reformanda wrote:
Who will be the friend of Bob III now? His foolish endorsement of Mormon Mitt looks even more foolish today...

Sam Flanagan wrote:
This story was first floated a few days ago. To the best of my knowledge there has been no public statement condemning the "proposed" visit by the Antichrist to N.Ireland eminating from the DUP Lundy party or one single minister of the FPC of Ulster.
"The people that do know their God shall be strong and do exploits."
Conversely; "The people that DO NOT KNOW their God shall be spineless and do NOTHING."

terry evans wrote:
Sorry I annoy you, tell me how and I'll change. you know me and worldly stuff, I know enough just to get by.
But it was worth it, did you see the double boogie, conviction and pride in one sentence, oh maybe two.
What matters more, the message, or how its presented?

Wayne M. wrote:
This is a sad report. Better that they endorsed nobody than to endorse a Mormon candidate. Even though they were not intending it to give some credence to Mormonism, it has the appearance of doing so.

So, instead of them thinking "better not say anything to save our reputation" but let this country continue its slide down the proverbial toilet, they took the position that it WAS important enough for them to make this (yes) awkward and controversial position public. Because they would rather do SOMETHING than NOTHING.

Now on to "Pete from USA"..

Pete wrote:
Bob Jones University announced this year that they would no longer refer to the Pope as the antichrist.
Stephen Jones in the chapel recently stated (here on sermonaudio) that he has "many homosexual friends."

Pete wrote:
Ian Paisley sends his lawyers down to the High Court in Ulster to enfore Sodomite Laws against his own church, congratulates this week the new RC "Cardinal," and gives 400,000 pounds to gay rights groups from his budget this year.