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TV/Sky News Australia/‘Absolutely appalling’: Pastor’s rejection of basic Christian beliefs condemned

‘Absolutely appalling’: Pastor’s rejection of basic Christian beliefs condemned

Sky News Australia2 hours ago3:30

Centre of the American Experiment President John Hinderaker condemns Pastor Babs Miller’s views on Jesus and argues they reject fundamental Christian beliefs. “That’s just crazy; there’s no doubt about the fact that Jesus existed and was crucified,” Mr Hinderaker told News24 host Rita Panahi. “This minister doesn’t believe the basic tenets of Christianity. “It’s absolutely appalling.”

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