Rev. Arthur L. Hunt, Jr.
GDI… GOD DAMN IT (and I aint cussing): The 7 Damnable Things That God Hates— Pronouncing What God Damns in the USA
– The College of Aspiring Artists
“He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved;
he that believed not shall be damned.” Mark 16:16
“He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; he that believed not shall be damned.” Mark 16:16
The word ‘hate’ is strong language from the God who is universally known as the God of Love and the God who is Love. The love factor is the key to turning our world back to God. Four letter word, LOVE. Powerful!
Thus, this book is strong, but not long. It is not intended to be an exhaustive commentary to give multiple references, but to bring high regard to what has been long disregarded as it relates to God talking to his people, and especially about what He hates.
It is written so that it ignites other teachers, students of God’s word, and architects of divinity to read and to hear the voice of God in their spiritual hearing. It is for you to add commentary to the teaching and sharing of these damnable 7 biblical truths regarding what God hates and then your response and responsibility.
In this moment it mandates this title and these actions to be looked upon and moved upon with urgent and swift strategies to bring elimination of these 7 damnable things that God hates.
Look closely at the cover. Make notes. See clearly what happens when we disregard and disobey.
The gun and the tongue are killing way too many. This must stop.
The word ‘hate’ is strong language from the God who is universally known as the God of Love and the God who is Love. The love factor is the key to turning our world back to God. Four letter word, LOVE. Powerful!
Thus, this book is strong, but not long. It is not intended to be an exhaustive commentary to give multiple references, but to bring high regard to what has been long disregarded as it relates to God talking to his people, and especially about what He hates.
It is written so that it ignites other teachers, students of God’s word, and architects of divinity to read and to hear the voice of God in their spiritual hearing. It is for you to add commentary to the teaching and sharing of these damnable 7 biblical truths regarding what God hates and then your response and responsibility.
In this moment it mandates this title and these actions to be looked upon and moved upon with urgent and swift strategies to bring elimination of these 7 damnable things that God hates.
Look closely at the cover. Make notes. See clearly what happens when we disregard and disobey.
The gun and the tongue are killing way too many. This must stop.
More About The Book
A look at the book of Romans in chapter one comes a noteworthy reading. It states that people are professing to be wise but have become fools. And very disturbingly, people are changing the truth of God into a lie and worshipping the ‘creature’ more than the Creator. It speaks clearly on actions that deviate from what God loves and how His creation has gone backwards. It speaks of his anger and wrath. It applauds the ‘just’ who live by faith.
What do these things have to do with what God hates? Do they at all? How do times today link so closely to times in the day of the biblical writings. This book reveals the answer to these questions and more.
The pursuit to eradicate the virus of hate must be no less than the pursuit to eliminate the virus of COVID—19. Anything less will reveal that we don’t understand and/or are not willing to invest in ‘whatever it takes’ to remove these 7 damnable things that are causing our communities and our nation to waste away, too often and too soon.
The 2023 Resurrection Week has more messaging to reflect on in our nation and world regarding God talking than we’ve seen in a while, and this message of GDI is critical to wake up the masses.
Getting this message at the highest level of notification and mitigation is top priority and is vital for many reasons which will be revealed and outlined later in the book. Share the book, post/blog with US(A) and most important determine what you will do about the things that God hates.
Coming April 15, 2023, pre-orders can be placed right here on this site. The pre-orders will provide special perks to the purchasers and most important it will help us get the message of God Damn It to a nation in dire need of eradication of the 7 things that God hates.
Now, back to the cover. Note the red trigger. By the end of the book, you will see how this works. You will be a trigger man/woman/boy or girl aiming at and hitting the right targets.
So, to all of this hate, evil and wickedness. We must say it until we eliminate it. GOD DAMN IT.
God Damn It. I’ve not heard anyone say it in this context and declaration, so I will say it for everyone who has thought it and perhaps wanted to say it regarding this conduct and action in US(A) that is deplorable and abominable… GDI… GOD DAMN IT!
To all of these 7 found in Proverbs 6:16-19… We say GDI
- A Proud Look … GDI
- A Lying Tongue … GDI
- Hands That Shed Innocent Blood … GDI
- A Heart That Deviseth Wicked Imagination … GDI
- Feet That Be Swift In Running To Mischief … GDI
- A False Witness That Speaketh Lies … GDI
- He That Soweth Discord Among Brethren … GDI
And this is just for starters.
A look at the book of Romans in chapter one comes a noteworthy reading. It states that people are professing to be wise but have become fools. And very disturbingly, people are changing the truth of God into a lie and worshipping the ‘creature’ more than the Creator. It speaks clearly on actions that deviate from what God loves and how His creation has gone backwards. It speaks of his anger and wrath. It applauds the ‘just’ who live by faith.
What do these things have to do with what God hates? Do they at all? How do times today link so closely to times in the day of the biblical writings. This book reveals the answer to these questions and more.
The pursuit to eradicate the virus of hate must be no less than the pursuit to eliminate the virus of COVID—19. Anything less will reveal that we don’t understand and/or are not willing to invest in ‘whatever it takes’ to remove these 7 damnable things that are causing our communities and our nation to waste away, too often and too soon.
The 2023 Resurrection Week has more messaging to reflect on in our nation and world regarding God talking than we’ve seen in a while, and this message of GDI is critical to wake up the masses.
Getting this message at the highest level of notification and mitigation is top priority and is vital for many reasons which will be revealed and outlined later in the book. Share the book, post/blog with US(A) and most important determine what you will do about the things that God hates.
Coming April 15, 2023, pre-orders can be placed right here on this site. The pre-orders will provide special perks to the purchasers and most important it will help us get the message of God Damn It to a nation in dire need of eradication of the 7 things that God hates.
Now, back to the cover. Note the red trigger. By the end of the book, you will see how this works. You will be a trigger man/woman/boy or girl aiming at and hitting the right targets.
So, to all of this hate, evil and wickedness. We must say it until we eliminate it. GOD DAMN IT.
God Damn It. I’ve not heard anyone say it in this context and declaration, so I will say it for everyone who has thought it and perhaps wanted to say it regarding this conduct and action in US(A) that is deplorable and abominable… GDI… GOD DAMN IT!
To all of these 7 found in Proverbs 6:16-19… We say GDI
- A Proud Look … GDI
- A Lying Tongue … GDI
- Hands That Shed Innocent Blood … GDI
- A Heart That Deviseth Wicked Imagination … GDI
- Feet That Be Swift In Running To Mischief … GDI
- A False Witness That Speaketh Lies … GDI
- He That Soweth Discord Among Brethren … GDI
And this is just for starters.
GDI Launch
War in the Middle East, the State of Violence in the USA and in the World Extends the Final Draft for GDI Release…
Chicago cop, 24, killed just after her shift ends. ‘I wanted to be an officer… a person to fight for justice,’ she said in 2021 interview.
A young Chicago police officer, Aréanah Preston who had recently earned her master’s degree and whose family called her “happy” and “intelligent” was shot dead early Saturday, May 6 shortly after leaving the station following her shift on the city’s South Side, Chicago police said.
Police responded to “ShotSpotter” calls about 1:45 a.m. in the 8100 block of South Blackstone Avenue in the Avalon Park neighborhood and found 24-year-old Aréanah Preston with gunshot wounds, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office and police.
“When I saw this damnable act ahead of Mother’s Day, I heard God say that this is it. We have to stop, see and feel the pain and tell the story so that people will truly get it and say GDI. GOD DAMN IT, in a way that will truly be heard, and actions taken. Thus, our book release schedule is revised and reflects my inserted writing through the end of May. It also captures my 33-year legacy salute period honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I’m excited to be a companion author with a message that will add texture to what has been said and what needs to be said from the same God in the same spirit.” Rev. Arthur L. Hunt, Jr.
Preston, who had only been with the Police Department for three years, had just completed her shift and was assigned to the Calumet District station on the city’s Far South Side.
“She was intelligent, a happy person … she was all of that and more,” Preston’s grandfather, whom she knew as “Pa Pa” and who was getting ready to travel to Chicago, told the Tribune. “I can’t speak about her without breaking up.”
Tense exchanges between an officer and 911 dispatchers erupted shortly after the shooting. “495: emergency, emergency!” the officer says. “81st and Blackstone we got a person shot — it’s an off-duty po! Get an ambulance here now!”
After a 10-1, an emergency call to all officers in the area to immediately help out, was given over the radio, the officer was apparently with the fallen officer.
“Squad, it’s not looking good — get an ambulance here now!” the officer said.
Preston, who lived in Avalon Park, had earned a master’s degree in child and family law from Loyola University Chicago, according to her LinkedIn and Facebook profiles. She graduated in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and law enforcement administration from Illinois State University, according to the profiles.
In a social media post, one of Preston’s friends remembered her as a “humble, dedicated, helpful, sophisticated soul.” Another remembered her as “the life of everything” and “as sweet as pie.”
During her undergraduate studies, Preston’s academic interests ranged from restorative justice and trauma in incarcerated populations to diversity in law enforcement and police brutality.
A former professor of Preston’s at ISU, criminal justice scientist Charles Bell, said he met the young woman as a student. She attended a panel that included formerly incarcerated individuals and was in a class Bell teaches on “Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice.”
“She understands the intimate details about what is happening in the community, some of the challenges that are impacting policing and mass incarceration,” he told the Tribune. “She was very vocal about that and sharing it with the class and deeply passionate about making a difference.”
Phase One | June 17-18, 2023: Father’s Day and Juneteenth Weekend | Launch of GDI Movement Youtube Website with Social Media driving ‘the GDI Message’
Phase Two | January 21, 2024: GDI Digital Online Copy Available | Autographed Pre-orders shipped.
Phase Three | March 2024 | (Full Release in Stores and Online Everywhere)
War in the Middle East, the State of Violence in the USA and in the World Extends the Final Draft for GDI Release…
Chicago cop, 24, killed just after her shift ends. ‘I wanted to be an officer… a person to fight for justice,’ she said in 2021 interview.
A young Chicago police officer, Aréanah Preston who had recently earned her master’s degree and whose family called her “happy” and “intelligent” was shot dead early Saturday, May 6 shortly after leaving the station following her shift on the city’s South Side, Chicago police said.
Police responded to “ShotSpotter” calls about 1:45 a.m. in the 8100 block of South Blackstone Avenue in the Avalon Park neighborhood and found 24-year-old Aréanah Preston with gunshot wounds, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office and police.
“When I saw this damnable act ahead of Mother’s Day, I heard God say that this is it. We have to stop, see and feel the pain and tell the story so that people will truly get it and say GDI. GOD DAMN IT, in a way that will truly be heard, and actions taken. Thus, our book release schedule is revised and reflects my inserted writing through the end of May. It also captures my 33-year legacy salute period honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I’m excited to be a companion author with a message that will add texture to what has been said and what needs to be said from the same God in the same spirit.” Rev. Arthur L. Hunt, Jr.
Preston, who had only been with the Police Department for three years, had just completed her shift and was assigned to the Calumet District station on the city’s Far South Side.
“She was intelligent, a happy person … she was all of that and more,” Preston’s grandfather, whom she knew as “Pa Pa” and who was getting ready to travel to Chicago, told the Tribune. “I can’t speak about her without breaking up.”
Tense exchanges between an officer and 911 dispatchers erupted shortly after the shooting. “495: emergency, emergency!” the officer says. “81st and Blackstone we got a person shot — it’s an off-duty po! Get an ambulance here now!”
After a 10-1, an emergency call to all officers in the area to immediately help out, was given over the radio, the officer was apparently with the fallen officer.
“Squad, it’s not looking good — get an ambulance here now!” the officer said.
Preston, who lived in Avalon Park, had earned a master’s degree in child and family law from Loyola University Chicago, according to her LinkedIn and Facebook profiles. She graduated in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and law enforcement administration from Illinois State University, according to the profiles.
In a social media post, one of Preston’s friends remembered her as a “humble, dedicated, helpful, sophisticated soul.” Another remembered her as “the life of everything” and “as sweet as pie.”
During her undergraduate studies, Preston’s academic interests ranged from restorative justice and trauma in incarcerated populations to diversity in law enforcement and police brutality.
A former professor of Preston’s at ISU, criminal justice scientist Charles Bell, said he met the young woman as a student. She attended a panel that included formerly incarcerated individuals and was in a class Bell teaches on “Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice.”
“She understands the intimate details about what is happening in the community, some of the challenges that are impacting policing and mass incarceration,” he told the Tribune. “She was very vocal about that and sharing it with the class and deeply passionate about making a difference.”
Phase One | June 17-18, 2023: Father’s Day and Juneteenth Weekend | Launch of GDI Movement Youtube Website with Social Media driving ‘the GDI Message’
Phase Two | January 21, 2024: GDI Digital Online Copy Available | Autographed Pre-orders shipped.
Phase Three | March 2024 | (Full Release in Stores and Online Everywhere)
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