Did I do wrong again?

[Jack O'fagan]

I have got myself in trouble again at my son Zebida's school. Firstly I was tutting through the Nativity play at all the factual inconsistencies, I'm pretty sure there were no cybermen in the manger.

Anyway on they way out I kicked over the school Christmas tree. When they restrained me I shouted,

Jeremiah 10:1 Hear ye the word which the LORD speaketh unto you, O house of Israel: 2Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven; for the heathen are dismayed at them.
3For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe.
4They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not.



I think the school may be pressing charges. I believe I was correct but when I saw all the children in tears I must admit I had doubts. I don't have trees in my house but am I in the minority? Any guidance would be appreciated as it may help my defense.


YIC

Jack

[Zechariah Smyth]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

Brother Jack, it's entirely possible that the tears of the children were tears of joy and relief. They were probably delighted to see someone take a stand against what they know in their hearts is wrong.

Children are much smarter than we give them credit for.

YiC,

Zech

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

I have got myself in trouble again at my son Zebida's school. Firstly I was tutting through the Nativity play at all the factual inconsistencies, I'm pretty sure there were no cybermen in the manger.

Anyway on they way out I kicked over the school Christmas tree. When they restrained me I shouted,

Jeremiah 10:1 Hear ye the word which the LORD speaketh unto you, O house of Israel: 2Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven; for the heathen are dismayed at them.
3For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe.
4They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not.



I think the school may be pressing charges. I believe I was correct but when I saw all the children in tears I must admit I had doubts. I don't have trees in my house but am I in the minority? Any guidance would be appreciated as it may help my defense.


YIC

Jack

Brother, the only wrong I see is sending your son, with all of his potential to believe in a flat Earth, the demonic model of disease, and the human sacrifice of Jesus, to that secular institution where he will be indoctrinated into objectivity, testable theories, and an appreciation for evidence. I would get your son to Freehold, the heartland of the United States, and away from those filthy European tree worshiping fags as quickly as possible!

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

I think the school may be pressing charges. I believe I was correct but when I saw all the children in tears I must admit I had doubts. I don't have trees in my house but am I in the minority? Any guidance would be appreciated as it may help my defense.


YIC

Jack

Brother Jack,

You have to remember you are also fighting for the soul's of those children. They will thank you in the hereafter (at lest those not burning in Hell)

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

There is so many things wrong with both celebrating Christmas and the earthly trappings that go with the season

1. The birth of Christ is irrelevant - it is His Death that saves us.
2. The tree is the symbol of the false goddess Ashura (Who secular researchers say was Yahweh's wife and sister Lord, forgive me)
3. Christmas lights, burning logs and candles are the symbols of the false Sun god to celebrate the turn of the solar year when the sun starts to circle the earth somewhat higher again.
4. Turkeys and other birds and meat are nothing more than gluttony and waste of God's Gifts.
5. The presents are simply non-biblical and are an outward display of unseemly wealth - and we all know where the love of money ends up.
6. Singing Carols may seem OK but such joy in singing them should be with you all year: it is a poor True Christian(tm) who needs this doggrel to raise his spirits!?
7. Churches become filled with the Unsaved Trash who have no interest in Salvation, but we must mix with them.
8. Hellywood joos use the occasion to worship Mammon, as do toy and luxury good manufacturers.

All in all, I wish Jesus had kept His Birth as a mystery.

[Jack O'fagan]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

Brother, the only wrong I see is sending your son, with all of his potential to believe in a flat Earth, the demonic model of disease, and the human sacrifice of Jesus, to that secular institution where he will be indoctrinated into objectivity, testable theories, and an appreciation for evidence. I would get your son to Freehold, the heartland of the United States, and away from those filthy European tree worshiping fags as quickly as possible!

Home schooling is a bit more difficult in the UK. It tends to be done by beardy tree huggers or smelly butch dykes. It's not so easy to do it on religious grounds. I do tell my children to ignore everything they are told though and disrupt the 'science' classes as much as possible.

Thanks for your support Brothers. I have to go in to the headmasters office tomorrow so will finish smashing up the tree then.

YIC

Jack

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

I think the school may be pressing charges. I believe I was correct but when I saw all the children in tears I must admit I had doubts. I don't have trees in my house but am I in the minority? Any guidance would be appreciated as it may help my defense.


YIC

Jack

Brother Jack, you're certainly Biblically correct in your action!

However, you may face an issue over being correct by secular law. Here's what I suggest:

Find an attorney over there in Godless Europistan who focuses on religious liberty cases. If there aren't any, try the American Center for Law and Justice.

Establish the "Christmas tree" as a religious symbol of pagan religions. Be sure not only to use the Jeremiah quote forbidding such things, but also the pagan history:

http://www.christmastreehistory.net/pagan

You can now argue that the school was displaying a religous symbol, and encouraging children to worship it.

Sue the school for offending your religious sensibilities by introducing a pagan religious symbol into the school and promoting a pagan religion.

The United Queendom doesn't have separation of church and state, but they also don't have True Christianity (yourself excluded). So, you may have to argue it as an attack on CoE 'values'. Prime Minister David Cameron may help:

The British [Anti-Salvation God-Mockers] Association has condemned remarks made by Prime Minister David Cameron, in which he stated that Britain was a Christian country, that it was only as a Christian country that Britain could be welcoming of those of other religions, and that Christian values could reverse British society’s ‘moral collapse’.

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

Re: Did I do wrong again?

Home schooling is a bit more difficult in the UK. It tends to be done by beardy tree huggers or smelly butch dykes. It's not so easy to do it on religious grounds. I do tell my children to ignore everything they are told though and disrupt the 'science' classes as much as possible.

I know, brother, I know. I can't believe they prohibit the teaching of iron age ideologies to little children over there. My heart goes out to British children who are deprived of the opportunity to be isolated from civilization and force fed the lucid visions of Revelation. Imagine how much less stupid the Brits would be if they were indoctrinated into books written before the scientific method was coined, and deprived of societal interaction.