[knighthawk]

Ping

[Walkingfeather]

Life the spiritual covering of an area and you get devastation, defilement happens. Happens in countries,states, cities and families. You actually bring a spiritual curse on your family line.

[Islander7]

....but Muslims can still foster kids?

[Thane_Banquo]

Christianity isn’t dying, it’s being eradicated

Yeah, lots of folks have tried that. Never worked out well for them. Seems the Lord doesn't like people messing with His bride.

[mmercier]

One who accepts the dictates of mumby beanby or whatever he is deserves eradication.

[ml/nj]

It’s official: Britain is no longer a Christian nation.

It's really astonishing. I'm reading a book about the history of the King James Bible, In the Beginning. So far it's really a religious history of England. Church and State were one. Maybe that's why our Framers didn't want an official religion here, but still Church and State were one in the mother country.

ML/NJ

[MeganC]

The Telegraph already killed the page...probably at the behest of the the Home Office.

[tuckrdout]

Well, it has been tried before. But, as we will all see soon, Christ wins and everyone will confess the truth.

[Pyro7480]

His legacy:

[Liberty1970]

An article or blog on this last night indicated that the reasoning given by the judge would, applied evenly, mean that ALL Bible-believing Christian parents in England are now subject to having their children stripped from them because of their beliefs. This goes a lot further than simply foster parents being barred from caring for a child.

[jda]

We’ve outgrown Christianity, the judges professed. Instead, we have graduated to the status of a multicultural nation, blessed by a plurality of faiths.

1) Apparently Christianity isn't one of the acceptable "plurality of faiths".

2) Isn't this where the community-organizer-in-chief and other liberlistas want to take America?

[DManA]

Christianity is doing well in big parts of Asia.

[SoCal SoCon]

This is just part of the religion-is-child-abuse lie the left spouts from time to time. Even before I discovered the joys of conservatism, when I thought that liberalism was the shining light that would guide our nation to greatness, I saw through that one.

[Antoninus]

Good luck with that. Better men than these tools have tried and failed.

At some point, the Holy Spirit will set aflame the hearts of those Christians who still hold fast to the Faith. When that happens, look out!

Watch for it. It will happen.

[Zionist Conspirator]

I don't understand this. Being chr*stian shouldn't disqualify one from being a foster parent in a "secular, multicultural" state, any more than being a moslem.

If chr*stians can't provide foster care but moslems can, perhaps it isn't a secular, multicultural state they have created over there, but an islamic "theocracy."

[dixiechick2000]

They are denying God.

They are doomed.

[Vanders9]

Britain hasn't been a Christian nation (whatever that is) for centuries. It is a secular state and has been for some time.

The Judges are fools if they think we have "outgrown Christianity". Outgrown Christendom perhaps. Do they think the multicultural paradise we now live in is so, so much better? Objectively, I beg to differ.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Although the ruling was a blow to this couple, I hope that in the long run it will work as a wake-up call to the British and Americans.

We can't depend on the judicial system to defend our rights. Ultimately they are put in office by politicians, and are chosen not just for their credentials but also their particular legal biases.

It may be necessary to make significant additions to our Constitution in order to spell out very clearly what we know the founding fathers wanted.

The travesty of good Christian/Jewish couples being the only ones ineligible to adopt should be enough to generate real long-lasting action. If not, then its time to head for the hills.