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"The two best friends I ever had in this neighborhood were both Christian ministers; ... Theirs, at least, is not a false Christianity."

A phrase you might be familiar with, eh?

Of course I don't know, but let me guess, here;

One of 'em is a Unitarian, and the other a Congregationalist?

Well, I might have gotten the particular denominations wrong, but you get my drift.

I doubt that either one of these persons of the cloth would have any problem at all with a sodomite priest/priestess leading a "christian" fellowship, either.

Nor do I have much doubt as to how they will be voting, after encouraging others within their "flock" - from the pulpit if needs be - who to contribute to and vote for.

Check the front yard of their Churches for "War is Not the Answer!" signs... that would be your first clue, I opine.

And I would be extermely surprised to hear of any dissent against the barbaric practice of abortion within their hallowed walls.
Nay; the mere suggestion of limiting a "Woman's RIGHT to CHOOSE" would be met with far greater angst as a much greater sin and attrocity.

Should one seek for the Spiritual Lampstands of such Churches, methinks one would likely search long and in vain.

And those of you who have read the Word - you already know that of which I speak.

And I really don't think all that many FReepers have a major problem with anyone doing their own thing between consenting participants, as long as we are not forced to clean up their messes or pay to cure the plagues they leave behind, or have them getting up in our faces about it all the time, wanting to supress, control, or persecute US.

But it seems that what we have here is a prime example of where "tolerance", although loudly demanded, is not nearly enough when achieved; this sodomite activist on the Counsel by his overt "invitation" obviously wants to pack the voting resident population with his soddomite synchophants, in order to develop a power/ constituency base in that community so that they can eventually take it completely over.

...If in fact they have not done so already.

Then if the townspeople have issues with their children being soddomized at school, or being taught that the Bible is "Hate", that the traditional Family is a repressive, obsolete superstition of the past, and that nice, normal people should just go around soddomizing each other at will - then they can just bloody well get used to it or get the heck out of Lansdowne!

If the treatment of this one Rev. Marcavage is allowed to stand (assuming that his statement of facts is correct, which I have no reason to believe otherwise), then we may expect more of the same whenever evil and corrupt power is confronted in our communities.

It's when People like Marcavage just start "disapearing" that we REALLY want to put the lamps up in the belfry and sound the long roll!

And at the risk of sounding a bit "paranoid" - yes; it CAN happen here.

History tells us so, you know; and History hardly ever lies.

Se'lah.