Crazy Christian view. A so-called pastor said all dogs and cats goes to hell, no heaven. Can we shut him down?

Question

A so-called Christian pastor (claimed, all dogs, animals, except horses) goes to hell, no heaven, and give children horrified view of afterlife of pets and other ethnic groups.

http://www.landoverbaptist.org/news0106/petsinheaven.html

Exact Quote, "As we understand it, Chinese folks love to eat dogs. I'm sorry, Timmy - it is a hard sight to take in, but in a few weeks little Scruffy will be savagely ripped to shreds, as will countless other pooches, at the blood-stained hands of starving, godless Chinamen as they are beaten and sodomized by demons on the desolate shores of the Lake of Fire. My guess is that those shores will be piled high with the rotting, bone-picked carcasses of every household pet there ever was."

To magpiez. I do think this site page about people/pet afterlife, create a form of mental abuse to young kids.

it's sad that some people abuse the internet. Considered Internet is a public place, people are irresponsible of what they said and publish on the web.

Answer 1

This guy is a "Christian"? Has he ever heard of St. Francis of Assissi, I wonder? If that's his brand of Christianity, then I want nothing to do with it.

Answer 2

No wonder people don't go to church any more!!!! I think that all religions are basically on about the same thing but have different ways of going about it and one of the tenements of them all is that there is wonderful afterlife full of everything we could want... well that would include your pets amongst other things wouldn't it or whats the point. I over heard a reputable psychic on the radio and amongst the waffling on to various people told one of them that the person (on the other side) had gone and found their (recently departed) dog and was looking after them!
I think that that priest or whatever he was was should be reported to a higher church authority and a fuss made to them and the media about his offensive remarks particularly to what appears to be a child... [is this the new form of child abuse?].

Answer 3

I just went and took a look at the site. What caught my eye was the (TM) beside the words "True Christian". I feel bad for the extremely blunt and harsh words that were said to Timmy, but you have to look further. I don't believe this church is based on Christ. There are MANY discrepancies found, even with just a slight glance.

In answer to your question:

No, you can't shut him down. First Amendment: Freedom of religion, speech, the press, right to assemble, and right to petition the government in times of duress

Answer 4

You forgot the Paul Harvey version! And now...something else of the tale. next in line in the back of the mice turned right into a great undergo that had died in it is sleep throughout hibernation. It had continually needed a pair of curler skates, yet become continually too massive and clumsy. The Lord become form and granted its needs with a heavenly smile...... Boy, oh boy, become that cat shocked...good day!

Answer 5

While very twisted, it sounds like he was joking.

Personally, I would like to believe that my pets have an afterlife, but I don't believe that they do. It isn't mentioned in the Bible at all, to my knowledge. I think they just decompose and that's the end of it.

Answer 6

That's a screwed up website. Wouldn't take any of it to heart.

Answer 7

That is absolutely ludicrous! "All Dog's go to Heaven"- I, swear, I watched a whole movie about it! :)

Answer 8

I believe that if you follow the link to the landover baptist website and spend more than two seconds looking at one page, you'll find that it is a spoof website basically making fun of religion in general.

Aparently they hold religion in pretty low esteem.

Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, if you don't agree with it, don't advertise for them.

EDIT: Thanks for the thumbs down. Ignorance is bliss!

Answer 9

no way