And we’ll bet dollars to doughnuts that no good christian would ever actually think he or she was “better” than any other human being — but at least we here at ConBab sure do think our behavior is far better than Mr. Galiher’s; we’ve never gotten behind the wheel drunk, plowed into another car at 85mph, and put a 70-year-old man (or anybody else) in the hospital.

Gods bless!

But really. All he did was exchange one gang for another. And it’s difficult to say which one’s more dangerous.

Nah, it’s really not. I’d rather tangle with the street dudes any day.

He was the adult, he was in a position of power, and it was he that made a conscience decision to have sex with these young girls. How dare you defend this man who preys on our children !! You should instead be preying for the young girls involved, and hope that there faith in God and the church has not been destroyed by this horrible experience !

I hope that Ohio’s justice comes as swift and harsh as Arizona’s justice was. They sentenced him to many years in prison for sex crimes against children.

So yes anonymous,,, I think that “pedophile” is the perfect word to describe Joshua O’Bannion. By my definition, Arizona’s, Ohio’s, and Websters..

Thank you. That Is All…

Why don’t we go to church anymore? That’s why!!!

http://media.nbcbayarea.com/documents/daystar-lawsuit-120210.pdf

http://tinyurl.com/24pozw6

So much for cute kittens – I don’t know how much this law firm is being paid, and I’m not a lawyer or a US citizen, but this looks really, really thin.

Note the copious claims for damages and the veiled threat to Ms. Hawkins.

Blog on!

In the meantime, you’re barking up the wrong tree: If you have a complaint, you need to take it to the publisher of the original news article cited here: CBC news (also here), which states: “A Quebec Superior Court judge has ordered an audit of the finances of a Montreal Baptist pastor and his family. Parishioners at Église Biblique Pierre Angulaire in Villeray on Rue Saint-Denis took Kichner Firmin to court after the pastor failed to produce records of how about $3 million of the church’s funds, collected over the past 15 years, were spent. … Firmin, his wife and adult son had all their assets frozen on Aug. 12.”

You’ll also want to contact cyberpress.ca, Haiti Libre, and many others.

There is no law against mentioning a man’s name, nor relaying the information from a reliable and respected Canadian news source that his assets were frozen while his church undergoes an audit.

If you can show us that any of the above is factually incorrect — that Mr. Firmin’s assets were not frozen, and that his church is not undergoing an audit, we will be more than pleased to make a correction. But we are not going to take the word of — nor blindly obey — an anonymous stranger who threatens us from a disposable Yahoo email account.