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This young Christian woman gets positively orgasmic with glee over God's punishment of Japan for having so many doomed atheists.
RELATED: Christian missionaries are seizing upon the opportunity offered by the earthquake to convert Japan's heathens.
"Pray for the church in Japan -- the little, tiny church in Japan -- that we know how to witness in this difficult time and can use our resources," he requests. "Lots of churches in America [want to help]. Our mission wants to send teams -- and of course I said, come. It can only help to give people a vision for this rich, but poor, country that needs the love of Christ so much. And people coming to help shows that as well."
Labels: atheism, Christian Love, Christianists, cults, earthquakes, Japan, natural disasters, religion
And we're all afraid of that wig.
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From an outfit of nutters than believe psychiatry is the "worst invention in human history," this ad sure makes them seem not-so-crazy. Very, very slick.
Labels: advertising, crazy people, cults, Scientology
I spent a long time last night reading a lengthy expose of the Church Of Scientology in the latest issue of The New Yorker. There's far too much there to effectively excerpt here (including a bit about the cult's stance on gay rights), but do check it out when you get the time. Below Matt Lauer talks to the story's author, Lawrence Wright, who alleges that the FBI is underway with the secret investigation.
Labels: cults, FBI, New Yorker Magazine, Scientology
Watch and listen in disbelief as hundreds literally scream, wail, and sob for the salvation of America from the evil forces of humanism. This is flat-out child abuse. Jim Jones lives, people. From the entertaining Religion Gone Crazy.
Labels: child abuse, crazy people, cults, religion
