God is the epitome of ethics. Do you really think by trying to be unashamedly ethical (keeping the Ten Commandments) and teaching others to do the same we are going to change the world? Graham Power is an ecumenicist who believes that his unashamedly ethical project is the catalyst to bring all religions together in a working relationship. Rick Warren fosters the very same idea. Hence Power’s funding of the World Parliament of Religions in 1999. Jesus never commanded us to change the world. It is impossible to change a world. It hates Christ and anyone who tries to do it is not promoting or furthering His cause. Graham Power’s recent visit to Pope Francis underscores his ecumenical ventures.

I am not interested in changing my community. Jesus did not give us a mandate to change our community by encouraging others to be unashamedly ethical. Neither He nor his disciples wanted to change Rome. We have a single mandate and that is to make disciples of all the nations. It does not mean that whole nations must be changed to adhere to the same ethics. It simply means that we should make disciples from every nation (those who are willing to respond to the Gospel). And indeed, only a few respond. You cannot be unashamedly ethical (by trying to keep the Ten Commandments) and a follower of Christ at the same time. As soon as you do this you are going from grace to Law. (Galatians 2:21; 5:4).

MD

God gave mankind the perfect CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS – the Ten Commandments and they failed dismally. None were able to keep them. Do you really think Graham Power’s code of ethics (Unashamedly Ethical) is going to accomplish what the Ten Commandments could not?

This is what Graham Power’s UE looks like. He helped to fund the Parliament of the World’s Religions held in Cape Town in 1999 where one of the key note speakers – Supreme Master Ching Hai – taught people they are God. Graham Power is a dominionist who believes that frail and sinful man can establish the Kingdom of God on earth through unity with other religions and that’s why he helped to fund the Parliament of the World’s Religions. He is not even original. The code of ethics is part of the UN charter.

Integrity

Integrity is a core value in all aspects of our professional and personal life. Integrity includes, but is not limited to, probity, impartiality, fairness, honesty and truthfulness in all matters affecting work. These qualities provide a basis for ethical decision-making when staff
members face situations where applying rules may be difficult or unpopular, where a conflict between professional and private interests arises, or where special concessions are requested. As the integrity of the United Nations depends on the integrity of its staff, we are expected to:

Demonstrate in practice the values of the United Nations in our activities and behaviour;
Make decisions without consideration for personal gain;
Resist political pressure in decision-making;
Ensure that official power or authority is not abused;
Seek to promote the Organization’s interests at all times;
Take prompt and effective action to deal with unprofessional or unethical behaviour.

Graham Power’s UE is not only un-biblical to the extreme but another Gospel, presenting another Jesus and another spirit.

Do you really think by signing the UE you are going to be more ethical? Poor Paul; he would’t have cried out ” O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?” if he’d been familiar with Graham Power’s magic wand called Unashamedly Ethical.

Read here.

Graham Power is a false teacher and the sooner you open your eyes to his dangerous tactics, the better for you.