EUROPEAN VERSION OF FUNDAMENTALISM
EUROPEAN VERSION OF FUNDAMENTALISM
published by the Accrington Observer , England
28 March 2006
CHURCH leaders have blasted a leaflet being circulated around Accrington, which tells people they will "go to hell and suffer billions of years of sheer agony."
The leaflet reads: "It doesn’t matter what you think or believe. It doesn’t matter what your family, friends or colleagues think or believe.
"What does matter is what God says and what God will do to you if you are not careful. In God’s eyes the 10 Commandments are still in operation and will continue to be in operation until Judgement Day.
On Judgement Day God will look at the 10 Commandments and look at you and see you failed and he will send you to hell forever."
The leaflet warns that those sent to hell will "moan and groan and ache and cry" and adds: "It will be a million times worse than your worst nightmare."
Stay away from wards’ plea
By Citizen reporter
People suffering sickness and diarrhoea are being urged not to visit Blackpool Victoria Hospital after a highly contagious virus struck over 50 patients.
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published by the Accrington Observer , England
28 March 2006
CHURCH leaders have blasted a leaflet being circulated around Accrington, which tells people they will "go to hell and suffer billions of years of sheer agony."
The leaflet reads: "It doesn’t matter what you think or believe. It doesn’t matter what your family, friends or colleagues think or believe.
"What does matter is what God says and what God will do to you if you are not careful. In God’s eyes the 10 Commandments are still in operation and will continue to be in operation until Judgement Day.
On Judgement Day God will look at the 10 Commandments and look at you and see you failed and he will send you to hell forever."
The leaflet warns that those sent to hell will "moan and groan and ache and cry" and adds: "It will be a million times worse than your worst nightmare."
Stay away from wards’ plea
By Citizen reporter
People suffering sickness and diarrhoea are being urged not to visit Blackpool Victoria Hospital after a highly contagious virus struck over 50 patients.
THIS DESERVES NO COMMENT
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