Rajhu discovered that his sister had defied the family and married the Christian. For six days he paced. His rage grew. How could she? He watched her laughing on the phone, ignoring their mother’s pleas to leave the man. On the seventh day, he retrieved the pistol from where he had hidden it and walked up to his sister. With one bullet to the head, he killed her. For generations now in Pakistan, they’ve called it “honor” killing, carried out in the name of a family’s reputation.” –Source
Again? I just posted an article on Monday of this week of a father killing his daughter in a s called honor killing. This is happening so often now that I just have to ask why does Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Dwight Nelson declare on 3ABN Television that Allah is the same God as the Christian God and the Koran, which we now know was written by the Vatican is as holy as the Christian Bible? And why did 3ABN contact me asking me to remove the video I made about this instead of doing the right thing by rebuking Pastor Nelson of the Pioneer Memorial SDA church literally located in Andrews University in Berrien Springs Michigan who preached this demonic sermon in a General Conference church? And why hasn’t the General Conference of the Seventh Day Adventist church ever publicly rebuked Nelson for declaring the Christian God of love is now to be considered the same Muslim god of hate that demands its followers to kill Christians to the tune of one dead every 2 minutes, nor did they ever demand 3ABN television post a video wherein they retract all that Nelson said? Worse yet, after doing a little digging I found that another SDA pastor proclaimed Allah to be the Christian God a year earlier. I did a video on this man (John Carter) as well. Continue reading
On Wednesday the Bishop Of Rome addressed 11,000 ticketed guests on the South Lawn of the White House, during which he pontificated on the dire importance of exhibiting religious tolerance. During his hour-long speech, a smiling Pope Francis was quoted telling the White House guests that the Koran, and the spiritual teachings contained therein, are just as valid as the Holy Bible, and should therefore be respected as such.