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Message started by Lestat on Feb 11th, 2009 at 11:07am

Title: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by Lestat on Feb 11th, 2009 at 11:07am
Fire 'divine retribution', says minister
February 11, 2009
"INCENDIARY" abortion law reforms last year that made Victoria "the baby-killing state" are responsible for the devastating bushfires, controversial Christian leader Danny Nalliah said yesterday.

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"God's protection has been taken off the state, and Satan is having a go at the nation," Mr Nalliah, senior pastor of Catch the Fire Ministries, told The Age.

Mr Nalliah's Australia Day prayer rallies have been supported by former prime minister John Howard and former treasurer Peter Costello. Mr Costello delivered a televised address to Mr Nalliah's Australia Day prayer meeting last month.

Mr Costello yesterday rejected Mr Nalliah's abortion explanation for the fires as indecent. "To link the death and the suffering of bushfire victims to other political events is appalling, heartless and wrong," he said.

Catch the Fire Ministries today starts a week-long campaign of fasting and prayer to repent the abortion law reforms and other "unrighteous, ungodly, and unjust laws and practices".

BARNEY ZWARTZ

http://www.theage.com.au/national/fire-divine-retribution-says-minister-20090210-83o9.html

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by Grendel on Feb 11th, 2009 at 12:25pm
CtFM not exactly a mainstream Christian church.

I note his proclamation has been greeted by derision and disgust by other churches and Christians a and just about any other sane person regardless of religion.

Pity Muslims don't do the same.

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by mozzaok on Feb 11th, 2009 at 12:32pm
Exactly Grendel, all sane people condemn this nutbag, and do not refrain from honest appraisal of his idiocy, merely because he calls himself christian.

That is called integrity, something Le stoop, would be unfamiliar with.

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by tallowood on Feb 11th, 2009 at 7:42pm

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He is a crackpot similar to Al-Ikhlas Islamic Network who argued that lighting fires is an effective form of terrorism justified in Islamic law.

However the important difference is that he tries to interpret the event while the Islamic Network encourages to commit the horrific crime.

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by Calanen on Feb 11th, 2009 at 7:54pm
Stop being Christianophobic and racist. Whatever happened to freedom of religion?

What he said was taken out of context, and was mistranslated. What about the Koran, it says bad things too?

What about the World Trade Centre huh?

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by abu_rashid on Feb 12th, 2009 at 4:26am

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CtFM not exactly a mainstream Christian church.


Mainstream enough for the [former] PM and Treasurer to support and even give a televised address to the congregation. Can't be that obscure a sect...

The fact he had such high profile support and connections indicates that he's quite mainstream indeed. Sure he's a political liability now...

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by tallowood on Feb 12th, 2009 at 6:49am
He probably read koran as well  ;)

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by tallowood on Feb 12th, 2009 at 6:59am
BTW, talking about association, the nutcase and abu both are anti abortionists.  :o

Title: Re: Christian Leader blames fires on Abortion laws...
Post by Grendel on Feb 12th, 2009 at 10:02am

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Mainstream enough for the [former] PM and Treasurer to support and even give a televised address to the congregation. Can't be that obscure a sect...

The fact he had such high profile support and connections indicates that he's quite mainstream indeed. Sure he's a political liability now...


Well I saw them at the Hillsong...  but that isn't CtFM now is it.  Oh and BTW campaigning at such events isn't "supporting"  BTW.

Oh... you're lying again Abu....  did I use the words "obscure sect"?  hmmm  Tsk, tsk, tsk...  how dishonest of you trying yet again to distract through lies.  

Sooooo Abu is CtFM a mainstream Church...?  Hmmmm?  No.  Oh dear, looks like I was right again.

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