The Smyrnadelphian Movement concerns those saints which have been imprisoned for their faith by the Mental Health System and forced to take drugs against their will and also slandered with severe names of diagnosis over the fact that we have biblical attitudes and beliefs; defined by psychology as persecution complex, religious preoccupation, and mania (the last of which is leveled against those who endeavor to watch and wait for the Lord's return so that their sleeping patterns are altered).
It is intended to set before us an open door that no man can shut, to be set free from the prison of drugs that has imprisoned us over the fact that we have acted out of zeal and fervor in evangelism for the sake of our Lord, and were placed in mental hospitals as a result and would not be set free until we became conditioned to take the drugs given by government-sanctioned drug dealers, psychiatrists.
Men and women who have indeed been forced into drug addiction over the fact that we have been outspoken about our faith in Jesus Christ and mankind's need for a Saviour in venues that are not acceptable to the unbelieving and Christ-hating men and women who do not want to hear the gospel of Christ and neither do they want anyone else to hear it.
It is a civil rights movement for Christians who have been deemed mentally ill because of their faith.
It is intended to set before us an open door that no man can shut, to be set free from the prison of drugs that has imprisoned us over the fact that we have acted out of zeal and fervor in evangelism for the sake of our Lord, and were placed in mental hospitals as a result and would not be set free until we became conditioned to take the drugs given by government-sanctioned drug dealers, psychiatrists.
Men and women who have indeed been forced into drug addiction over the fact that we have been outspoken about our faith in Jesus Christ and mankind's need for a Saviour in venues that are not acceptable to the unbelieving and Christ-hating men and women who do not want to hear the gospel of Christ and neither do they want anyone else to hear it.
It is a civil rights movement for Christians who have been deemed mentally ill because of their faith.