Comments on: Council reverses decision on Christian foster parents

By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Wed, 14 May 2008 23:42:00 +0000

apYrs, that is interesting what you wrote first.Most people seem to have a persecution complex. I can only speak for myself. I would love if everyone came to a knowledge of the Saviour's love and how it can transform lives from a black and white existence of fear and self-loathing to a life of colour, freedom, hope, charity and joy.MPs are certainly trying to persecute me when they try and make laws to control what I can and cannot say.There's no need to fear me. If you have visited my website you know who to fear. I am fighting this evil political system because I am sick of it.I have no intention or desire to torture anyone. Mine is an infowar. I know what happens in some Muslim countries and it is wrong, but as Christ told the adulteress: your sins are forgiven; go and sin no more.He also said: he who is without sin cast the first stone.Do you agree we are all sinners?We have been conditioned to accept sin as normal and been dehumatised to accept the likes of abortion.The British are officially about the most unhappy people in the Western world and I say this is due to the burden of sin.I must also remind you of another scripture – For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.The Saviour was telling us of a fundamental law of the universe.It's like when you do wrong to someone, it will come back to you another time, another place in another form, but you will pay for your wrongdoing. (Do unto others…)The universe could not operate otherwise. It's why God gave even atheists a conscience.If we all did as we pleased all the time by engaging in sin and general selfishness, the human race could not survive.I can't believe you said that you fear me. I bring the good news of the gospel that leads to everlasting peace and joy.I'll tell you what I think and I would appreciate your genuine feelings on this, that it's not people like me you fear but the feeling that deep down you know there is far more to life than meets the eye and that you are a sinner (as I am and we all are) and that you are afraid of the consequences and people like me bringing these things to your remembrance causes a reaction of opposition as an automatic response to keep yourself from dredging up those deep feelings you have in your soul that you are on the wrong path.I know from several experiences that I didn't think I was doing anything too bad, like when I was a heavy drinker and it took me to death's door before I could change and now I realise what a terrible life, well existence I had and that I was hugely sinful and living in denial of the fact.

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By: apYrs

apYrs — Wed, 14 May 2008 07:33:00 +0000

My own fault, you can't engage with the religious because they feel fundamentally that if they can't impose their moral and religious beliefs on everybody they are being persecuted.Stewart, I don't hate you. I fear you. Because you hold the opinion that you are right because god told you so. Thus youy can take th "holy" decision to save me from myself in whatever way you think will work, up to and including torture and death. This has happenedin Christendom, and still happens in Islam.It also happens in parts of the US, where fundies take actions, and often juries of other fundies acquit them

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By: elizabeth

elizabeth — Tue, 13 May 2008 21:19:00 +0000

no stewert I think Religious types are Mentaly ill.Your is a worldview born of Mystical Visions had under the infulance of shed loads of halusanegenic drugs under the physical stresses of deasert heats. All well and good as far as it goes but hardly a good foundation for a World View is it?

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By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Tue, 13 May 2008 21:00:00 +0000

apYrs, you too are proving what I have written is true.You have been conditioned to utterly hate me. Are you happy about being manipulated? I don't hate you, you know. Just because I fundamentally disapprove of your lifestyle does not mean I should be subjected to hatred and attempted silencing through legal processes.Or do you think it does?

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By: apYrs

apYrs — Tue, 13 May 2008 09:48:00 +0000

Can we now expect an element of the raising of any child to be indoctrination of that child with the "devout" Xian belief?It's also the case that Mrs Johns is a teacher: woe betide any gay pupil coming to her for help!! They'd get a sermon on the evils of the "Gay"And no, Stewart Cowen, Xianity isn't a persecuted minority: you have people with unique access to power, youi have laws that still enshrine your right to be a homophobic bigot, and you have powerful people who try to tell MPs how to vote, using religious threats etc.LGBT people want to be treated with respect, and benefit equally from the services etc that they pay for through taxes etc., often disproportionately. We put a hell of a lot more into the economy than we take out.

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By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Mon, 12 May 2008 21:45:00 +0000

Unfortunately, Elizabeth Veldon, you have proven my diagnosis to be correct.There is no equality, there is a hierarchy of ideologies, same as there always has been, only it has been engineered that certain groups have an advantage over other groups.How is that equality?There is no equality; no fairness; no justice – only 'do as we say to complete our agenda'.You have clearly been conditioned to mock anyone religious, hence your weak reference to burning witches.Your worldview is that religious people are inferior and unequal.This means that these created groups based on race, sex, sexuality, etc. help the government to govern on a divide and rule basis.Maybe we are all equal after all – in the government's eyes at least: equal to animals fit only to be herded into their predetermined pens and then encouraged to show animosity towards each other.

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By: elizabeth veldon

elizabeth veldon — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:52:00 +0000

perhaps we're seeing the end of equality and a Seculer State.Who's for burning some witchs? I'l lge the kindeling…

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By: Stewart Cowan

Stewart Cowan — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:10:00 +0000

Perhaps we are seeing the beginning of the end of the grand politically correct, social engineering experiment designed to degenerate society and pit one citizen against another while the villains in power have an easy ride in destroying the country.

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