19 Sunday Jan 2014
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In pure old testament biblical proportions, the bad weather is a punishment for allowing gay marriage, as it opposes the bible, according to UKIP Councillor.
If this were true then we would have been flooded out years ago for all the evil that the Tories do those less fortunate.
Does society really have to put up with delusional bollocks like this anymore, if I said I was Jesus Christ, they would lock me as insane, but that has just as much truth.
06 Wednesday Feb 2013
Posted in Politics, Social History
Whoever the 175 were…….shame on you and hope your children point at you and say bigot.
Society has changed and it would an absolute joke if this bill wasn’t passed. There was a wonderful article by Irvine Welsh in the indepenedent on Sunday remarking how Danny Boyle reminded this country how it used to be, but it was pure nostalgia.
The past will never be nor should it be recreated but change is needed to reflect the ever changing society and culture.
Where is Gerald Winstanley when you need him!
05 Tuesday Feb 2013
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At 7pm the Commons (quite ironic as there ar no longer any commoners in there) vote to decide the future of thousands of gay relationships. The country waits with baited breath, and when it’s passed…………nothing.
It won’t affect me or my life, nor the majority of people in this country, HOWEVER it will affect those individuals who do not have the same rights as me despite experiencing the same emotions I do. It’s ludicrous that there is a vote to all gay people rights, of course they have fucking rights, they have always had rights they just have never been recognised by certain sections of society.
The truth is if society got rid of those people who feel the need to judge people who are different to them (race, gender, sexuality, age), society would actually be a better place. I propose that after the vote tonight another vote is put forward to expel all those people who voted against the bill.
A change is needed to prevent abhorrent views governing OUR society.
11 Sunday Mar 2012
Posted in Religion, Social History
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Catholicism, church of spiritual humanism, gay marriage, human-rights, religion, same sex relationship
2, 500 catholic churches around the country will read a letter out today which condemns the proposal of Cameron to legalise same sex marriages. Civil partnerships are all ready allowed but for some unknown reason marriage in a church is prohibited; I’m not quite sure why anyone would want to get married in a church, especially gay people who suffer abuse at the hands of many so called Christians. However equality is important and a same sex relationship is no different to a hetrosexual relationship. In fact it could be suggested that if everything was equal and gay marriage allowed then the divorce stats would go down!
So catholics hierarchy believe that gay marriage is a sham and their relationship is somewhat unholy, unlike fiddling with alter boys and helping Nazi’s escape from justice. Religion was at its most influential years ago, when ignorance and superstition ruled the land, but in this modern age of technology and scientific discovery the church is struggling to find its place. For a church to continue to push such discrimination will only push it further to the sidelines; the hell and damnation I fear is th eignoration and hate preached by the so called enlightened few.
Rev Jason E Cooper
is an ordained member of the clergy of
The Church of Spiritual Humanism
Date of Ordination: 05/06/2011
Ordained by R. A. Zorger, President
Jason E Cooper 