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Where Religion Meets Politics
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I heard this reported on BBC Radio 4 today.
//Persecuted Christians in Lahore, Pakistan have been praying for election success in next month’s polls – for Nigel Farage and Ukip. Despite a British media narrative portraying Ukip as a party of bigots and racists, the congregation of Royal Disciple Church wants to see Ukip do well as it is the only party “standing up for Christians and the Commonwealth.” …. Pakistan’s Christians are amongst the most persecuted in the world,//
I find this so sad – not that they are praying for a Ukip victory - but that persecution is the reason for their prayers. Religion creates a very sad world.
http:// www.bre itbart. com/lon don/201 5/04/14 /pakist ani-chr istians -prayin g-for-u kip-ele ction-v ictory/
//Persecuted Christians in Lahore, Pakistan have been praying for election success in next month’s polls – for Nigel Farage and Ukip. Despite a British media narrative portraying Ukip as a party of bigots and racists, the congregation of Royal Disciple Church wants to see Ukip do well as it is the only party “standing up for Christians and the Commonwealth.” …. Pakistan’s Christians are amongst the most persecuted in the world,//
I find this so sad – not that they are praying for a Ukip victory - but that persecution is the reason for their prayers. Religion creates a very sad world.
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Watched it, natch. I'm quite surprised the BBC made/showed this. I usually criticize them for their pro-islam bias, so must give credit where it's due.
I did have one or two niggles with the content. But one (lol, there's posh I am) would be unlikely to agree with every word in an hour long documentary.
Hope some of our pro-islam contributors watched and, more importantly, absorbed some the content.
I did have one or two niggles with the content. But one (lol, there's posh I am) would be unlikely to agree with every word in an hour long documentary.
Hope some of our pro-islam contributors watched and, more importantly, absorbed some the content.
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Islam is a poison. It infects all those who believe with an acceptance that death is the ultimate goal. Be that killing or being killed - death is the panacea. Islam is a death cult; it venerates and celebrates death but labels it 'jihad' meaning "struggle" or "resistance" to mislead both the faithful and the gullible apologists.
It has been said by Islamists that, "We love death more than you [the non-muslims] love life.". They're right; they love and worship death.
It has been said by Islamists that, "We love death more than you [the non-muslims] love life.". They're right; they love and worship death.
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