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Rudy Carrera's avatar

These people will be destroyed at the return of Christ. Such perverse, disgusting evil...

Patrick Evans's avatar

She’s sinful

Robert C Culwell's avatar

Lord, have mercy.

Up is down.....

....decay in the UK.

The CoE has become a clown show, and satan laughs.

Tony Johnston's avatar

Frustrating, but expected & still utterly pathetic from indoctrinated, brainwashed false "prophets," who abound trying to subvert the Church & Western civilization. Can't chalk this up to ignorance, either, as their malevolence & prejudice is on full display.

Travis Wade Zinn's avatar

Troublingly predictable

Jan Hollerbach's avatar

Another example of doormat Christianity.

Stéphanie Kay's avatar

Western Spirit, thank you for writing about this. If I may be so bold, here is the link to what I published on Friday on the subject (https://mariemarthekay.substack.com/p/the-hubert-walter-award-oopsy-r=2buyt&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true). Possibly got the negotiation details wrong? Complete newbie here, any advice welcome on how to get articles seen.

The Western Spirit's avatar

Hey Stephanie! Check your DMs

Stéphanie Kay's avatar

Err where are those? (you see what I mean about being clueless)

The Western Spirit's avatar

Ha! Tap the speech-bubble icon at the bottom of the screen. That opens your chats and private messages. On the website, look for Chat in the navigation/sidebar.

Zohaib Rafiq's avatar

This is where Western moral credibility starts collapsing under its own contradictions.

If Osama bin Laden is being “honored” or portrayed sympathetically by a religious leader, then the real question is not whether the headline is shockingi t is what happened to moral consistency?

You cannot spend decades lecturing the Muslim world about terrorism, extremism and civilized values, and then suddenly blur the moral line when the same history is being repackaged through your own ideological or political lens.

From Pakistan, we have seen the consequences of terrorism far beyond newspaper headlines. Ordinary people paid the price in blood, fear, funerals and broken families.

So spare us the selective morality.

If terrorism is wrong, it is wrong regardless of who commits it, who explains it, who romanticizes it, or which religious institution gives it a respectable vocabulary.

History deserves examination.

Terrorism does not deserve glorification.