A radical Baptist church in Kansas known for picketing the funerals of soldiers who perished in Iraq said it intends to protest Heath Ledger's memorial service with signs claiming the actor died and is in Hell because he played a gay character in “Brokeback Mountain.”
Westboro Baptist Church to protest Heath Ledger's memorial service
Wednesday January 23, 2008
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Arrogance? That's not what I would call it.
They must've never read the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector..."thank you, my God that I am not like this tax collector"...
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I don't know how I got to this site. I heard some bad news from this church and ther opinions about gays and hell and stuff. How can I contact this Fred to ask him why this opinion on a specific gender is so alarming and filthy and evil.
People who truly follow Christ have better things to do than picket churches and we understand that the judging is to be left up to God. "He who is without sin, cast the first stone." Anyway, you never turn anyone's attention to Christ by condemning and picketing them.
You're right, if they were engaged in the Great Commission, they would be to busy to condemn anyone.
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