Exposing the Lies of The God Culture Philippines

   Who is The God Culture? What do they teach and believe? In roughly ten blog posts I have sought to answer those questions. The God Culture now stands naked for all to see. Not only has their "deep research" been exposed as being mere quote mining from the internet with no actual archeological or historical research out in the field whatsoever but their theology has been laid bare of all pretensions and shown to be completely non-Christian. They teach a false history of the Philippines and they teach a false Gospel of legalism whereby one must keep the Mosaic law, specifically the ten commandments and the feasts, to be engrafted into Jesus Christ. There is one other aspect about their theology and teaching which has not been explored and that is their doctrine of the Trinity. To cut to the chase Timothy Jay Schwab is an anti-trinitarian heretic and The God Culture is just another anti-trinitarian cult in the Philippines.  The clues have always been there. From Tim's tea

For centuries the notion that the Philippines is Ophir has been the province of wistful explorers, inquisitive Jesuits, cranks, and iconoclastic revisionist historians. Now Timothy Jay Schwab and his band of merry men known as The God Culture, who embody all four of the aforementioned categories especially the last one, are attempting to bring this same idea into the mainstream. Tim and his group have published a book that they claim proves indisputably beyond any contradiction that the Philippines is indeed Ophir, the land from whence King Solomon procured his fabulous wealth and the ancient Greeks' source of gold. On the back cover they proudly declare that this book is a "great revelation amending modern scholarship." This book is the end result of The God Culture's hundreds of Youtube videos and it reads just the way Tim talks in those videos. That is quite a problem because the first thing to notice about this book, aside from the fact that a few pages came loose