MTV VMA Host Draws Rebuke for Crude Jokes, Purity Ring Remarks

kscott »

Tue Sep 09, 2008 3:17 pm Agree: 1   Disagree: 0

O for the days of "Video Killed the Radio Star". There was still hope for MTV back then. Now it is nothing more than a sea of pagan revelry that lashes out at everything that doesn't sink to their level of disgusting slime, the sort of which is not so easily washed off. Anathema to MTV.

Michigan Court Rules in Favor of Marriage

kscott »

Sun May 11, 2008 7:50 pm Agree: 4   Disagree: 3

Opposing sin is not discrimination. It is a call for active homosexuals to repent of their grievous sin that is an offense in the eyes of God. Sorry if you don't like it. Too bad. The Bible is absolutely clear.

China's Tibet Crackdown Sparks Global Criticism

kscott »

Sun Mar 23, 2008 2:17 pm Agree: 4   Disagree: 1

Boycott the Olympics. That will hit them where it hurts--prestige and money. What more is there tocsay about such a vicious and lying nation.

Democrats Take on Gay Issues in TV Forum

kscott »

Fri Aug 10, 2007 5:45 pm Agree: 2   Disagree: 1

Amen!

Christian Zionist Leader Denounces Evangelicals' Pro-Palestinian Letter

kscott »

Tue Aug 07, 2007 5:14 pm Agree: 1   Disagree: 0

We might do well to remember that one of the ancient church fathers, Origen, said, "Zion represents Heaven." Seems to me it is not about who gets the land--it is about who attains Heaven--and it is only those who have Christ as their Savior. And those who have Christ as their Savior are commanded by Christ to feed the hungry, give shelter to the homeless, clothe the naked, visit the sick and imprisoned, etc. For if they do, they do it to Christ and if they fail to do it they fail to do it to Christ and if they fail to do it to Christ they fail to keep the law of love and Hell is their lot. The Palestinians are among the hungry, the naked, the sick and (sometimes unjustly) imprisoned, those in need of shelter and a land. Christians cannot turn their back on the Palestinians nor should they blindly support all Isreali policies. Rather, work for a just settlement for all parties involved.

The Gay Agenda Triumphant

kscott »

Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:57 am Agree: 5   Disagree: 2

Apparently the previous 2 commenters are bent on using their ignorance and distorted views of both the Sacred scriptures and history to promote a form of immorality and sin which is not only a sin against God but against humanity itself. Every argument which tries to justify homosexuality from the Bible must so distort and twist the Bible and go through such excessive convolutions that it is hard to believe that it could possibly be taken seriously by anyone who has a half a mind to try and grasp what the Word of God (the absolute Truth) says.

It can (and has been) equally acknowledged that the behavior of Christians during the crusades was incompatible with the teachings of Jesus. That has been sufficiently apologized for. What I am (still) waiting for is an apology by the homosexual community for their constant mischaractierization andemonization of Christians as well as their attempts to silence us by any means necessary (a frightening thought--will we soon have gay jihadists) because Christians are a goad to their conscience and a reminder that the sexual activities in which they engage are sinful and unnatural. We as Christians will conitue to love the sinner (whether they be adulterers, homosexuals, thieves, or those who stir up strife or any other sinner) but we will never accept the sin as being morally accpetable. And as for Chuck Colson, he long ago admitted the sinfulness of what he did and repented for it and has turned his life around--which is more than can be said for the homosexual community at large.

My prayer is that all homosexuals will recognize their sin and refrain from engaging in it. Christ loves them but also calls for their repentance. As he said to the adulteress woman after assuring her that she was forgiven, "Go and sin no more."

Archbishop Says 'Sin' of Division Greater than Heresy

kscott »

Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:08 pm Agree: 1   Disagree: 0

Well, given his concern about schism, it would seem to me that he would want to do everything he can to become reunited with the Roman Catholic Church and submit to the authority of the Pope. After all the reformation and the anglican spin-off from that were the greatest schism known in the history of the church and shouild have never happened. They hav resulted in nothing but furhter shcsim with literally 10's of 1,000's of denominations. Thanks Martin. Thanks Henry. Seems to me it's time for the Anglicans to go home to Rome and end their schism.