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Paisley becomes Northern Ireland's first minister
BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders, arch-foes during decades of bloodshed, launched a new power-sharing government in the province on Tuesday aiming to put a final end to violence.

Hardline Protestant cleric Ian Paisley and Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness took a pledge of office as first minister and deputy first minister in the government that will have authority over local issues in the province.

The ceremony could help to cement political stability in the province which, since a 1998 peace accord, has largely ended 30 years of sectarian conflict that killed 3,600 people.

"I affirm the terms of the pledge of office," Paisley said, binding himself to a pledge which includes a commitment to non-violence and support for policing in the province. ...


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Heart Broken Free P | N. I.  Find all comments by Heart Broken Free P
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A. N. Other,
What are “the problem of Romans 13” in your view? The problem is that the gov doesn’t conform to Romans 13 or the Westminster Confession.

I can tell you now that I do pray for all my MPs.

If you expect Dr P to be pointing them to the Lord I wouldn’t be so sure. He is being reduced to their level. He is not elevating them to his
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/article2512200.ece)


News Item5/19/07 2:36 PM
John Dynes | North Belfast  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by John Dynes
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This Is were the FPC went wrong, you cannot join politics & christianity as one, as the big man has done over the years, this also was the downfall of many other famous preacher's as well.
Why ? because, the two are at complete odds with each other, and have different standards, there should be no ambiguity.

News Item5/19/07 10:08 AM
A. N. Other  Find all comments by A. N. Other
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John Dynes;

Were you so concerned about the influence of Gerry Adams and Martin Mcginnis; - you would regularly pray for their conversion and salvation?

I assume this is the truth.
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Heart Broken;

You keep looking for an excuse to relieve Ulster from the problem of Romans 13.

BTW
Dont forget this instruction about ALL in Stormont.

"It is the duty of people to pray for magistrates, to honour their persons, to pay them tribute and other dues, to obey their lawful commands, and to be subject to their authority, for conscience' sake. Infidelity, or difference in religion, doth not make void the magistrates' just and legal authority, nor free the people from their due obedience to them: from which ecclesiastical persons are not exempted; much less hath the Pope any power and jurisdiction over them in their dominions, or over any of their people; and, least of all, to deprive them of their dominions, or lives, if he shall judge them to be heretics, or upon any other pretence whatsoever."
[West. Conf. 23 para 4.]

Now you and John Dynes should pray hard for **ALL** your MP's.


News Item5/18/07 9:39 PM
John Dynes | North Belfast  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by John Dynes
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does this include gerry and martin,.

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Mike | New York  Find all comments by Mike
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"God, the supreme Lord and King of all the world, hat ordained civil magistrates to be under him over the people, for his own glory, and for the public good; and, to this end, hath armed them with the power of the sword, for the defence and encouragement of them that are good and for the punishment of evil-doers."
Westminster Confession Chapter 23 Paragraph 1.

Sure enough, as long as the "good" understand that the magistrates decide who the "good" are and who the "evil-doers" are. Come to think of it, that's likely the reason Paragraph 1 was written.


News Item5/18/07 5:39 PM
Heart Broken Free P  Find all comments by Heart Broken Free P
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"God, the supreme Lord and King of all the world, hat ordained civil magistrates to be under him over the people, for his own glory, and for the public good; and, to this end, hath armed them with the power of the sword, for the defence and encouragement of them that are good and for the punishment of evil-doers."

Westminster Confession Chapter 23 Paragraph 1.

Terrible liberals those Westminster Divines weren't they?


News Item5/18/07 3:26 PM
A. N. Other  Find all comments by A. N. Other
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Heart Broken....

"So you don't belive that a Christian minister has a duty to preach on this subject?"

Social gospel is usually left to the Liberals.


News Item5/18/07 3:18 PM
Heart Broken Free P  Find all comments by Heart Broken Free P
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"I rejoice that John Greer and others have not used the Lord's Day to preach on the political situation in the UK or Northern Ireland."

So you don't belive that a Christian minister has a duty to preach on this subject?

Funny John Greer and others didn't take that view when they signed a statment in 1998 attcking SF/IRA in gov on Scriptural grounds.


News Item5/17/07 10:06 PM
A believer  Protected NameFind all comments by A believer
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Allison, it's been stated over and over again at this website that the FPC is not a political party, action committee, or what have you. It is the calling of the church first and foremost to preach the gospel and not be so caught up in the political affairs of this world that that is compromised or impaired. Jerry Falwell was a perfect example of what happens to the message when the political affairs of this present world become a "minister's" primary focus. I rejoice that John Greer and others have not used the Lord's Day to preach on the political situation in the UK or Northern Ireland. I only wish that many of our own so-called ministers, James Dobson, D. James Kennedy, etc., would follow their example.

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John Dynes | North Belfast  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by John Dynes
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the big man's becoming a big joke.

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Para Cetamol | The Para for headaches  Find all comments by Para Cetamol
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No John,
I think it's more than just a "test"

I believe he's First Minister because he has earned the right to govern you guys over there.


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John Dynes | North Belfast  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by John Dynes
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test

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james brown | coleraine n. ireland  Contact via emailFind all comments by james brown
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The people of N. Ireland have given Dr Paisley a mandate to enter goverment with sinn fein .The electors know that if sinn fein dont come up to the mark that the Dup party led by DR Paisley will bring it crashing down

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Allison | N IReland  Find all comments by Allison
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Face facts no unrepentant terrorists should be in government and the Free Presbyterian Church is afraid to open its mouth.

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John Dynes | North Belfast  Contact via emailGo to homepageFind all comments by John Dynes
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Please forget last remark made by j.dynes, as it was foolish and stupid.

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john dynes | north belfast  Find all comments by john dynes
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please stop talking rubbish.

News Item5/10/07 12:48 PM
Lurker | USA  Find all comments by Lurker
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GG,

The "twisting" of history I was drawing attention to is found within the quoted statement of "PapalAuthority".

"We delivered to you the Word of God, and still do."


News Item5/10/07 10:42 AM
GG  Find all comments by GG
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I find it interesting that Lurker says the RCC twists history. But, if I remember correctly, the RCC has never denied wrong-doing for the Inquistion, for the Crusades, mistreatment of Galilao and Copernicus. The Pope has even apoligized for such. Where is Protestant remorse for Protestant wrong-doing? In fact, most Protestants are either not aware of wrong-doing by their early co-religious or they don't give a hoot. Who therefore is more guity of twisting history...Lurk? As for your assertion that God took scriptures from us and gave them to you, then apparently God slipped up, because you guys immediately dropped 7 books of inspired scripture. Thats a no-no.

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Lurker | USA  Find all comments by Lurker
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PapalAuthority sez:

"It's not the Catholic Church that twists words. We delivered to you the Word of God, and still do."

The Catholic Church twists history as well trying to put a favorable spin on the fact that God wrested His oracles away from the RCC and put them in the hands of a people who would bring forth the fruit thereof. The only "delivery" wrought by the RCC was to the fire.


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PapalAuthority  Find all comments by PapalAuthority
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Jim Lincoln,

It's not the Catholic Church that twists words. We delivered to you the Word of God, and still do. You would be well advised to hear the voice of Christ.

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