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USER COMMENTS BY “ SAM FLANAGAN ” |
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 9/2/08 2:14 AM |
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I did see part of last nights Republican party convention live on CNN internet. A Babylonian priest was called upon to give his "blessing."The American political system in controlled by the Antichrist, using the CFR as the control mechanism. I dont think there are too many preachers on sermonaudio who point this out are there? |
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| 3/13/08 2:11 AM |
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RobertWilliams;
3 ministers taking a public stand are, IF, Ralph Hall and Ian Kenny. I am informed David Linton preached against it but am not aware of any recording of his sermon being available.Just checked sermonaudio, a sermon entitled "Power-sharing with Sinn Fein" preached by Ian Kenny is available. Another sermon by Ralph Hall is also available the title is "FP`S view-terrorists in power."
You can listen to the audios and draw your own conclusions. Your question "who in the FPC declared to be unethical etc." is most amusing. In 1998 all the ministers signed a public declaration comdemning putting terrorists into government, as "Unethical, Unbiblical and Immoral."
This declaration was then published in the main newspapers of N.Ireland for all to read. The reason I suggested you email them individually is simple. It`s pointless asking someone else what a ministers views are, you must go directly to them, get the word from the horses mouth so to speak.
You must bear in mind they have the right not to reply to your emails if they deem it not appropriate.
This response would tend to makes one`s suspicions grow about what exactly is going on??? As for condeming Ecumenical or Romanist Churches, the FPC is now in a position where they cannot condemn anyone!!!! |
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| 10/21/07 5:08 AM |
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This story was first floated a few days ago. To the best of my knowledge there has been no public statement condemning the "proposed" visit by the Antichrist to N.Ireland eminating from the DUP Lundy party or one single minister of the FPC of Ulster."The people that do know their God shall be strong and do exploits." Conversely; "The people that DO NOT KNOW their God shall be spineless and do NOTHING." |
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| 9/10/07 8:09 AM |
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Jerry B. You have every right to be interested in the events in N.Ireland. The Ulster-Scots/ Scots/Irish are the original "AMERICANS."Do some research into the "Mecklenburg Declaration" it may enlighten you regarding America`s Ulster Scots roots!! |
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| 7/7/07 10:19 AM |
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There is nothing new in this. For many years the British government and the mainstream media would never describe the IRA as Roman Catholic terrorists or murderers. They were euphemistically called Republicans.I do pray Americans will waken up to the fact they are involved in a religious war, and realise their enemy must be defeated. In reality, American and British citizens must waken up to the fact their respective governments are most likely bargining in secret with the Isalmic murderers! A quick investigation into the behind door treachery of successive British governments in regard to N.Ireland will give concerned American Christians food for thought. May God bring the hidden things of darkness to light. |
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| 6/19/07 12:12 PM |
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Perhaps anyone wishing to justify the current position taken by Ian Paisley would please listen to the interview by Mrs Rita Morrison on the Belfast Telegraph website.
It is entitlted "LET DOWN BY PAISLEY"http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/tv/article2676390.ece Can you understand the price this woman has paid and is still paying? |
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