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Pastor: Judge Could be Tortured by God.

More reason to eliminate religion.

A pastor jailed for paying people to vote in a Benton Harbor recall election, warned that a judge could be tortured by God.

According to msnbc on-line news "After being convicted and sentenced to probation in 2007 for paying people to vote in a Benton Harbor recall election, Edward Pinkney wrote an article in a small Chicago newspaper saying the judge who handled the case could be punished by God with curses, fever and "extreme burning" unless he changed his ways"

In fact, "Another judge considered the article a threat and sentenced Pinkney to three to 10 years in prison for violating his probation. Pinkney, who says he's a Baptist minister, and his attorneys say he was only paraphrasing some Bible verses from the book of Deuteronomy."

Furthermore, not only the article pose a threat, but the Entire "Bible" pose a threat to humanity. In fact, after all these crimes that have been and still is perpetrated upon humanity by Bible totting, God fearing, Jesus loving individuals, "hell" yeah.

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Tags: God, Judge, Religion, Torture

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Comment by bobevt on December 16, 2008 at 6:57pm: One of the biggest reasons I don't believe in god is the belief that he tortures people for eternity!

Comment by Фелч Гроган on December 16, 2008 at 6:49pm: Gitmo's being shutdown by Obama. I think that's more appropriate for these nutjobs and Wall St. bankers.

Comment by Dallas the Phallus on December 16, 2008 at 12:41pm: Crazy bastard! And to think, people come to sit in front of him and listen to his nonsense. Lock him up and throw away the key, or better yet, cut out his tongue.

Comment by Buffy on December 16, 2008 at 11:54am: Same old crap. Threaten people who dare question what you do (or claim to have done) in the name of your "deeply held religious beliefs". Then turn around and claim that the threats themselves were merely more expression of your "deeply held religious beliefs" and therefore should not be subject to scrutiny, question, penalty or criticism.

They really do think slapping "religious/religion" on anything they say or do should make them bulletproof.