Jon wrote:
Christians in the UK are already being persecuted in the name of tolerance. Who would ever have believed it could come to this? It's very clever.
Here is an example of 'tolerance' in action:
http://www.christian.org.uk/news/pastor ... s-lawyers/So-called 'tolerance' and 'hate speech' are intended to close down the voice of the true church and the propagation of the only saving gospel (good news). We are now entering a very dark age indeed; where official teaching and politics are diametrically opposed to true Christianity and the teaching of the Holy Bible. Official opposition to Christians, the gospel, and true Biblical teaching is an officially backed antichristian policy – which is preparing the way for the emergence of the Antichrist.
This is a time when evil is called good, and good evil; where truth is considered to be lies, and lies truth. This inversion of truth and morality affects everything from the global warming myth to the political destruction of childhood innocence in the schools; from globalisation to the wilful destruction of national economies; from constant illegal wars to the rise of barbarism; from politically controlled news sources to the undermining of honest non-consensus science; from the abolition of corporal punishment for the guilty to the wilful killing of the old, infirm, and unborn; from regular scare stories designed to increase the fear level to the planned destruction of the traditional family unit; from widespread paedophilia to official approval of Satanism in HM Forces; from constant lies about 'sustainability to wide open national borders designed to destroy our national culture. Nothing is considered sacred, out-of-bounds, or immune to the dark forces driving this agenda of inversion. Which is why I posed this question in my previous post on this thread:
The big question is: Where is all that we are seeing going on in this world leading to? Can we realistically see any hope of improvement in the way this world is governed?
The answer is out there, and still readily available – for a while at least. And the answer is not found in the LibLabCon, or even UKIP.
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