June 8, 2004 journal, big G 8 on Sea Island, Promise Keepers movement under scrutiny by fundamentalists layman and ministers that accuse Promise Keepers of secular humanism. There is a mountain of opposition posted on the Web against Promise Keepers when you search. Most of the sites say it is a macho men thing to do in religion. Promise keepers seem to be a good thing at first teaching men to respect their wives and be the head of the house, to remain faithful and pure keeping the marriage vows and returning a Bible family. The fast growing movement of men is now accused of being too ecumenical, it has the support of James Dobson of Focus on the Family and Campus Crusade for Christ along with many other prominent people and organizations. Promise Keepers reaches out to Catholics and seem to have a man-made humanistic agenda in their Love-Fest meetings. Today is Election Day and hopefully the assault on the citizens of this state will cease. One more thing I remember about Reagan is that he recognized the Vatican as a State and sent an ambassador to the seat of the beast with the blessings of "Reverend" Billy Graham. I do not approve of this message in recognizing the Vatican as the official world religion. The news indicates that the G 8 meeting on Sea Island is on behalf of the world economy. "The promise keeper’s movement is dangerous--watch out for it! By M H Reynolds, editor Foundation Magazine Vol XVI-1, issue 1-Fundamental Evangelistic Association P.O. box 6278, Los Osos, Ca. 93412. A new man's movement called Promise Keepers is sweeping our nation like wildfire. Is this of God or man? Will this solve the problems of those who have embraced its principles and teachings or will it compound those problems? Can a Biblical answer be given to those important questions now, or is it best to withhold judge-ment until a later time? Obviously, some very conflicting views already exist as to the basis, problems, benefits and goals of the Promise Keepers movement. This report is based upon the actual words of its leaders made in public meetings, contained in press releases that are printed in books, magazines and articles which have either been published or endorsed by leaders of the Promise Keepers movement. It is obvious that this move-ment is superbly organized and has tremendous financial resources at its disposal. The way it has caught on since its foundation in 1990, and its ambitious plans for expansion in the future, require our immediate response and warning. Most pastors and other individuals have so far heard only good reports about it. Even though some have questions and a feeling of uneasiness concerning it, they have had little or no opportunity to examine it carefully. While it is true that most if not all of the major evangelical and charismatic leaders are praising, supporting and participating in Promise Keepers, that, in itself is no guarantee that its principles, practices and goals are in accord with the scriptures. Having personally read every word of the book, 7 promises of a Promise Keeper, as well as all the latest press releases and many of the other articles, we have come to the inescapable con-clusion that this movement represents another massive effort of Satan to mix truth and error in some very deceptive ways. Therefore, we do not hesitate to give the strongest possible warning now concerning the dangers of the Promise Keepers movement. Our reasons will be clearly stated and properly documented from original sources so that God's people may be able to see for themselves how this new movement is mixing truth with error. If for no other reason, Promise Keepers movement is dangerous because it promotes an unscriptural agenda of forging a religious unity which is absolutely forbidden in God’s Word (2 Cor. 6:14-7:1; Ephesians 5:11. Its founder and several of its leaders are part of the charismatic movement which is a major catalyst in efforts to bring about fellowship”.