Ugandan president repents of personal, national sins

World Net Daily ^ | 11/24/2012 | Michael Carl

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Ugandan president repents of personal, national sins 'We confess idolatry, witchcraft, political hypocrisy, dishonesty, intrigue'

"The Ugandan newssite New Vision reports President Yoweri Museveni celebrated Uganda’s 50th anniversary of independence from Britain at the National Jubilee Prayers event by publicly repenting of his personal sin and the sins of the nation.

“I stand here today to close the evil past, and especially in the last 50 years of our national leadership history and at the threshold of a new dispensation in the life of this nation. I stand here on my own behalf and on behalf of my predecessors to repent. We ask for your forgiveness,” Museveni prayed.

“We confess these sins, which have greatly hampered our national cohesion and delayed our political, social and economic transformation. We confess sins of idolatry and witchcraft which are rampant in our land. We confess sins of shedding innocent blood, sins of political hypocrisy, dishonesty, intrigue and betrayal,” Museveni said."

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And for those repulsed by the notion of visiting World Net Daily, here’s more of what he said:

“Forgive us of sins of pride, tribalism and sectarianism; sins of laziness, indifference and irresponsibility; sins of corruption and bribery that have eroded our national resources; sins of sexual immorality, drunkenness and debauchery; sins of unforgiveness, bitterness, hatred and revenge; sins of injustice, oppression and exploitation; sins of rebellion, insubordination, strife and conflict,” Museveni prayed.

Next, the president dedicated Uganda to God.

“We want to dedicate this nation to you so that you will be our God and guide. We want Uganda to be known as a nation that fears God and as a nation whose foundations are firmly rooted in righteousness and justice to fulfill what the Bible says in Psalm 33:12: Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. A people you have chosen as your own,” Museveni prayed.

[Dr. Sivana]

There are many immoral acts. Let God judge them. Our mission is to love sinners, not persecute them.

Actually, the issue is PRO-secution, not PER-secution. The bulk of our laws judge immoral acts CONSTANTLY. Ultimately, all laws, and their enforcement, are about morality.

[Dr. Sivana]

There are many immoral acts. Let God judge them. Our mission is to love sinners, not persecute them.

Actually, the issue is PRO-secution, not PER-secution. The bulk of our laws judge immoral acts CONSTANTLY. Ultimately, all laws, and their enforcement, are about morality.