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New Neo-Nazi Xtian Hate Game

by Onanite Just before the Xmas season a group called " Left Behind Games " will release a new video game called " Left Behind: Eternal Forces " It is based on the series of xtian fantasy books surrounding the rapture. Now get this ... The object of the game is to kill non-Christians, including gays and lesbians. This is not a joke folks, this is a real game coming out. If you want to read more about this neo-fascist hate game check out this site: Talk to Action . Here is an excerpt: "Imagine: you are a foot soldier in a paramilitary group whose purpose is to remake America as a Christian theocracy , and establish its worldly vision of the dominion of Christ over all aspects of life. You are issued high-tech military weaponry, and instructed to engage the infidel on the streets of New York City. You are on a mission - both a religious mission and a military mission -- to convert or kill Catholics, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, gays, and anyone who advocates the se...

Ex-minister sentenced to 10 years

Admits to sex crimes against 15-year-old church member PASCAGOULA MS — Paul Valentine, former youth minister at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Ocean Springs, pleaded guilty Monday to sex crimes against a 15-year-old church member in 2005. Senior Circuit Judge Kathy King Jackson ordered Valentine to spend the next 10 years behind bars and even more should he violate any conditions of his sentencing on three different felony offenses. "I have two children who just graduated from high school and I know how hard it is to keep your children safe," Jackson told Valentine on Monday. "I can't think of anything worse that you could've done. I sit up here sometimes and sometimes I feel bad about sending people to prison - sometimes but not that often." Jackson had no qualms about sentencing Valentine shortly after his victim and her father addressed the court Monday. The judge told Valentine that she'd make sure that he'd never again have any conta...

Former paster charged for child pornography

A former Lawrence County PA pastor has been charged with 192 counts of possession of child pornography. The Rev. Robert D. Schmidtberger, 50, of New Castle PA, faces a preliminary hearing Thursday after a yearlong investigation by state police. He resigned April 22 as pastor of Rose Point Reformed Presbyterian Church in New Castle. Authorities said they seized computers, CD-ROMs and other hardware from his home and found 161 images of child pornography and bestiality on the CD-ROMs and 31 images of child pornography on ZIP drives. Investigators found six e-mails on the CDs that contained attachments of child pornography. The e-mails were sent from the AmericaOnline screen name "RobthePastor," police said. Schmidtberger also is charged with three counts of distributing child pornography and three counts of criminal use of a communications facility. Officials at AmericaOnline discovered the photos in the e-mails and alerted the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children...

Jesus has revealed the next Florida governor

MIAMI --A reverend who introduced Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist during a breakfast with other pastors Monday said the Lord came to him in a dream two years ago and told him Crist would be the state's next governor. The Rev. O'Neal Dozier said that before the dream he did not know Crist, nor had Crist made known his plans to run for governor. "The Lord Jesus spoke to me and he said 'There's something I want you to know,'" said Dozier, pastor of the Worldwide Christian Center in Pompano Beach. "'Charlie Crist will be the next governor of the state of Florida.'" Since then, Dozier has spent time with Crist and talked with him at length about policy. He told the group that Crist would be uncompromising in his Christian faith. "I introduce to you, as the Lord Jesus has said, the next governor of the state of Florida, Charlie Crist," Dozier said. Crist's first words were, "Well, as they say, the praise doe...

Molestation charges leveled at Trinity Christian Academy founder

A former Jacksonville FLA pastor has been charged with molesting his young parishioners several decades ago. Now, police believe more victims could be out there. Dr. Robert Gray , founder of Trinity Christian Academy , remains in jail without bond after investigators say he spent decades keeping a dirty little secret. "Right now, he is being charged with two counts of capital sexual battery and there are two different victims," says Lt. Annie Smith with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office sex crimes unit. So far, investigators say 15 women who attended his church or school have come forward claiming Dr. Gray molested them when they were children. Sources close to the case say the alleged victims broke their silence after learning that Gray was returning to Jacksonville after serving as a missionary in Germany. Because the allegations date back to 1969, there's no physical evidence against Gray and authorities are building their case based solely on the statements of more th...

The Church of Tom Jones

LONDON, /PRNewswire/ — Tom Jones recently appeared on British TV (Channel 4's "Popworld") where he discussed his feelings about the Sacramento, California-based Church of Tom Jones. "It's weird, but a positive thing," said Jones. "I inspired Pastor Jack. He saw the light through me, so it works." Watch video: http://www.pastorjackradio.com/media/tomjones.asx . Pastor Jack J. Stahl, founder of The Church of Tom Jones , says Jones' voice is "supernatural." Stahl performs sermons and even exorcisms with the help of the superstar's music. "His angelic voice enables me to get in touch with the Holy Spirit and cast out devils." Pastor Jack also dresses up and dances like the Welsh sex bomb during church services. If you would like to check out Stahl's unconventional brand of exorcism, you can hear him casting out evil on his podcast at http://www.CHURCHofTOMJONES.com . Contact: Pastor Jack J. Stahl, 206/309-0463 Em...

Pastor, disability aid, scam

An Indianapolis pastor charged this week with ripping off money intended for Indiana's poor is under investigation for receiving disability payments for which he may not have been eligible. Rochell Johnson reportedly received more than $20,000 a year in benefits while holding two jobs -- as pastor of Greater Faith Missionary Baptist Church and bus driver for Lawrence Township Schools. According to court records, he received the money based on conditions including sickle cell anemia and congestive heart failure. Roger Rayl, a spokesman for the Marion County prosecutor's office, confirmed that Prosecutor Carl Brizzi has been told the Social Security Administration is investigating Johnson's eligibility. Rayl said no results of the inquiry have been received. A phone message to the Social Security Administration was not returned. John Schwartz, attorney for Johnson, declined to comment. Johnson's wife, Denise, also faces charges of theft and welfare fraud over allegations...

Miracle fish of Allah!

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A pair of fish which appear to bear the words Allah and Mohammed were hailed as a "message from God." The Oscar fish were spotted in a pet shop in Speke, Liverpool, by 23-year-old Ali Al-Waqedi. He noticed that the markings on one fish appeared to spell Allah, the Islamic term for God, in Arabic. He then saw that another fish in the same tank appeared to bear the word Mohammed, the name of the last Islamic prophet, also in Arabic. Mr Al-Waqedi said: "We only went into the shop because my kids wanted to have a look at the animals. We weren't planning to buy anything. "We started to have a look at the Oscar fish because they had such an unusual colour. "Then I saw that one of them had the word Allah. It was so clear, and it made me very happy. "Then we saw that another one had the word Mohammed, and that was even better. To see the Allah fish was exciting, but to have the Allah and Mohammed fish in the same tank was unbelievable. "I believe it is a ...

Pastor charged with beating girl

The pastor of an Elgin IL church has been charged with battery after it was alleged that he repeatedly used a piece of wood to discipline a 12-year-old girl. Police said the girl's mother took her to the pastor because she doubted the girl's claim that she was being sexually abused by another man. Elgin police said Thursday they believe the girl's original allegations are true. On Wednesday they charged Daryl Bujak, 30, pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church , with misdemeanor battery. He was released after posting $500 bail. He has a June 16 court appearance in the Elgin branch of Kane County Circuit Court, said police Lt. Mike Turner. "It's unbelievable," he said. "It's a sad case for this girl." Matthew E. Resh, 33, of Ingleside, was charged this week by police in far north suburban Richmond with five counts of predatory criminal sexual assault. The girl was sexually abused between September 2003 and March 2005, according to a complaint fi...

Pastor and wife sex offenders jailed, given probation

As part of a plea deal reached by the State of Alabama and the victims of convicted sex offenders, Ralph Randall Melton and his wife, Cathy G. Melton, were sentenced to spend slightly more than three months is prison followed by 36 months probation. Circuit Judge Sibley Reynolds delivered the sentence yesterday morning after making sure the victims fully understood that what was about to be delivered was light considering the charges. "Are you sure you want to do this," he asked family members gathered at the bench. "As far as the (plea) deal, I'd like nothing more than to put them away for the rest of their lives." The couple plead guilty last month to raping and sodomizing their two children over a period of 18 years. The pair's daughter, Catherine Smith, said she and her brother, Andy Melton, agreed to the deal to expedite the legal process and put the whole situation behind them. "Our justice will come after this lifetime," she said. "This...

Pastor arrested in sexual battery

SPRINGFIELD — The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office reported Wednesday that a Baptist minister was arrested April 21 and booked with a sexual battery count involving a 16-year-old juvenile. Brian Bravo, 46, former pastor of Soverent Grace Baptist Church near Springfield, Louisiana, was released April 24 after posting $75,000 bail. “I’m not guilty of the charge. I was falsely accused,” Bravo said Wednesday. Laura Covington, the Sheriff’s Office public information officer who issued a news release Wednesday about Bravo’s arrest, said she didn’t learn about the case until Tuesday because of a paperwork oversight. The Sheriff’s Office said Bravo admitted to sexual misconduct with the juvenile. The juvenile, the Sheriff’s Office said, is a member of the church where Bravo formerly conducted services. Covington said Bravo reportedly told investigators that the incident was consensual but the juvenile said it wasn’t. Bravo’s arrest followed an April 19 complaint to the Sheriff’s Office. The ...

Minister Admits To Statutory Rape Charges

Hixson TN —The pastor of Middle Valley Methodist Church has been charged with three counts of statutory rape and three counts of sexual battery by an authority figure. Authorities said Rev. Gregory Stanley Dempsey was interviewed at the County Jail and admitted to the allegations. Bond was set at $75,000 by General Sessions Court Judge Bob Moon for Dempsey, 42. He made the bond. County Det. Jimmy Clift said the alleged incidents involve a Soddy-Daisy male, who is now 19. The youth said the incidents started when Rev. Dempsey was minister of music at the Oak Street Baptist Church. He had taken that position in early 2002. The youth said he was in the minister's office at the Oak Street Baptist Church on July 12, 2003. He said the minister "confided he had a homosexual relationship when he was 16 years old." He said the minister began to discuss sexual matters with him and showed him a book on sexual positions. He said the minister placed a blindfold on him, removed his sho...

Former clergyman's jail term extended

Former clergyman Lin Jing-you, charged for molesting an underage girl during his ministry in 2002, was sentenced to an additional year of imprisonment on Wednesday when the Taiwan High Court ruled that he has not demonstrated any remorse for his conduct. In a preliminary trial, Lin was sentenced to four years in prison, The court's spokesperson Wen Yao-yuan said as a man of God and also as a director of a Christian based halfway home, Lin abused his position when he engaged in repeated sexual acts with three female patrons. One of the victims was a 14-year-old girl. "Not only did Lin fail to perform his duties, he took advantage of an ignorant teenager by molesting her on numerous occasions," said Wen, adding that the defendant was also accused of shoving a glue stick into the girl's genitalia. Wen went on to say the perpetrator had shown no remorse but had tried to justify his behavior by arguing he was seduced by the girl. "We believe his original sentence of f...

Pastor charged with loan fraud and tax evasion

The lead pastor at a Charlotte N.C. church was indicted Friday on nine federal charges that accuse him of tax evasion and making false statements to banks and federal officials. John Henry Walker , senior pastor at Macedonia Baptist Church , is accused of underreporting his income between 1999 and 2003 by almost $550,000 and evading federal income taxes of more than $125,000 for those years, according to U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert. Walker, 47, is charged with five counts of tax evasion, three counts of making false statements in connection with a bank loan and a single count of making false statements to federal agents. An indictment handed up in U.S. District Court in Charlotte says that between rent-free housing in a church-owned residence, a base salary, a housing allowance, various bonuses and honorariums, paid vacations and other payments, Walker collected more than $900,000 from the church from 1998 through 2003. According to Shappert, when funds in the church's gen...