Dana did this on her various You Tube channels. Dana Taranova, however, went right on celebrating it, in the twelfth year of her life. The Fox News Channel, via foxnews ( dot ) com.ģ6. That’s because, for generations, women have discriminated against men. A chart showing who gets treatment for COVID. The revised version is called, “Leon: The Professional”.ģ7. The film has since had additional footage added.
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Natalie Portman in the movie “The Professional”. Zhenya Kotova of Saint Petersburg, Russia. From the You Tube channel called, “Canal Legal”.Ĥ0. ) From one of her then extant You Tube channels.Ĥ1. ( Whether she knows it or not! ) The immortal “Danatar”! ( Dana Taranova. The young lady who, along with Milana from Minsk, is most responsible for the success of my blog. ) Source for The Wall Street Journal: HULU.Ĥ2. ) ( Who, sadly, is now considerably older, if still under age 18. That’s because a “professional” could be anyone, from a doctor to a prostitute.Ĥ4. A title should be brief, compelling, and mysterious. However, “The Professional”, as a title, is far superior to “Leon: The Professional”. When I was on You Tube, everyone called this movie “Leon: The Professional”. The revised version is called, “Leon: The Professional”. Dana Taranova of Kyiv City ( Kiev ), Ukraine.Ĥ5. Three countries, three girls: Mari Kruchkova of Moscow City, Russia. From her Instagram account: milanka_kudelĥ0. I deeply appreciate those who have provided their photos to the internet.Īny photo will be removed upon request from the copyright holder.ĥ1. The appearance of someone on my blog does not constitute an endorsement of what I write. These degrade the usefulness of the iPad in taking screenshots. Apple’s iPad is ( now ) plagued by a black line at the bottom of its screen, and three dots at the top of its screen. If you see a black line at the bottom of a photo, it’s from my iPad. A given You Tube channel that I mention here, for instance, may no longer exist.Įach photo is a screenshot. The photos are credited as of the time that I took the screenshot. The photos are credited in order of appearance. Please READ the linked information carefully, and do not make assumptions about a teacher merely by seeing her name listed below (with or without the asterisk).Below, I credit every photo on my blog to the best of my ability. These are teachers I do not believe scripturally qualify for the label of “false teacher” yet, but are biblically problematic enough that I recommend you not follow them or use their materials. You will see a few names in the lists below followed by a red asterisk (*). Looking for information on doctrinally sound or unsound Christian music? Check out my article The Mailbag: False Doctrine in Contemporary Christian Music. (Also, try typing the teacher’s name into the search bar.) The names you see are simply the most well-known teachers my readers have inquired about.ĭon’t see the name of the teacher you’re looking for in the lists below? Check out my article Is She a False Teacher? 7 Steps to Figuring It Out on Your Own. In other words, if you don’t see it, it’s either because I haven’t been asked about it, or I haven’t had time to get to it yet. I provide information here largely in answer to questions from my readers. Please understand that this is not a comprehensive list of every false teacher in existence (there are thousands of them, so that would be impossible), and do not assume that just because you don’t see a particular teacher, ministry, or trend listed that he/she/it must therefore be doctrinally sound. I won’t be publishing comments or answering e-mails that are answered by this article. Your objection is most likely answered here. If you are considering commenting or sending me an e-mail objecting to the fact that I warn against false and problematic teachers, please click here and read this article first. Please use them as teaching tools in the spirit of 2 Timothy 2:24-26 to help others understand the sin and false doctrine being promoted, keeping in mind that the people who follow them most likely simply don’t know they’re following false teachers. The articles below are evidentiary findings on some of today’s most popular teachers, speakers, and authors for women (as well as a few male teachers, ministries, and current trends in evangelicalism). Often, women (and sometimes pastors and elders) write to me, concerned over a particular teacher whose materials their church is using, and want to see evidence demonstrating whether or not this person is doctrinally sound and a good resource. Sadly, today’s churches, Christian retailers, and other evangelical organizations are rife with false teachers teaching false doctrine.
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