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Isn't It Good To See This Insidious Assault On Christianity Stopped In Its Tracks By The Good Burghers...
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...of Newtownabbey?
There's no place for the mocking of God in the suburbs of Belfast.
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There's no place for the mocking of God in the suburbs of Belfast.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If they held it dear enough you'd have thought that they'd be able to see this as satire rather than a serious attack. People who can't even cope when someone pokes fun at their beliefs ought to rethink their position, frankly, and lighten up.
Besides which, an "attack" that focuses on the "key questions" of Christianity such as "did Moses really look like Charlton Heston?" is hardly the most serious and powerful line of attack Christians will face...
Besides which, an "attack" that focuses on the "key questions" of Christianity such as "did Moses really look like Charlton Heston?" is hardly the most serious and powerful line of attack Christians will face...
This story is an example of Protestant intolerance. It's not all one sided, Catholics can be just as bad. Years ago, when it wasn't always safe to venture far from home, the local pub would show a film in the function room. The announcement that a forthcoming attraction would be The Life of Brian brought condemnation for the local parish priest and a picket of the pub by concerned mothers. e didn't get to see the film until it was shown on TV.
I would argue that not only is this event clearly not an 'insidious assault on Christianity' - it is in no way intended to be seen as such.
I am sure that if God existed, he would have a sense of humour (he did 'create' politicians after all!) and he would not see an element of humour about his 'work' being anything other than it is - a simple entertainment.
The event is not compulsory, adults can decide if they wish to attend - a courtesy that is equally extended to those who may or may not wish to attend religious services at this building.
I am sure that if God existed, he would have a sense of humour (he did 'create' politicians after all!) and he would not see an element of humour about his 'work' being anything other than it is - a simple entertainment.
The event is not compulsory, adults can decide if they wish to attend - a courtesy that is equally extended to those who may or may not wish to attend religious services at this building.
For those who would liked to have seen it but were denied the opportunity, an abridged version of the abridged version.
http:// www.red ucedsha kespear e.com/p roducti ons/the -bible- the-com plete-w ord-of- god-abr idged/
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