Comments on Exposing "Reverend" Sutter: The Pseudo Rev Who is a Fraud

I ran into Sutter someplace, I don't remember wher...

2008-07-18T03:10:51.612-04:00

I ran into Sutter someplace, I don't remember where. We had a SHORT email correspondence. Then I started to get suspicious because of some of his claims. If I recall correctly, he claimed to have a PhD in physics. He could blather about it a little, but I wasn't convinced. His claim to be a minister who had a degree in psychology also sounded suspicious. He claimed to be fluent in German, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew, and Arabic. That's quite a disparate list. I also looked up the address of his 50,000 member church, and it turned out to be an old prison which was for sale. A Catholic church down the street said there was no 50,000 member church in the area. I was tempted to write to him in Russian, Spanish, and German, which I know, but by that time I was no longer interested in having anything to do with him. He also self-published about himself on Wikipedia, which is strictly forbidden.

A sad story that is funny in a sick way....Don't w...

2007-08-22T19:04:33.557-04:00

A sad story that is funny in a sick way....

Don't worry about typos too much.

A certain Rev'd. could use a 'lie checker' as well as a spell checker.

LOL hilarious. And he made a remark about me ne...

2007-07-14T20:42:02.106-04:00

LOL hilarious. And he made a remark about *me* needing a spell checker.

Hi, the typos I was noticing are really very minor...

2007-07-14T19:51:24.989-04:00

Hi, the typos I was noticing are really very minor (things like not capitalizing the "watch" part of "Jihad Watch", or one time you used brackets [] then following that you used parentheses () pretty much for the same purpose). I noticed you have corrected "bully's" to the proper "bullies". Sutter's pdf document about Spencer has blatant typos and misspellings, as well as a childish use of CAPS that convey a kind of immature shrill yellow journalism tone. In that pdf document, he combines these two by twice misspelling "hypocrisy" as, in all caps, "HYPOCRICY".

Thanks for your comments. I had someone other tha...

2007-07-13T12:08:24.011-04:00

Thanks for your comments. I had someone other than myself go over the page and help me with the editing. If you have any suggested please let me know. I often don’t see my own mistakes so I will take all the help and suggestions I can get.
And your observations about what Sutter wrote are spot on, not to mention hilarious!!

While the writer of this blog here on exposing the...

2007-07-12T21:40:00.000-04:00

While the writer of this blog here on exposing the good "Reverend" has a few typos here and there (which I would advise going back to correct, as it gives an appearance of hastiness or sloppiness), Sutter himself cannot be so easily let off the hook when he writes (as quoted above):

"So the long and the short of it is that applicants go through five years of lay ministry to learn tenants and connonical law and biblical studies in whatever Christian religion they profess as their faith."

Ministry schools do not teach "tenants" -- nor even do they teach "landlords". They teach tenets. Even worse, his bizarre spelling of canonical ("connonical") is laughable for a person with his supposed pedigree of theological education.