Author

Keith H. McIntosh

Growing up, I was the only one in my family to attend church regularly. I enjoyed it and started preaching in my mid-teens. After high school I became a Baptist lay minister and spent decades teaching the scriptures to thousands of people. My first sermon was given in a little church in Northern California. I have no recollection of what the exact salvation-themed sermon words were, but when I was finished all my friends congratulated me on the sermon. One girl asked me about the fly that kept landing on my nose. She said she would have been very distracted if that happened to her. It turns out the fly was a big drop of sweat that formed, would drop off and then form again. Oh, the things we remember!

From Preaching to Peace

Hello, I am Keith H. McIntosh, a former teacher and preacher of God’s Word. I spent almost two decades in the ministry before I realized the teachings I had been preaching were built on false dogmas.

Who This Book Was Written For

My Why! for writing Disorganized Christianity is to give others, from the strongest charismatic church leader to the most gullible, but sincerely spiritually, “want to be saved from.

How I Recaptured My Soul

I had a falling out with my local church pastor. One week, I was singing "Amazing Grace," and the next week, I wasn't even allowed in HIS building. I decided very quickly to reread the Bible.

Major Dogmas You Have Been
Taught That Are False

Some simple and exact beliefs organized religion has about an apple, a whale, three wise men at Jesus’ birth, why Noah was the best man God could have chosen to repopulate the earth after the global flood, the treatment of women, slaves/Blacks, and homosexuals along with many other false dogmas will be exposed in this book. Disorganized Christianity will also address some lesser-known events like angels having sex with Eve’s daughters, what the origin of the Antichrist’s number 666 could be, that Eve NEVER sinned in the Garden of Eden, and the Biblical fact that Jesus CANNOT Be the Messiah.
Your Voice Matters

Have you read Disorganized Christianity? What did you think?

Whether a chapter challenged your beliefs, gave you a new perspective, or simply made you ask questions, Keith would like to hear from you.

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