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8/2/09 3:19 PM

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Free Presbyterians stage protest at Belfast gay...

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Chris Perver wrote:
How can you have a family-oriented homosexual event?

Very good point, Chris.

11/8/08 11:45 AM

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Teachers: Put creationism on a par with evolution

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As a former atheist I can understand why unbelievers reject creationism, because they don't want to entertain it. What I can't get my head round is why they accept the impossible theory of evolution instead. The fossil record shows that it didn't happen, the modern science of genetics shows that it couldn't happen, so how do intelligent, thinking people continue to be taken in

10/24/08 8:51 AM

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Pupils as young as 5 to be given sex education

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A kid at our local school said their 'personal and social education' classes were 'like something out of Gary Glitter's diary'. While these committees are putting all their energies into undermining parents, they fail to realise that chidren's own consciences are offended by this 'progressive morality'.

You're doing the right thing, Max, God bless your family.

10/22/08 5:18 PM

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Britain's Atheist Bus Campaign beats funding target

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From the Daily Telegraph:
One of the more unlikely donors [to fund the adverts] was the religious think tank Theos, which was set up two years ago with the support of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and the head of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor.
Theos gave Â£50 to the cause as it believes the "weak" adverts will encourage people to think about God.

10/22/08 3:15 PM

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'No God' slogans for city's buses

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Thank you, KK. Christianity is under serious attack in the UK. If it's not hostility, it's ridicule, if it's not ridicule, it's contempt, and if it's not contempt, it's indifference

10/22/08 7:18 AM

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'No God' slogans for city's buses

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I pray for God's mercy on my country. I just can't imagine that this sort of message would be allowed on Britain's streets if it referred to the deities of any other faith.

You're right, Pikestaff, what a terrible discovery that would be. Poor Richard Dawkins is greatly to be pitied. May God open his eyes and grant him salvation.

10/17/08 1:13 PM

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BBC boss: Yes we are biased towards Islam

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San Jose John wrote:
Amen.
Here in CA one can see many cars with bumperstickers that say "who would Jesus bomb?", but NONE which say "who would Muhammed bomb". Why? People don't want their car blown-up so they blame and slander the one who won't do it instead of the one who will. Go figure!

That is utterly shocking. These people should read Matthew 10:28

And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear Him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.

10/17/08 6:59 AM

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BBC boss: Yes we are biased towards Islam

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The comedian Ricky Gervais, who uses material highly offensive to Christians in his stand-up routine, was none the less honest when asked why he targeted only Christians and not other religions. He replied "I'm not stupid".

The media in general know that Christianity is a soft target that can be attacked with impunity. One preposterous BBC drama production (Bonekickers) recently portrayed a Christian fanatic beheading a peaceful Muslim, generating a multitude of complaints from the public. The BBC defiantly defended their decision to show it

10/10/08 9:56 AM

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Lance Eccles wrote:
I follow Jesus Christ, and therefore I follow his vicar (representative) on earth, successor to St Peter, the Rock on which Jesus founded his Church.
At the same time, I know that you do not accept that the pope is the vicar of Christ, or that he is the successor of Peter.

Isn't the Holy Spirit the Vicar of Christ

4/2/08 1:54 PM

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We have created human-animal embryos

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They say they will NEVER implant these embryos into a human uterus. Time will tell, not so long ago something like this would never have been contemplated.

2/9/08 1:00 PM

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David: Cleanse Me
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“ Exceptional message, don't miss it ”
Scholarly research, vivid illustations, a warm concern for his hearers and a calm style of delivery make all of Pastor Barnett's sermons a joy. It is also useful that he gives a synopsis of each of his messages on Sermonaudio; it would be useful if all broadcasters did this.

1/26/08 5:06 AM

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Hope of Rescue
Rev. Talman Wagenmaker

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“ Comforting message ”
A message of great comfort and encouragement for the wanderer or for those who have backslidden loved ones.

1/12/08 6:49 AM

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Dr Paisley blocks EU Gender Directive

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Oh, right, I see what you mean, 33k. Sorry!

1/10/08 5:36 PM

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Dr Paisley blocks EU Gender Directive

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33k wrote:
Jim - Nothing to with Great Britain (Northern Ireland is not in GB) nor even the UK.

Huh? Can you clarify that 33k? The last time I was there it was very much part of the UK!

11/12/07 9:41 AM

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Think Tank: Britain 'No Longer Christian'

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Exactly right, William. How sad that things have come to this in the land of the Covenanters, Knox and the Reformation martyrs.

11/9/07 12:01 PM

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Think Tank: Britain 'No Longer Christian'

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It's true that things are degenerating horribly, but much of the blame lies squarely at the feet of government. The Scottish Parliament recently imposed a law legalising the exposure of schoolchildren to proselytizing homosexual literature(one notorious piece prepared for schoolchildren of 8(yes,8!) years old by gay rights lobbyists had a section on 'the use of pain'!)
The people of Scotland were horrified, and one millionaire businessman privately funded a referendum. There were many more opposing votes in this referendum than the government's majority, but they still would not allow the public an official vote on the matter because of course the vox pop would have overwhelmingly rejected such a law. Many of us canvassed all the parlimentarians, and the responses were overwhelmingly weak and cowardly. The bill was steamrolled past the few brave parliamentarians who, in the face of the usual cheap accusations of 'bigotry', raised their voices for the majority. It is enshrined in legislation today. What chance do future generations have?
(Ref Scottish Parliament, the repeal of Clause 2A)

11/4/07 1:32 PM

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Muslim prisoners sue for millions over ham sandwiches

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When you choose to commit a crime that carries the penalty of imprisonment, you surely have to accept that your choices thereafter are likely to be limited to 'take it or leave it' from time to time. Or were they all in prison because they were falsely convicted?
It was insensitive to offer a forbidden food, but another meal was only a few hours away, and these gentlemen were not force-fed the ham. If they had been,then they would certainly have a case.

10/21/07 10:50 AM

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The Revolt of the Childless

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"Vic from NC USA
I take it these childless who are doing all the sobbing will give up the idea of retirement since the children of others will be footing the bill!"

That is a very good point, Vic!

10/11/07 1:57 PM

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EU: Creationism 'Threat to Human Rights'

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This is a bit rich, coming from a body which is not democratically elected, and which is so corrupt that its financial audits can't be signed off. Even if this was a ruling that made any sense at all, why should anybody believe a word they say?

10/9/07 7:36 AM

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UK: New law means anti-gay comments could lead to...

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I'm told rapists generally get about five years, and doesn't manslaughter get less than that? Maybe someone with more knowledge than me knows average sentences for these serious crimes?

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