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Galraedia

(5,026 posts)
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 08:40 AM Sep 2015

Alabama pastor facing charges for raping 9-year-old girl on father’s grave

Source: Raw Story

An Alabama pastor of a conservative congregation is being accused of raping a 9-year-old girl on her father’s grave, AL.com reports.

Mack Charles Andrews, a pastor at the heavily conservative United Pentecostal Church is accused of raping “Jane,” a pseudonym to conceal the identity of the victim, along with multiple other minors. Andrews allegedly started “grooming” her for sexual abuse when she was only 7.

Jane described how Andrews allegedly terrorized her.

“He told me if I didn’t say anything, he would come back and put flowers on the grave,” she told AL.com. “If I did, he said demons would come and get me from my bed.”

Read more: http://www.rawstory.com/2015/09/alabama-pastor-facing-charges-for-raping-9-year-old-girl-on-fathers-grave/

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Alabama pastor facing charges for raping 9-year-old girl on father’s grave (Original Post) Galraedia Sep 2015 OP
Ugh. If you want to see this monster's pic: tblue Sep 2015 #1
let's hope he's jailed and stays there a good long time wordpix Sep 2015 #76
This is what religion is all about. Terrorizing and sodomizing/robbing. That is its function. nt valerief Sep 2015 #2
Really? NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #4
That's a very broad, sweeping generalization. Ilsa Sep 2015 #5
Been reading up on one particular religion? Maybe one whose leader married a 9 yr old? 7962 Sep 2015 #7
Yup keeping adherents in line with fear and terror for thousands of years YabaDabaNoDinoNo Sep 2015 #8
They've been looking the other way for years. valerief Sep 2015 #9
Follow the chain of command... For Freddie Sep 2015 #45
What business or corporation has made a habit of raping boys and girls for hundreds of years? YabaDabaNoDinoNo Sep 2015 #47
Most religions institutionalize male privilege. Duppers Sep 2015 #61
no, that is not religion's function vlyons Sep 2015 #10
If that is religion's function... gcomeau Sep 2015 #50
Check out the teachings of Buddha vlyons Sep 2015 #66
I'm familiar. gcomeau Sep 2015 #70
with all due respect, that's a pretty jaded view of humanity vlyons Sep 2015 #71
No, it's a jaded view of *religion*. A well earned one too. gcomeau Sep 2015 #72
2 Corinthians 11:13-15 Galraedia Sep 2015 #12
And Beowulf42 Sep 2015 #13
I don't believe in your religion or its books. nt valerief Sep 2015 #14
You don't have to. My point is that not everyone who preaches religion actually follows it. Galraedia Sep 2015 #16
Ah the good ol' NTS whatthehey Sep 2015 #53
I'm an Athiest. And I never said he was or wasn't a REAL Christian. Galraedia Sep 2015 #54
So is he following it or preaching it, and which makes him a Christian? whatthehey Sep 2015 #73
It doesn't matter what he is. Galraedia Sep 2015 #74
How about stereotyping? Do you believe in that? NT mahatmakanejeeves Sep 2015 #17
I am an atheist as well, but I do respect others' religious beliefs Maedhros Sep 2015 #52
I don't respect religion. nt valerief Sep 2015 #57
You may want to consider having some respect for people, though. [n/t] Maedhros Sep 2015 #65
I find that very offensive. I do have respect for people. I even have devoutly religious friends. valerief Sep 2015 #67
Fair enough.[n/t] Maedhros Sep 2015 #68
"Their end will correspond to their deeds." atreides1 Sep 2015 #33
Big deal. That's what everyone says about their competition. n/t jtuck004 Sep 2015 #37
It's about contolling. Le Taz Hot Sep 2015 #20
In most states, offenders if this type are kept in segregation alcibiades_mystery Sep 2015 #22
Yes, I worked with parolees, I'm aware of how it works. Le Taz Hot Sep 2015 #24
Oh alcibiades_mystery Sep 2015 #25
I'm promoting nothing more than my own opinion Le Taz Hot Sep 2015 #28
No that'sthe fundies you're thinking about gopiscrap Sep 2015 #34
Just ask the pope. ileus Sep 2015 #42
Pedophilia isn't a religious thing, nor is it racist, political, or from any particular country lunatica Sep 2015 #75
WTF?????? Art_from_Ark Sep 2015 #3
Another good reason for the death penalty....... 7962 Sep 2015 #6
For religion nichomachus Sep 2015 #39
There is no reason once found guilty this piece of shit shouldn't be shot dead snooper2 Sep 2015 #40
yep! 7962 Sep 2015 #41
Just when I think we've bottomed out, something like this happens. NuclearDem Sep 2015 #11
WTF??????? Wha? Xyzse Sep 2015 #15
You took the words right of my mouth! BigDemVoter Sep 2015 #32
As soon as I got to "heavily conservative"... truthisfreedom Sep 2015 #18
yup Skittles Sep 2015 #58
Kind of makes you want to puke doesn't? iandhr Sep 2015 #19
Let's see: OldRedneck Sep 2015 #21
Aaarrrggghhhh!!!! AllyCat Sep 2015 #23
The religious do indeed shield these monsters. Duppers Sep 2015 #63
gross and disgusting and awful and immoral and brutal and and and oldandhappy Sep 2015 #26
Absolutely disgusting! ZM90 Sep 2015 #27
Churches are fantastic hunting grounds for pedophiles sharp_stick Sep 2015 #29
Every time I hear "conservative", these are the types I think of. SoapBox Sep 2015 #30
Me too. Enthusiast Sep 2015 #43
I try not to swear too much... Daemonaquila Sep 2015 #31
This guy was probably a republican precinct captain. gopiscrap Sep 2015 #35
A member of the KKK too? Enthusiast Sep 2015 #44
The Pentacostal church is a sect that is responsible for the jwirr Sep 2015 #36
Could you explain to me exactly what speaking in tongues involves? StevieM Sep 2015 #46
Well there are two definitions depending on rw or lefty. For jwirr Sep 2015 #49
Christianity has been peddling bullshit for a lot longer than the 70s... TipTok Sep 2015 #60
1988. Not arrested until 2013? abelenkpe Sep 2015 #38
His victims lived isolated, in hell, every moment after he first approached them personally. Judi Lynn Sep 2015 #48
I am against the death penalty, wendylaroux Sep 2015 #51
Monster! n/t radicalliberal Sep 2015 #55
Cannot stand this crap angrychair Sep 2015 #56
Yep, they tend to dismiss all those things as OT. Duppers Sep 2015 #62
I agree m-lekktor Sep 2015 #64
WTF?! sakabatou Sep 2015 #59
Hang the filthy POS ASAP workinclasszero Sep 2015 #69
This is only the tip of the iceberg in relation to Fundamentalist Christian pedophilia. There are Dont call me Shirley Sep 2015 #77

Ilsa

(61,695 posts)
5. That's a very broad, sweeping generalization.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:05 AM
Sep 2015

Not all religions or denominations of religions prey on its membership. Many people find hope, comfort and assistance from their religious affiliations, without feeling condemned, fearful, or manipulated.

But yes, there is ample opportunity for obscene and grotesque abuse if people don't use a little common sense in monitoring those "in charge."

 

7962

(11,841 posts)
7. Been reading up on one particular religion? Maybe one whose leader married a 9 yr old?
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:09 AM
Sep 2015

Or just a blanket hit on ALL of them?

 

YabaDabaNoDinoNo

(460 posts)
8. Yup keeping adherents in line with fear and terror for thousands of years
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:16 AM
Sep 2015

The real sick part is he will be forgiven by the faithful. Unless he had raped a boy then he would be a sodimite and cast into hell.

valerief

(53,235 posts)
9. They've been looking the other way for years.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:21 AM
Sep 2015
He was arrested in 2013 on counts of sexual torture, rape, sexual abuse, attempted rape and sodomy, and the county prosecutor said he is aware of nine victims who were allegedly violated by Andrews in the ’80s and ’90s.

The abuse allegedly went on for years. Jane told authorities hers lasted 5 years until she left the church.

From OP link

For Freddie

(79 posts)
45. Follow the chain of command...
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 01:41 PM
Sep 2015

In local law enforcement and particularly look at the County Attorney(s) in the 80's and 90's and follow the money, political
climbing from there.Believe me the mayor(s) knew about this.The town knew about this. This "preacher" is some one's precious white boy connected to higher ups. This is Duggar on steroids and allowed. Enabled. Protected.

This is common in ALL religions, all cultures all over the world. Always has been. Yesterday it was about the little boys in Afghanistan and the culture there of destroying the young by males in power. Jmping them into the gang to act out later on other young boys.
Today it is crackers in the American South.

This only stops when law enforcement and local politics is committed to making it stop, not letting the war lords of what ever small town, district or geographic area run the show. The Good Old Boy network world wide is alive and well. And also is in our Congress, Military, Political Parties.It is in all our institution. And male power protects perps.

By pointing to one religion or culture we avoid the core issue here.
Children are a commodity for adult males to broker in until they are indicted. Unfortunately if those adult males have political, economic or lobbying power in their culture this goes on and on and on.

It ISN'T religious. It is universal male privilege. The dregs of an ancient system that has been allowed because it is "bad for business" to address it.
Of all the outrages and problems we face this one gets the least attention nationally in the MSM. The culture of silence and fear surround because almost everyone has a Funny Uncle or
someone in their family social history network the family always keeps hidden.

The closet with this one is institutionalized in every "religion", political party and family through out history. It is a planetary practice.
Women can stop this. This is the reason why there is a "War on Women". This is the most explosive thing that can be outed about all our institutions and. "leaders". For now it is still Profits before People. That is core rot.

 

YabaDabaNoDinoNo

(460 posts)
47. What business or corporation has made a habit of raping boys and girls for hundreds of years?
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 02:50 PM
Sep 2015

Religion is the ONLY instuition where rape is tegu rally allowed and people turn a blind eye to it

Duppers

(28,125 posts)
61. Most religions institutionalize male privilege.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 12:28 AM
Sep 2015

How else does this get ground into culture so well?

vlyons

(10,252 posts)
10. no, that is not religion's function
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:33 AM
Sep 2015

Religion's function is to make us more ethical, more mindful, more compassionate, more forgiving, and more tolerant of others. Don't blame all the ills and evils of sociopaths on the religion that they PRETEND to practice. Unfortunately, religion, like politics, is a human institution that can get corrupted by greed, ignorance, and hatred. But mostly, it's greed/desire that is the root of the corruption.

I hope they lock the creep up for life and throw away the key. Guess I'll have to read the story to learn how they finally caught him.

 

gcomeau

(5,764 posts)
50. If that is religion's function...
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 03:32 PM
Sep 2015

...then it has been out of order since the beginning of recorded human history.

Someone should hang up a sign or something to let people know...

 

gcomeau

(5,764 posts)
70. I'm familiar.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 02:32 PM
Sep 2015

The part where it breaks down is where the teachings actually make people more moral.


In all of my observations there have always been two primary types of religious people, of any religion.

1. People who were already good and decent, and adopted religion and used it in their good and decent way but had no need of it to do anything they were doing.

2. People who are pricks, and remain pricks when they put on the trappings of religion, sometimes as cover for their being a prick or to enable even greater prickishness they wouldn't have gotten away with otherwise.


You can point to isolated counterexamples that defy those two major trends, but not in significant numbers. Generally religion doesn't make people more moral. It just takes credit whenever they act morally and denies all responsibility when they don't.

vlyons

(10,252 posts)
71. with all due respect, that's a pretty jaded view of humanity
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 04:21 PM
Sep 2015

It assumes that humans cannot change. Although I agree that the Christian Church has done a piss-poor job of teaching ethics. Ethics that are imposed from "above" and "outside" aren't all that successful. Virtue has to be chosen and nurtured from within, not imposed from outside. Someone has to recognize the value of self-control and self-discipline and actually cultivate those qualities and skills from within. Usually, someone has to get a severe shock to the system, for example a great wrong, a great loss, deep remorse, a serious health issue to begin to realize that the law of karma is like gravity. It never stops working. Good decisions tend to lead to good outcomes, and bad decisions tend to lead to suffering and bad outcomes.

In our American society, there is not much education on how to deal with negative, afflictive emotions like greed, anger, envy, pride, hatred, etc. Religion is SUPPOSED to help us learn to deal with and control these emotions. Even non-religious people can lead happier, more meaningful lives when they learn how the mind works and how to not get hi-jacked by negative emotions.

 

gcomeau

(5,764 posts)
72. No, it's a jaded view of *religion*. A well earned one too.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 05:44 PM
Sep 2015

I've seen plenty of people change. I just don't see them change because of religion.

In the instances I know of where people were said to have been "bad" then turned to being good they turned to being good *then* went and pursued religion because they thought that's what people trying to turn their lives around did. Got religious. That's what they had been taught all their lives.

They usually don't seem to realize that the decision to turn their life around is what changed the trajectory of their life, and that decision predated their going off in search of religion. Religion didn't make them start trying to be better, THEY made THEMSELVES start trying to be better. Which of course didn't slow religion's rush to take credit for any positive changes they then made in their lives down one little bit... and they happily ceded that credit because they didn't realize what they were doing.

Galraedia

(5,026 posts)
12. 2 Corinthians 11:13-15
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:38 AM
Sep 2015

For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is not strange if his servants also disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. Their end will correspond to their deeds.

Beowulf42

(204 posts)
13. And
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 09:41 AM
Sep 2015

it is something a person may pursue on his or her own without the direction of a pastor or priest.

Galraedia

(5,026 posts)
16. You don't have to. My point is that not everyone who preaches religion actually follows it.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:02 AM
Sep 2015

There are people who use their religion as an excuse to do good and people like this man who use it to molest little children.

whatthehey

(3,660 posts)
53. Ah the good ol' NTS
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 04:36 PM
Sep 2015

He did something vile, therefore he can't be a REAL Christian. Thought you guys weren't keen on metaphorical hand-washing?

Galraedia

(5,026 posts)
54. I'm an Athiest. And I never said he was or wasn't a REAL Christian.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 05:28 PM
Sep 2015

I said that some people use their religion as a reason to do good and some people use it to molest children.

whatthehey

(3,660 posts)
73. So is he following it or preaching it, and which makes him a Christian?
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 07:10 PM
Sep 2015

Hint - it's neither. All he has to do is believe it and he's as much a Christian as any.

Galraedia

(5,026 posts)
74. It doesn't matter what he is.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 11:12 PM
Sep 2015

He could call himself a Christian or a unicorn for all I care. At the end of the day he's still a perverted pedophile who used religion to molest children.

 

Maedhros

(10,007 posts)
52. I am an atheist as well, but I do respect others' religious beliefs
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 04:16 PM
Sep 2015

when I believe them to come from a sincere desire to enlighten one's self.

Painting all religious persons with a broad brush of disdain is counterproductive, IMHO.

valerief

(53,235 posts)
67. I find that very offensive. I do have respect for people. I even have devoutly religious friends.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 01:14 PM
Sep 2015

I respect them but do not respect their religion. We don't talk about religion with each other.

Because you're so offensive and rude, I'm putting you on Forever Ignored. I can't take disrespectful people like you who accuse me of not respecting other people. Who raised you?

atreides1

(16,079 posts)
33. "Their end will correspond to their deeds."
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:59 AM
Sep 2015

In the meantime they'll continue to scam people for money better used for food, shelter, and other necessities. And fly jets, live in mansions, and do nothing as people suffer...except to tell those people to give them more money!!!

Le Taz Hot

(22,271 posts)
20. It's about contolling.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:16 AM
Sep 2015

Once you have the suckers reeled in, you can control everything they do "in the name of Gawduh." But victimizing little children? He needs to spend some serious time in prison out in the General Population.

 

alcibiades_mystery

(36,437 posts)
22. In most states, offenders if this type are kept in segregation
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:26 AM
Sep 2015

For their own protection. Why do you specify general population?

Le Taz Hot

(22,271 posts)
24. Yes, I worked with parolees, I'm aware of how it works.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:36 AM
Sep 2015

I'm a liberal pacifist UNTIL it comes to cruelty to children or animals, then not so much. And if you think he'll be safe in PC, think again.

 

alcibiades_mystery

(36,437 posts)
25. Oh
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:39 AM
Sep 2015

You're promoting extrajudicial punishment for a particular class of offenders. Torture, is it? Physical beatings? Sexual abuse? Just trying to be clear on your penal policy position here.

Le Taz Hot

(22,271 posts)
28. I'm promoting nothing more than my own opinion
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:47 AM
Sep 2015

by participating in a message board. Pretty much just like everyone else on DU.

lunatica

(53,410 posts)
75. Pedophilia isn't a religious thing, nor is it racist, political, or from any particular country
Fri Sep 25, 2015, 10:51 AM
Sep 2015

Pedophilia is about pedophilia. Sometimes it's found in "religious" personages. Sometimes it's found in sports, or in schools, or in within families or in countries, but none of the above mentioned things is ALL about pedophilia or rape

nichomachus

(12,754 posts)
39. For religion
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:58 AM
Sep 2015

Take away their tax exemptions and most of these hucksters will move on to other scams

 

snooper2

(30,151 posts)
40. There is no reason once found guilty this piece of shit shouldn't be shot dead
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 12:10 PM
Sep 2015

Mack Andrews

 

OldRedneck

(1,397 posts)
21. Let's see:
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:24 AM
Sep 2015

Biblethumper, in the South, women should be seen not heard, little girls . . . what could possibly go wrong?

AllyCat

(16,192 posts)
23. Aaarrrggghhhh!!!!
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:29 AM
Sep 2015

When can we stop these monsters? Religion does not shield these victims. Ugh. I hope this poor girl and the other victims can find some healing and peace.

sharp_stick

(14,400 posts)
29. Churches are fantastic hunting grounds for pedophiles
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:50 AM
Sep 2015

Many churches don't have a strict method, or any practice, of background checking and it's easy for someone playing the system to rise up in the ranks.

They groom kids by promising them all kinds of things spiritual and material and threatening them with exposure and damnation if they don't go along. The parents don't have a problem leaving their little ones alone with the pervert because he's an "elder" or "pastor" and as a man of god must be trusted.

If the kid ever comes out and accuses the scumbag the congregation and often even their own family turn on the kid instead of the rapist again because the scumbag is a man of god.

I hope the Alabama DOC accidentally forgets that this piece of shit is in protective custody and leaves him without supervision in the laundry with a work crew for a couple of hours.

 

Daemonaquila

(1,712 posts)
31. I try not to swear too much...
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 10:55 AM
Sep 2015

...but WHAT. THE. EVER. LOVING. F**K. IS. WRONG. WITH. THESE. RELIGIOUS. IMBECILES??!?!?!?

jwirr

(39,215 posts)
36. The Pentacostal church is a sect that is responsible for the
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:22 AM
Sep 2015

creation and growth of the entire rw bullshit they call Christianity. In the 70s they infiltrated all the other church bodies and tried to sell their line. It worked in many churches but was not as successful in others.

I remember being in a church college of a very traditional church. This group sent students to attend our school and then pulled in some of our students and one of the ministers in town. Speaking in tongues, use of the spiritual gifts etc. was the line they used to tell students that those of us who did not follow their line were not Christians.

We took them on. Used seminars to educate students what was going on and why we wanted nothing to do with it. Shaming their group for the nonsense they were teaching. And finally we went to the church where their preacher was implementing their tripe. The church fired him.

Just a little history on this church.

If you look at your church and they are now preaching politics instead of gospel this where it came from. The churches that did not get them out are now probably rw.

StevieM

(10,500 posts)
46. Could you explain to me exactly what speaking in tongues involves?
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 02:32 PM
Sep 2015

I have never totally understood how it works or what the motive is.

jwirr

(39,215 posts)
49. Well there are two definitions depending on rw or lefty. For
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 03:28 PM
Sep 2015

the lefty churches it means speaking in modern languages. I saw a post today describing the Pope as speaking in tongues when he spoke different modern languages. Nothing wrong with that a lot of us do it even if we do not belong to the church.

But for the Pentecostal church it did not refer to that. They would be in the middle of a service and suddenly someone in the audience would break out in speech - a speech that no one could translate or even recognize.

They insisted that it was an ancient language that was lost to the world. The speech would be full of emotion and often would encourage others to follow along or create their own. (A miracle you know.) Sometimes the speech was accompanied by strange body actions. (My daughter has seizures and their movements were very similar to hers.) And unfortunately there are Bible verses if taken out of context can support this idea.

As to the motive they were meant to convince our students that they had seen a miracle and become followers ready to listen to the next step in converting them to the ways of the Pentecostals.

As far as I know that practice has kind of died out in most of the churches today. Not sure about all.

abelenkpe

(9,933 posts)
38. 1988. Not arrested until 2013?
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 11:28 AM
Sep 2015

Victims lives ruined. Rapist free for decades. Way to go justice system.

Judi Lynn

(160,545 posts)
48. His victims lived isolated, in hell, every moment after he first approached them personally.
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 02:51 PM
Sep 2015

They had no one to whom they could turn, and they were too young to understand how empty the preacher's threats were regarding what would happen to them if they disobeyed him.

They were absolutely helpless, and alone in their fear throughout their imprisonment in their own minds.

He was "with" them, mentally, emotionally, every moment after he made his first attacks. He was present in their minds from the moment they awakened, and hovering over them as they tried to sleep. These little children lived with the specter of unfathomable agony ahead if they stepped out of line, serving a hideous, heartless, evil, crude monster who could never be placated, since their lives were taken away by psychological force.

They will never be at ease without luck, love, and hard work with the right therapists.

If ever anyone ever needed divine intervention, it has to be the little newcomers, helpless in the world, who are overtaken by relentless ghouls like this "man."

wendylaroux

(2,925 posts)
51. I am against the death penalty,
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 03:49 PM
Sep 2015

but,I would not be opposed to a live burying of this piece of filth,maybe a tube to breathe thru.

this would repay him for the living hell he gave those girls.

angrychair

(8,702 posts)
56. Cannot stand this crap
Wed Sep 23, 2015, 07:12 PM
Sep 2015

The deflecting, "he wasn't a 'real' Christian." which one is the real one? Who is the real god? The one that destroyed every living thing on earth but a chosen few? The one that tried to force Abraham to kill his own son for him? The one that let Satan torture a guy and his family to test his faith? The one that killed all the babies in Egypt? The God of Moses? The Moses who told his followers, who didn't have enough women and young girls in the villiage they just killed for sex slaves for everyone, so he told them to go to a nearby village and take all the women and young girls they wanted there to rape?
The god that destroyed a whole town and it's citizens because they didn't obey him?
The god that said you could sell your kids as slaves to pay your debts?

Must be nice to pick and choose which parts you will or will not pay attention and follow.

What this guy did was not any different than many stories in the old testement.

Duppers

(28,125 posts)
62. Yep, they tend to dismiss all those things as OT.
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 01:40 AM
Sep 2015

The 10 commandments were OT.

The cherries are few, the shit is deep, evil prevails because conditioning makes them sheep.

Righteous rant, angrychair!



m-lekktor

(3,675 posts)
64. I agree
Thu Sep 24, 2015, 02:06 AM
Sep 2015

all these assholes are REAL CHRISTIANS if they claim jesus is the son of god and their lord and savior. end of fucking story.

Dont call me Shirley

(10,998 posts)
77. This is only the tip of the iceberg in relation to Fundamentalist Christian pedophilia. There are
Fri Sep 25, 2015, 01:40 PM
Sep 2015

so many stories like these that the media dam they have created is going to overflow. Sexual abuse of children will be of the downfall of Fundamentalist Christianism.

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