She who is not worried about being judged also has a 4 year old daughter ...
She who is not worried about being judged also has a 4 year old daughter ...
Political Correctness is going to be the downfall of this nation.
Just another sacrifice to baal...
Right. I can imagine a lot of big tough NYC firefighters making appointments with her for counseling about their spiritual concerns. /s
If she was a black, musllim, illegal alien they would have almost all the bases covered.
(Shouldn't that be "Deformed"?)
She might be a very wonderful person in many ways --- I'm going to assume she is --- but sexually she is, for some reason, seriously disoriented. That means ---- I think--- she should be lovingly welcomed as a counselee, not a counselor.
Let's pray for her as we pray for each other.
Do these people even READ the Bible?
feh...She's a walking, sodomizing stereotype.
Fervent prayers for her poor child/pet/accessory.
How did s/he acquire a child?
Great. No doubt she's almost as qualified to serve God as a normal chaplain would be.
Just ask her to carry a ladder on the way to the ceremony. (Remember Brenda Berkman?)
“For whatever reason, the Rev. Ann Kansfield does not fit the stereotype of a minister.”
Gee, I wonder why that is.
In this, the land of freedom of religion, pretty much ANYONE can put on a priests collar and label themselves a priest (or a minister, etc) and its completely legal.
Wow, talk about not understanding (or, more likely, WANTING to understand) Christianity...that phrase really hits the mark.
Notice the by-line, Tatania Schlossberg. Caroline Kennedy has a daughter by that name. Can there be two Tatania Schlossbergs writing for a New York newspaper? I suspect not.
That we are not already further down the rat hole of total tyranny convinces me that, just as when Mr. Franklin reminded the others in Philadelphia that “...God governs in the affairs of men...”, despite our having turned our backs on Him, God is STILL governing in our affairs, hoping against hope that we will finally “get it.”
We still haven’t gotten it as too many of us silently watch the nation wiser men have called “A shining city on a hill” and “The last best hope for mankind” continue to disrespect and disregard Him and His laws and descend into a place from which few nations in history have ever escaped. It’s a well settled tenet of jurisprudence that silence is assent and that those who sleep on their rights forfeit them!
Ronald Reagan spoke eloquently of the problem thus:
“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our childrens’ children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.”
If a nation’s citizens — especially the young — can be indoctrinated to the point where they reject or loathe the symbols, customs, mores, faith and traditions that made their nation – warts and all – great, that nation will be ‘fundamentally transformed’ into something to which they would long to return but, because they are now slaves, cannot.
Will ours be the generation about which President Reagan spoke? If so, may I suggest cremation? That would preclude any children who survive the ongoing government school socialist indoctrination from digging us up to spit in our faces!
I’m guessing this chaplain hasn’t bothered to read the Bible.
“We shouldn’t have to hide ourselves or worry about being judged,”
Pretty stupid statement for a minister to make. I think she has every reason to worry about being judged. which indicates she has no qualifications to be a minister if she does not understand that...
That’s Pat!
From wiki:
Greenpoint Reformed Church is a Reformed Church in America church at 136 Milton Street in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. As of March 2012, it had a congregation of 80 people.
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The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Green-Point was organized with eight members, by a committee from the North Classis of Long Island, on the first Sunday of May, 1848.
A congregation from 8 to 80 in 160 years.