Holy Spirit and Technology– Are WAREZ sinful?

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For the last 20 years I have been hacking satellite systems, xboxs, playtstations, gameboys, and ipods. I have downloaded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of movies, applications, console games, pc games, operating systems, educational software, and last but certainly not least – pornography! I didn't do any of this to make a profit. It was only for personal use. I was excited by the challenge at first. To reverse engineer hardware and obtain free software from the deepest darkest bowels of the internet is fun. I guess you kind of lose sight of what you are really doing.
I also read the Bible twice everyday (well-weekdays on the train). A little hypocritical you say? Me too. Well, I'm trying to change all that. …

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THE PAINFUL LESSONS OF MULTICULTURALISM

THE PAINFUL LESSONS OF MULTICULTURALISM
By Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester in England

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(APN Editors comments: This article written by an English Anglican Bishop draws on the experience of Britain. We reproduce it as the lessons learnt, and points the writer makes, are pertinent to our current situation here in Australia. Let us pray we as a Nation, learn the lessons spoken of in this article before we suffer the same fate as Britain. The writer was born in Pakistan where he studied Islamic History.) …

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Sheikh again demeans Australian women

From today's Sydney Morning Herald:

At least one Muslim leader has branded Sheik Taj el-Din al Hilaly "out of line" for his comments in blaming immodestly dressed women for sexual assault.

The former secretary of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, Shujat Mantoo, said the sheik was probably out of line, but he defended his right to stay in Australia.

"There would be many people like [the sheik] who uphold those views, and there would be among mainstream Christians, but we don't simply deport them. We educate them," Mr Mantoo said.

Sheik al Hilaly's comments were delivered in a Ramadan sermon to 500 worshippers in Sydney last month, a newspaper report said.

He blamed women who "sway suggestively" and who wore make-up and no hijab [Islamic scarf] for sexual attacks. …

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