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Muslim Brotherhood pray @ nat'l cathedral

church mouse guy

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Zaac

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The Episcopal National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., has announced that they are allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to hold prayer services this Friday.

The building will be dedicated to Allah (Satan). This has the approval of the Episcopal denomination.






http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/l...al-to-Host-First-Muslim-Prayer-282303401.html

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2014/11/n...er-co-sponsored-by-hamas-linked-cair-and-isna

Gene Robinson.

Mary Douglas Glasspool.

Nothing more to be said.
 

Doubting Thomas

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The Episcopal National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., has announced that they are allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to hold prayer services this Friday.

The building will be dedicated to Allah (Satan). This has the approval of the Episcopal denomination.






http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/l...al-to-Host-First-Muslim-Prayer-282303401.html

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2014/11/n...er-co-sponsored-by-hamas-linked-cair-and-isna

Nothing the Episcopagans do surprise me anymore.
 

church mouse guy

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To allow the Muslim Brotherhood to use their facilities is insane. They might as well call the National Ichabod Mosque, huh?
 

padredurand

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I wonder what mosque will be inviting a Christian to come and pray in Jesus' name. That would be showing tolerance,too.
 

Zaac

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I wonder what mosque will be inviting a Christian to come and pray in Jesus' name. That would be showing tolerance,too.

But this is what they do. If they sanitize God by calling Him allah, then it serves their purpose of making Christians look intolerant to the rest of the world because of their objection.

The subject of them objecting to Christians praying in the name of Jesus will never come up because they say allah.

The Episcopal church is stupid for allowing this because they know all to well that the Muslims aren't referring to JESUS when they say allah.

It's a type of abomination that causes desolation.

Watch out United States because GOD---JESUS CHRIST---will not be mocked.
 

Salty

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Nothing the Episcopagans do surprise me anymore.

Keep in mind that The Episcopal Church (TEC), also known as the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America (ECUSA), is straying from the Bible, but there are several other Episcopal groups that have taken a stand.

Keep in mind that many local episcopal churches have lost their building in law suits brought by TEC.
Here is just one link
 

carpro

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I wonder what mosque will be inviting a Christian to come and pray in Jesus' name. That would be showing tolerance,too.


We may not like the idea very much, but does it really matter?

We (Christians) know something muslims don't.

It's just a building. It will save no one.
 

Walter

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In 2003, the Episcopal Church (USA) said to the majority of the Anglican Communion: “Goodbye—it’s been nice knowing you.” The bishop whom ECUSA chose to confirm and consecrate, over the uniform objection of all the Anglican primates at the time. The Episcopal Church in not in communion (or in a state of impaired communion) with the vast majority of The Anglican Communion. I lot of my extended family has Episcopalian roots. Most are now part of episcopal (Anglican) synods not connected to The Episcopal Church. Four entire dioceses of The Episcopal Church have withdrawn over the departure of that denomination from fundamental Christian doctrines. Nothing new here, it is happening all over the Protestant world. UCC, United Methodist, Presbyterian Church, USA, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Disciples of Christ, etc. etc., all have lost their theological moorings. All are declining in memberships quickly.
 

church mouse guy

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It seems that when the terrorist-linked organizations tried to hitch up the forces of Satan to Christianity in the Episcopal National Cathedral in Washington, DC, yesterday, a lady objected:

Nevertheless, the carefully scripted ceremony was marred once when one well-dressed, middle-age woman in the audience suddenly rose and began shouting that “America was founded on Christian principles. . . . Leave our church alone!” She was swiftly ushered out by security aides, and the service continued.

I wonder where the Bible-believing men were? Or does the Episcopal National Cathedral have any Bible-believing men? Or was the entire congregation bought off with blood-soaked terrorist money from ISNA?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/2014/11/14/40c49d06-6c41-11e4-a31c-77759fc1eacc_story.html
 
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Walter

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It seems that when the terrorist-linked organizations tried to hitch up the forces of Satan to Christianity in the Episcopal National Cathedral in Washington, DC, yesterday, a lady objected:



I wonder where the Bible-believing men were? Or does the Episcopal National Cathedral have any Bible-believing men? Or was the entire congregation bought off with blood-soaked terrorist money from ISNA?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/2014/11/14/40c49d06-6c41-11e4-a31c-77759fc1eacc_story.html

Bible believing Episcopalians?? Is there such a thing?? The fact is that the Muslim call to prayer, and the ritual prayers repeated Friday by Muslims in a putatively Christian church building, are explicitly anti-Christian. Muhammad is God’s messenger, not Jesus and not the Hebrew prophets, they say.
 

Salty

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Bible believing Episcopalians?? Is there such a thing?? ...

When I was in the Virginia Defense Force (State Guard) our Chaplain was Reformed Episcopalian, and he preached Bible Based messages at our drills!

From the link: For 140 years, the Reformed Episcopal Church has remained faithful to the inerrant Word of God, powerfully proclaiming the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ and worshipping Him in Spirit and in Truth using the biblical and time-honored Book of Common Prayer.
 

pinoybaptist

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We may not like the idea very much, but does it really matter?

We (Christians) know something muslims don't.

It's just a building. It will save no one.

I haven't been posting a lot lately because of work that takes me out of the house and back again 12-14 hours a day but can't resist this, and it's not to bash you, carpro.
the way I see it, the Cathedral is a national landmark, and just as Berghdal's father reciting a muslim prayer in the white house's rose garden "sanctifies" that place to muzzies all over the world, so does an Imam reciting their prayer from their koran "sanctifies" that entire ground to them. IOW, in their minds the US is now clearly theirs.
When I was in the old country, I lived in an area predominantly muzzie, over there, they referred to it in English, as "sultanate", ruled by a sultan, and whenever there are occassions to be celebrated, the sultan's thugs would go around, enter any house, and take what they want, chicken, cattle, fish you may have caught, with no warning, no permission, nothing.
It's their sultanate, their sultan needs the things, end of story.
We are a muslim conquered country already to them, we just don't know it yet.
Catcha'll later, if my 68-year old body still has the energy.
usually, I plop to bed with my jack russell, though.
 

church mouse guy

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I haven't been posting a lot lately because of work that takes me out of the house and back again 12-14 hours a day but can't resist this, and it's not to bash you, carpro.
the way I see it, the Cathedral is a national landmark, and just as Berghdal's father reciting a muslim prayer in the white house's rose garden "sanctifies" that place to muzzies all over the world, so does an Imam reciting their prayer from their koran "sanctifies" that entire ground to them. IOW, in their minds the US is now clearly theirs.
When I was in the old country, I lived in an area predominantly muzzie, over there, they referred to it in English, as "sultanate", ruled by a sultan, and whenever there are occassions to be celebrated, the sultan's thugs would go around, enter any house, and take what they want, chicken, cattle, fish you may have caught, with no warning, no permission, nothing.
It's their sultanate, their sultan needs the things, end of story.
We are a muslim conquered country already to them, we just don't know it yet.
Catcha'll later, if my 68-year old body still has the energy.
usually, I plop to bed with my jack russell, though.

Thanks for explaining what the Islamic terrorist services in the Episcopal Cathedral in DC meant. It did mean that it is now Allah's property.

Yesterday it was announced that the Saudis designated CAIR as a terrorist organization. Everyone knows that they are linked to Hamas. So Hamas prayed to Allah in the Episcopal Cathedral. The other group involved, the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization with roots in Nazi Germany.
 

Doubting Thomas

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When I was in the Virginia Defense Force (State Guard) our Chaplain was Reformed Episcopalian, and he preached Bible Based messages at our drills!

From the link: For 140 years, the Reformed Episcopal Church has remained faithful to the inerrant Word of God, powerfully proclaiming the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ and worshipping Him in Spirit and in Truth using the biblical and time-honored Book of Common Prayer.


Yeah, the REC is one of the core groups making up the new Anglican Church in North America, of which my parish is a part.
 

carpro

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I haven't been posting a lot lately because of work that takes me out of the house and back again 12-14 hours a day but can't resist this, and it's not to bash you, carpro.
the way I see it, the Cathedral is a national landmark, and just as Berghdal's father reciting a muslim prayer in the white house's rose garden "sanctifies" that place to muzzies all over the world, so does an Imam reciting their prayer from their koran "sanctifies" that entire ground to them. IOW, in their minds the US is now clearly theirs.
When I was in the old country, I lived in an area predominantly muzzie, over there, they referred to it in English, as "sultanate", ruled by a sultan, and whenever there are occassions to be celebrated, the sultan's thugs would go around, enter any house, and take what they want, chicken, cattle, fish you may have caught, with no warning, no permission, nothing.
It's their sultanate, their sultan needs the things, end of story.
We are a muslim conquered country already to them, we just don't know it yet.
Catcha'll later, if my 68-year old body still has the energy.
usually, I plop to bed with my jack russell, though.

I see your point and Episcopalians were idiots to do it, but from a Christian standpoint, it meant nothing. The building could blow up or fall down and it wouldn't matter one bit.
 

church mouse guy

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I see your point and Episcopalians were idiots to do it, but from a Christian standpoint, it meant nothing. The building could blow up or fall down and it wouldn't matter one bit.

Don't give the Islamists any ideas. They have already confiscated the Temple Mount with their phony theology and they are now in the process of destroying Rachel's Tomb. Islam loves to destroy all other religions.
 

carpro

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Don't give the Islamists any ideas. They have already confiscated the Temple Mount with their phony theology and they are now in the process of destroying Rachel's Tomb. Islam loves to destroy all other religions.

But they can't destroy our religion, only the symbols of our religion. To them, they are one and the same. To us, they are not.

Hmmm...Hadn't thought of that before. Could muslims be considered idolaters? Ready to kill because someone burns a book. Idolizing a book? Just a thought.

But don't get me wrong, we can't give an inch. Anywhere. The Episcopalians gave a mile.
 
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