An Asian Christian woman living in London blogging about the everyday issues of religion

Friday, 13 April 2012

Twitter Tweets about Anglican Mainstream


Why are some 'christian groups' so obsessed with gay people? 'Thou doth protest too much'? 
3h
Christianity is about Grace&Love. Why don't  & promote this? Don't hide behind Jesus to preach your hatred.
5h
So  are fully going for the bad publicity is good approach. When does their sex tape come out? 
7h
The bigoted morons from  have instructed lawyers to sue Boris Johnson:  
7h
The  branch of  calls gay people "broken." 
7h
The  need to be exposed as the bigoted hate filled bunch of scum that they're!How can they possibly claim tobe religious!
7h
 instead of pushing your archaic beliefs and myths on to people, sit in a corner alone and chat to your invisible friend!
8h
The  can kiss my ass! Trying to spread there message of hate in  they're despicable! Hate isn't religious u scum!
8h
 and  are bigots who use their religion as an excuse to promote hate.  is one them. 

Apologies if this doesn't read clearly. It's a snapshot of what is being said on Twitter. 
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Monday, 9 April 2012

Funny Easter Pictures-To Me Anyway!


My daughter's Easter chocolate collection. Spot the odd one out though. 


My daughter and godson grinning while holding a message that bears some seriousness. Only children could get away with things like this! They were pleased because they had made the sign for Stations of the Cross.

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Friday, 6 April 2012

Pictures from Passiontide at Trafalgar Square - Good Friday

It seems quite an obvious thing to state but I always need to feel a certain amount of sadness, a jolt if you like of the senses, on Good Friday to have empathy with the suffering of Christ. Today it came from my first witness of a Passiontide. Thousands of people watched two performances at Trafalgar Square.
It was a testament to the power of Christianity despite the copious amount of debate over the decline in numbers of Church attendance and the alleged irrelevancy of the faith that people watched in awe, in tears and clapped at the end.
 In fact, the most astounding evidence of this came after the play ended when the actor who played Jesus was mobbed for well over an hour as people jostled to shake his hand and take pictures with him. 
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