[GCFL-discuss] Roy Moore's true colors?

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Welcome back Quama!

Yes, but we've known for years false teachers are coming. Sadly we'll have to do our best to "ive out loud" so others can see and know we're not them.

Lance
All the people, lemme hear you give a holler:
IN GOD WE TRUST! IN GOD WE TRUST!
We stamp it on our penny, nickel, dime, quarter, dollar.
IN GOD WE TRUST! IN GOD WE TRUST!
-- "Indivisible" by Pillar

-- gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net wrote:
Lance,

I hate to disagree with you. However, I agree with what you said. "... 
something's got to be VERY wrong with this. Christians would not be for 
Segregation. I know zero Christians around the world that would support 
Segregation."

I agree with the principle here, but I do note that non-Christian people 
can, and will, hide under a banner of appearing Christian for credibility. I 
agree that the Bible is against segregation, and thus should be people who 
follow the teachings of the Bible. But the Bible can be manipulated and used 
out of context for other purposes, too.

Personally, if I may go as far as to say this, the Devil is trying to get 
people who believe they're christians to teach and preach wrong ideas about 
the Bible. This is Satan's subtle way of keeping people from knowing Christ. 
(2 Peter 2:1 talks of these so called false teachers).

Now, I'm not saying anything for or against the Christian Coalation of 
Alabama, as I don't know anything about the group. All I'm saying is this: 
recently, I've been made VERY aware of the subtleness of the Devil and the 
ways he works. I live in a post-Christian nation - according to the UN, we 
once had professed Christ as our nation's Sovereign Lord and Saviour, but no 
more. At least you guys still have "In God We Trust" on the penny (as far as 
I know....).

Sorry I haven't posted in a while ... actually a long while...
Quama

----Original Message Follows----
From: gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net
To: sea_jays at hotmail.com
CC: "Discussion of the Good, Clean Funnies List" <gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net>
Subject: Re: [GCFL-discuss] Roy Moore's true colors?
Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 22:12:16 -0800

Siarlys, something's got to be VERY wrong with this. Christians would not
be for Segregation. I know zero Christians around the world that support
Segregation. Every Christian I know hates it with a passion. Have you
checked this against Snopes? I just did and it doesn't look like they've
adressed this yet... I'm not finding anything. But I could never imagine
true Christians supporting segregation (these days).

Lance
John 8:32 "You will know the Truth and the Truth will set you free."

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 20:20:51 -0600 gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net writes:
 > I just received the news report below. I do not have confirmation
 > from
 > any other sources yet. Can anyone add useful information on what is,
 > or
 > is not, going on? I have always suspected that there were people
 > with a
 > KKK agenda masquerading under the "Christian conservative" banner
 > --
 > because it is the only respectable position they can swallow. I
 > expect
 > there will be many Bible-believing Christians who will offer a
 > different
 > position, but if Roy Moore and the Christian Coalition were indeed
 > taking
 > the active position described here, it speaks volumes about both.
 >
 > Siarlys
 >
 >
 > Alabama Votes for Segregation.  As a child I was appalled by
 > pictures
 > from
 > the Deep South that showed segregated schools, water fountains and
 > other
 > public facilities.  It shocked me into a life of political awareness
 > and
 > activism.  I thought that those days were behind us, but it appears
 > that
 > Alabama's voters seem to long for those good old days of keeping
 > blacks
 > and
 > whites separate and unequal.  On Tuesday, Alabama's voters voted
 > down
 > Amendment 2 by 2,500 votes. Amendment 2 was supposed to clean up
 > the
 > state
 > constitution by eliminating segregationist provisions that
 > authorized
 > separate-but-equal segregated schools, authorized unconstitutional
 > poll
 > taxes to bar blacks from voting, and giving the state the power to
 > deny
 > funding to any integrated schools.  Here's the language that was on
 > the
 > ballot:
 > "Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to
 > repeal
 > portions of Section 256 and Amendment 111 relating to separation of
 > schools
 > by race and repeal portions of Amendment 111 concerning
 > constitutional
 > construction against the right to education, and to repeal Section
 > 259,
 > Amendment 90, and Amendment 109 relating to the poll tax. (Read
 > proposed
 > by
 > Act 2003-203)"
 >
 > The main opponent of removing the segregationist language was
 > former
 > Alabama
 > Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore and the Christian Coalition of
 > Alabama.  Moore is known as the Ten Commandments Judge for
 > illegally
 > placing
 > the Ten Commandments in his chambers and in the Supreme Court
 > building.
 > He
 > is gearing up to run for governor as the Constitution Party
 > candidate in
 > 2006.  The Christian Coalition distributed anti-Amendment 2 flyers
 > in
 > churches across the state.
 >
 >
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