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The Luciferians officially opened their doors on Friday, with their first meeting scheduled for Saturday. But they were greeted by a vocal group of Christians after having their building vandalized this week. Video taken by ABC13 Friday evening shows protesters upset with the organizations presence gathered outside, with a law enforcement presence needed to keep the peace.
This is what we get when we have freedom of religion, protester Christine White told ABC13 angrily. We ought to be filling up the whole street here, that they have to pass through us to get into that church.White continued to say that God loves the Luciferians enough to say, you either bow now, or you will be forced to bow later, and then its too late.
The church had been vandalized ahead of its opening. Someone with a chainsaw hacked off a large tree branch and sent it crashing into the buildings roof, KHOU reports.
We have an absolute right to be here, legally, Greater Church of Lucifer co-president Michael Ford told RT. I always feel sorry for so-called Christians who feel so insecure in their belief that they have to come out here and waste their time when theyre not going to change our mind, and were not going to change theirs.
http://www.rawstory.com/2015/10/texas-christians-lament-freedom-of-religion-while-protesting-church-of-lucifer-opening/
hobbit709
(41,694 posts)mountain grammy
(26,630 posts)Like ministering to the sick and homeless, feeding the poor and getting the money changers out of the temple?
guess not, looks like they're at the right place after all.
Vinca
(50,285 posts)I also heard GOP members of Congress have decided the prisoners at GITMO aren't entitled to religious freedom, either. I wonder if that would hold if they all converted to Christianity.