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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Genesis 14:10 And the vale of Siddim was full of slimepits; and the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah fled, and fell there; and they that remained fled to the mountain.

    Sodom and Gomorrah still had kings at this stage, even if they were wriggling around in slime pits, but that is not a good look for kings. It discourages respect. And boy were the denizens of of the plain disrespectful! When two angels visited righteous Lot a mob showed no respect whatsoever even though the angels wanted to spend all night on the streets, perhaps out of deference to local customs. But no, that wasn't good enough for the sodomists who wanted to pounce on the angels en masse. Disrespect is never something God overlooks.
    Genesis 19:9d-11 And they [denizens of the plain] pressed sore upon the man, even Lot, and came near to break the door. But the men [two angels (verse 1)] put forth their hand, and pulled Lot into the house to them, and shut to the door. And they [the angels] smote the men that were at the door of the house with blindness, both small and great: so that they wearied themselves to find the door.

    Satan speaks through his creatures to silence any witness for Christ as happened in Sodom and as we saw on that train. And just as Lot was protected so here the devil in those commuters was restrained. Christians are under attack everywhere and although there may not be many in Sydney the attack was self evident. Indeed if there were no attacks there would be no need for protection. But the protection was clear just as in Sodom so we know that it was an attack and that God has not abandoned His own.

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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Originally posted by Mary Etheldreda View Post
    This video is heartbreaking. Here we watch a soft spoken, loving Minister of the Word of God trying to reach the dark, broken, feckless souls of the Australians, and what does he get for his hard work and good intentions? Anger. Bullying. Only by the grace of God did he escape with his life.

    Why is discrimination only legal against Christians?

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    LIEberals are always talking about being "inclusive" and spouting "tolerance", yet you witness raw foul-mouthed invective here. If this isn't hate speech, I don't know what is.

    This was an exceedingly polite man here, often turning the other cheek when he was attacked for just talking about the Word of our Lord. The iron fist of Jesus will ultimately strike these people.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    This video is heartbreaking. Here we watch a soft spoken, loving Minister of the Word of God trying to reach the dark, broken, feckless souls of the Australians, and what does he get for his hard work and good intentions? Anger. Bullying. Only by the grace of God did he escape with his life.

    Why is discrimination only legal against Christians?


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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Confirmed Haters of Jesus, America, and Good Taste, the German musical band "Rammstein" defies God's Law and Russian law to promote homosexuality:

    See Rammstein Members Kiss Onstage in Russia to Protest Anti-LGBTQ Laws

    This is a particularly heinous crime against Christians as now an entire generation of Russian Christians have been forcefully plucked from their morally safe environment to be Spiritually Gay-Raped. In public, no less! How many children have opened their hearts to Satan since this night, wondering if two men can kiss, then why can't they kiss their best friend, brother, family goat, or gay-rape someone else in turn?

    Ever since Buddy Holly invented rock-n-roll music, Satan has been toying with the spiritually and intellectually weak and vulnerable.

    Lord have mercy.


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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Originally posted by Mary Etheldreda View Post
    Another Godless atheist lawmaker tries to bully a Christian man and community leader, and suppress the religious freedom of We the People. Have these atheists no shame? Why is she working in public, heckling decent men rather than being at home taking care of her children?
    I agree, Sister. The distinguished member simply stated the obvious, that God was present in the Chamber. But the atheist suppressed the right to worship our God. Disgusting.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Another Godless atheist lawmaker tries to bully a Christian man and community leader, and suppress the religious freedom of We the People. Have these atheists no shame? Why is she working in public, heckling decent men rather than being at home taking care of her children?


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  • Ezekiel Bathfire
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    Another blasphemer - How does he know what Jesus would have done?

    Jesus has a mind the size of the universe and then some: and what does this pathetically warbling string-plucker do - he attempts to out-think Christ Himself!

    He's damned.

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  • WilliamJenningsBryan
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    Originally posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole View Post
    A question for True Christians: does the hate from Democrats ever stop? I don't know how you manage to carry on in the face of such oppression. I mean, there's the blacks of course, and the Mexicans, and the gays and freaks, and women, and now it seems we've even lost the country singers?

    Jason Isbell: 'Jesus would not have voted for Donald Trump'
    To any Democrat "entertainer" that is feeling guilty about making tons of money in Trump's booming economy and feel that Trump is really not "Christian", we here at Landover Baptist Church have a deal for you. You can donate your ill gotten fortunes to God's favorite and only True Christian™ Church and receive forgiveness and an official certificate absolving you of your sin, and assuage your guilt.

    Please contact one of our Pastors and he will make the necessary arrangements.

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  • Dr. Anthony J. Toole
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    A question for True Christians: does the hate from Democrats ever stop? I don't know how you manage to carry on in the face of such oppression. I mean, there's the blacks of course, and the Mexicans, and the gays and freaks, and women, and now it seems we've even lost the country singers?

    Jason Isbell: 'Jesus would not have voted for Donald Trump'
    ‘If you can look the other way because you think the economy’s doing better, you can ignore the fact that this man is obviously not a Christian, then you’re not behaving in a way that Jesus would have behaved.’ “So I meant that, and I still mean it. The whole point of Christianity is to behave as Jesus would have behaved – and Jesus would not have voted for Donald Trump, no matter what his pay was going to do as a result of that.”

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    FFRF again:

    Last fall, it was reported to FFRF that the director of the Rome High School marching band chose a Christian worship theme for 2017. The performance was called “Alleluia!” which literally translates to “Praise ye Yah,” meaning “Praise the Lord.” Furthermore, the performance featured stained-glass church windows as props and included flags with the names of multiple books from the bible written on them. The musical selection included biblically inspired songs, for example: “Praise Ye The God of Gold,” “Sing Aloud to God Our Strength” and “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.”

    Atheists want to persecute all Christians, even children, to bully them from believing in God in public. They're not satisfied until everyone last American hates Jesus, just like them!

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    The Freedom From Religion Foundation halts creationism teaching in Kansas City.

    A seventh-grade science teacher at Smith-Hale Middle School in Kansas City, Mo., was reportedly teaching creationism. One of his unit tests included questions intended to cast doubt upon evolution and our current understanding of the age of the Earth. An example of a problematic question: There is no evidence that dinosaurs and humans may have co-existed (his accepted answer: false). Another one asked: Catastrophe supports sudden species appearance and a younger Earth (his accepted answer: true). Such questions provide support for creationist beliefs over accepted scientific standards.

    Teaching creationism or any of its offshoots, such as intelligent design, in a public school is unlawful, because creationism is not based in fact, FFRF informed the school district.
    Have they never considered what is true for them may not be true for others and that children should be taught to decide for themselves? No. The answer is no, they have never considered that. Instead, the persecute Christians to the point of having to be silent about their faith in the public sphere.

    Jesus weeps.

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  • Basilissa
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    You brought up a very important topic, Sister Mary. There are so many people whose only joy is to mock God-fearing folks. I hope this new legislature will be used to penalize images such as this:



    Which was produced while covering a story about South Dakota law enforcement using catherers to force urine samples. Not a proper way to call attention to an issue that nobody should care about, anyway.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Even in the God-Fearing lands of the Dakotas, Atheists crop up to plant Satan's Seed of Unholiness in hopes of persecuting Christians through mockery and ridicule and a definitive Lack Of Respect. So much so that the state legislature has to make it a Criminal Offense to alter the State Seal in any way that removes the inference of GOD. This photoshop, for example, suggests that people are rulers, as if people are capable of the cognitive and rational skills necessary to create and enforce a law of the land that would be fair to all people as the Constitution provides. The real Seal says "UNDER GOD THE PEOPLE RULE," which is a very different sentiment indeed." The Class 1 misdemeanor is punishable by up to a year in jail and/or a fine of up to $2,000. I present this copy BY WAY OF EXAMPLE. Pray I don't get arrested, please.


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  • handmaiden
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    Originally posted by Mary Etheldreda View Post
    . . . Christians are the most persecuted, oppressed group of people in the entire world.
    Indeed. Is there anything worse than being a Christian?

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Atheists attempt another Witch Hunt this Christmas. In a daring move of persecution, a group of pathetic and bitter people who are still angry at God work to confuse young people into questioning the remarkable story of the time a Jew believed his young fiance's claim that she was pregnant by a ghost (Matthew 1:18).

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