[Mary Etheldreda]

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Vimeo, an alternative to youtube, is removing videos that promote Biblical Gay Conversion.

THEY'RE TAKING AWAY OUR RIGHTS!

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Speaking of Christian Rights and Britain, I noticed this terrifying development just NEXT DOOR to me.

Theresa May criticises Cadbury over Easter egg hunt

Theresa May has described the decision to drop the word Easter from the name of Cadbury and National Trust egg hunts as "absolutely ridiculous".

Her comments come after the Archbishop of York said calling the event the Cadbury Egg Hunt was like "spitting on the grave" of the firm's Christian founder, John Cadbury.

But Cadbury said Easter was referred to on much of its packaging and marketing.

The National Trust also denied it was downplaying the significance of Easter.

It said there were more than 13,000 references to Easter on its website and that it runs a programme of activities to mark the event.

Christ's murder by the Jews was a true a Holocaust (unlike some other supposed events that may or may not have happened in World War II). Isn't it so ironic (or sarcastic or bad luck, it's hard to tell the difference) that the British are seeking to deny Christ's murder?! Only 13,000 references to Easter on Cadbury's website? It's like it never even happened. And I didn't find a single link to Landover Baptist at all! We have more than 400,000 references to Easter here at landover.net - not to mention killing the gays and launching nuclear strikes against Muslim countries. Where is Cadbury's webpage on that? Shame on them for a weak effort. SAD. And disgusting.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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I am still incensed that Cadburys would censor my faith in this way! Shellfish eaters, people wearing clothes made out of different cloth and did I already mention THE GAYS? Why is Cadburys not promoting their death by stoning???

If Cadburys or any other company wants to cozy up to True Christians they need to commit fully and not half-heartedly take our money with the merest nod to our faith. You are either a True Christian or you are GOING TO HELL for not following literally every single word of the Bible - I'm talking to you, Cadburys, with your Halal Easter Eggs and overtly Atheist and Muslim agenda.

A spokesperson for ... the company that owns Cadbury provided ... the following statement: "In the UK our chocolate products are suitable for vegetarians and those following a halal diet"

[Mary Etheldreda]

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The midwife Ellinor Grimmark was discriminated against when she was denied work as a midwife because she refuses to perform abortions because of her Christian faith. Let's be very clear here. Ms. Grimmark does not refuse to perform abortions because "every life is sacred." She's a Christian, and that means she knows and believes what the Holy Bible says about abortion. She refuses to perform abortions because that is Jesus' job. According to national estimates, Jesus personally aborts roughly 15 to 20 percent of all little unborn babies living in the womb of mothers. We cannot know precisely why He does this for some and not others, although in the Holy Bible it's always as a punishment to the mother, father, or society at large, yet we can know it is His responsibility and privilege to decide who lives and who dies. Ms Grimmark is being persecuted for refusing to upstage Jesus.

[Alvin Moss]

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The midwife Ellinor Grimmark was discriminated against when she was denied work as a midwife because she refuses to perform abortions because of her Christian faith.

The Swiss are a godless people. Nothing they do, no matter how bizarre, can come as a surprise. This midwife is rather disturbing, too. I think of a midwife as a dirty Irish woman who uses questionable potions and Catholic magic as part of her work. Nothing good can come of this situation.

[Mary Etheldreda]

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German antique dealer mocks Christians by displaying an uncomfortable statue on his private land.

The 6ft tall stone willy [that's British for tallywhacker] was erected in a private garden next to the”Way of the Cross”, a hiking path up a hill with chapels and images depicting the events of the day Jesus was crucified.

The link should be followed for reasons relating to defending Christ, and only by guaranteed True Christians™.

[Something-on-my-Paws]

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I once traveled to the land of Bhutan. For whatever reason, they have depictions of penises EVERYWHERE. Are they sure that that man is German, and not Bhutanese?

[Basilissa]

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I once traveled to the land of Bhutan. For whatever reason, they have depictions of penises EVERYWHERE.

Erecting very oversized penises is quite universal, dear.

[handmaiden]

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German antique dealer mocks Christians by displaying an uncomfortable statue on his private land.

The link should be followed for reasons relating to defending Christ, and only by guaranteed True Christians™.

There is a note with the story indicating that the sculpture was made about 2000 years ago during the Hellenistic period. What confuses me is that the sculpture apparently had its bris.

[Mary Etheldreda]

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The harlots in Spain are as aggressive as they are hostile. Fortunately, they'll face Justice for their insolence to the Lord Christ Jesus. Women face jail for 'religious hate crime' over giant plastic vagina protest that 'mocked' the Easter procession. Women mocking the Lord thy God is a direct assault on Christians. It's spiritual rape and I hope they get the book thrown at them.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

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Erecting very oversized penises is quite universal, dear.

Michelangelo’s statue of David is depicted with a flaccid tallywhacker - typical cathylicks. Statues in the Vatican Museum have had their tallywhackers removed over the years - and you wonder what those pervert popes did with them.

[Mary Etheldreda]

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Franklin Graham get's it. American Christians are being persecuted by the Gay Agenda. As a guest on Tony Perkin's conservative Christian radio show "Washington Watch," Graham expressed his concerns that American Christians are being persecuted for having to obey the same law as non-Christians. Make no mistake, this persecution is practically as bad as it gets. Americans will have the opportunity to share their harrowing testimonies with Christians who are exiled and face imprisonment and death for their faith all over the globe in an upcoming summit, the subject of which Graham spoke.

The summit, which runs from May 10–13, has been touted by Graham as the "first event of its kind" that will bring together over 600 people from over 130 countries across the globe, many of whom will tell of their own first-hand accounts of being persecuted for their faith in Christ.

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Graham agreed and listed various cases in which Christian business owners in the United States feel their First Amendment rights have been violated by non-discrimination policies and regulations that force them to either participate in same-sex marriage ceremonies or sell abortifacients even though those actions might come into conflict with their religious beliefs.

[Mary Etheldreda]

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The atheists have gotten to Williamstown, Kentucky, thwarting the success of Ken Ham's Noah's Ark experience.

For 2017–2018, Answers in Genesis (owner of both attractions) confidently predicts that the Ark will have even greater attendance than our excellent first year – provided, that is, we see more entrepreneurs building additional hotels to accommodate our visitors.

Who doesn't want to see a life-sized replica of the very event that saw every man, woman, child, puppy, flower, butterfly on earth drown in a terrifying storm of Biblical proportions? While some of us wait for the rest of the diorama to be complete (where are the bloated bodies in the water?), we simply cannot go until the townies stop persecuting Christians. This four hour museum experience could easily turn into a three day experience whereby we would walk through the ark again and again and again, but the town is holding us back. Shame on them.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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The atheists have gotten to Williamstown, Kentucky, thwarting the success of Ken Ham's Noah's Ark experience.

Who doesn't want to see a life-sized replica of the very event that saw every man, woman, child, puppy, flower, butterfly on earth drown in a terrifying storm of Biblical proportions?

This whole thing about Kenny's Ark has been so disappointing. The local county gave him several million dollars to get the Ark built. But then it failed to build the water parks, miniature golf and hotels needed to make the area exciting. Kenny has every right to feel cheated.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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This whole thing about Kenny's Ark has been so disappointing. The local county gave him several million dollars to get the Ark built. But then it failed to build the water parks, miniature golf and hotels needed to make the area exciting. Kenny has every right to feel cheated.

It would only be right for tax payers to guarantee the ticket sales since they're basically at fault. There needs to be more support for Christian small businesses to offset the rampant discrimination.