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Quick/dirty/shitA replacement for the Carlisle Cursing Stone...
From the Bad Public Art challenge. See all 209 entries (closed)
(, Sat 12 Mar 2005, 18:08, archived)
hahahahamy dad got that stone put there...
edit: plus jim tootle is mad
(edit: plus jim tootle is mad
lemony,
Sat 12 Mar 2005, 18:10,
archived)
THAT stoneor the curse one?
Where the fuck is that cursing stone, anyway? I never once saw it.
(Where the fuck is that cursing stone, anyway? I never once saw it.
AzToTheRescue The arsehole formally known as Az The S slur,
Sat 12 Mar 2005, 18:18,
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Hatsoff to your dad - and Jim Tootle isn't as mad as the Rt Rev Graham Dow:
"In 1990 Bishop Dow, a close friend on [sic] the Prime Minister Tony Blair, wrote a booklet, Explaining Deliverance, in which his views on evil spirits were revealed. He said the spirits could also cause untreatable diseases.
He also wrote that people who repeatedly wear black or always purchase a black car may be possessed by evil spirits. He says clear signs of evil spirits at work are “sexual lust and deviant sexual practice”.
Dow was Blair’s university chaplain; he is also on the UK Support and Advisory Group for Ellel Grange, a training centre for Christians who want to battle the demonic (an organisation which has been accused of promoting false memories of Satanic abuse). I have heard stories that while he was Bishop of Willesden he was in the habit of performing impromptu exorcisms on teenagers up for confirmation.
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Sat 12 Mar 2005, 18:19,
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"In 1990 Bishop Dow, a close friend on [sic] the Prime Minister Tony Blair, wrote a booklet, Explaining Deliverance, in which his views on evil spirits were revealed. He said the spirits could also cause untreatable diseases.
He also wrote that people who repeatedly wear black or always purchase a black car may be possessed by evil spirits. He says clear signs of evil spirits at work are “sexual lust and deviant sexual practice”.
Dow was Blair’s university chaplain; he is also on the UK Support and Advisory Group for Ellel Grange, a training centre for Christians who want to battle the demonic (an organisation which has been accused of promoting false memories of Satanic abuse). I have heard stories that while he was Bishop of Willesden he was in the habit of performing impromptu exorcisms on teenagers up for confirmation.