"Satan" Wins In Mississippi: Are you afraid?
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No, it's not a Dana Carvey/Church Lady parody, although it might as well be. RightwingWatch provides a roundup of anti-choice finger-pointing when it comes to the defeat of the constitutional amendment that would have granted legal rights to fertilized eggs.
Among the culprits are the media, Planned Parenthood, and, of course, Satan:
The kingdom of Satan is united, which is why, for this season, it’s successful. Eventually the church will be united. At the end of the age we will be a powerful, praying church that stands for the only definition of justice that exists: the Jesus one. But right now we’re not there. I don’t want to be cynical. I know many wonderful praying people of all denominations who stand for LIFE and the word of God. We are advancing, but tonight, once again, we have let the kingdom of darkness advance ahead of us.
Man, that is one powerful and popular little devil.
Mississippi Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant, who was elected as governor yesterday,
also co-chaired “Yes on 26,” the campaign to pass a “Personhood”
amendment in the state, and said on Election Day that the fight over
Initiative 26 was “a battle of good and evil of Biblical proportions”
and warned that “Satan wins” if the initiative fails. Bryan Fischer of
the American Family Association, which heavily funded the “Yes on 26”
effort, warned that the country would face God’s judgment if Initiative
26 lost and urged voters to “choose life lest the flickering flame of
our liberty be extinguished forever.”
See all our coverage of the Mississippi Egg-As-Person Defeat here, our coverage of Mississippi Initiative (Prop) 26 here, and our coverage of egg-as-person initiativeshere.
Read More: http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/article/2011/11/09/s...
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santanasmooth 2011/11/11 10:07:10
What's up with that!?
"..European extermination of Natives started with Christopher Columbus' arrival in San Salvador in 1492. Native population dropped dramatically over the next few decades. Some were directly murdered by Europeans. Others died indirectly as a result of contact with introduced diseases for which they had no resistance -- mainly smallpox, influenza, and measles.
Later European Christian invaders systematically murdered additional Aboriginal people, from the Canadian Arctic to South America. They used warfare, death marches, forced relocation to barren lands, destruction of their main food supply -- the Buffalo -- and poisoning. Some Europeans actually shot at Indians for target practice...".
The genocide against American Natives was one of the most massive, and longest lasting genocidal campaigns in human history. It started, like all genocides, with the oppressor treating the victims as sub-humans. It continued until almost all Natives were wiped of the face of the earth, along with much of their language, culture and religion..".
http://www.religioustolerance...
I think it is about time we outlawed all religiously backed organizations or at the least shut them down based upon the fraudlent activities of those organizations. Since almost all their Dogma, Doctrines and Beliefs are not based upon their holy text, the Bible, Quran, or what ever, but based upon human derived fraudlent claims and ancient pagan ritual.
I think the RICO act would cover most of the fraud complaint and be enforceable against almost all such organizations. Especially all those organizations that have the Trinity as a basis for their core beliefs since there is absolutely no basis in the Bible for proofs of a triune deity.