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Philip Anthony Mitchell warns America will be devoured if it doesn’t see the ‘python sitting in the corner’

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Philip Anthony Mitchell warns America will be devoured if it doesn’t see the ‘python sitting in the corner’

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Philip Anthony Mitchell — founder and lead pastor of Atlanta’s 2819 Church — catches flak for speaking out about the dangers of radical Islam, but he does it boldly anyway. The ideology, he told BlazeTV host and Lakepointe Church pastor Josh Howerton on a recent episode of “Live Free,” is “incompatible” with both Christianity and Western fundamentals — and yet it continues to be embraced in American cities and legislatures in the name of “inclusion.” But if the church doesn’t contend, our “children and grandchildren” will suffer greatly under the “antichrist monotheism” that is Islam, Mitchell warns. To crystallize the gravity of that threat, he offered a harrowing analogy pulled from his days as a college student. “When I was in college ... my roommates and I, we had pet snakes,” says Mitchell. “This one first python we had ... she only ate rats ... and I remember we would toss the rat in the cage. That python, Josh, would sit in the corner of the cage in the darkness, and that rat wo

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