Amen!

6.3!  And they keep coming!  God will answer His critics that there are not more earthquakes now than before. There certainly are. But, if it takes some persuading, then God will accommodate the skeptics.  Jesus is coming soon!! 

Before He comes, there will be a national Sunday law in the US. Religious freedom will be a thing of the past. And, yes there will Sunday laws in all lands. Those who do not believe in Scripture will follow the commandments of men rather than the commandments of God while extolling their false religion. Such a deception!  They will be saying "peace, peace" when sudden destruction comes. 

It is time to prepare for our Lord's coming!

But it will have the opposite effect, since it will result in publicizing these incidents and making the insanity of these laws obvious.  And so, once again, the devil will have shot himself in the head.  As Paul has said, "we can do nothing against the truth, but for the truth."  II Cor. 13:8.

Duke wounded the dragon - and it hissed and roared.  Duke has my empathy and sympathy.  The same was done to me in Ohio, after yrs of service.  One woman I encouraged returned to Christ before she died. 

Both England and America need the Work Place Religious Freedom Act - free speech and religious liberty are dead in court these days unless the words spoken and things worshipped stroke the courts ego and serve it's purposes.

I guess it would work as weed barrier, but the common use of shadecloth in a greenhouse is a sunlight barrier when the sun is too hot  too intense  and stresses crops.

Green houses use shade cloth, in layers between rows...

Rolled roofing, shredded shingles

[A Wandsworth, England council worker was fired because he spoke to a client and suggested that she "not give up hope and try putting her faith in God.]

Shock decision against Council worker sacked for mentioning God [Excerpts]

There is widespread shock following the news that Duke Amachree has lost his case, having been sacked for mentioning God in the workplace. An employment tribunal has ruled that it was reasonable for Wandsworth Council to dismiss Duke, after he was sacked for gross misconduct for suggesting to a client with an incurable illness not to give up hope and to try putting her faith in God. The tribunal also found that the Council had not discriminated against Mr Amachree on the basis of his religion. In addition, the tribunal took the view that Duke had breached confidentiality by publicising his case.
The decision has come as a huge surprise to Duke and to his legal team.

Duke, a father of two and committed Christian, had worked for Wandsworth Council for 18 years and had an unblemished record. Yet, as a result of the comments he made in one 45 minute housing interview, he was subject to 6 months of investigations and three interviews with the Council. His solicitor was even told by the Council that saying "God bless" to a client would require an investigation if the client complained.

Gross misconduct usually covers such behaviour as violence in the workplace, theft or other such serious conduct. Yet the client herself expressly stated that she did not want Duke to be dismissed for what he had said and Duke had never been told that such small talk in a housing interview was prohibited. The Council have always accepted that Duke's motivation in speaking to the client was purely one of compassion.

Duke, backed by the Christian Legal Centre, took his case to the tribunal where it was argued that the Council's decision to dismiss him was grossly disproportionate and unfair, and that they had discriminated against him on the basis of his religion.
Despite the evidence that was presented to the tribunal, they decided that the Council's response was reasonable. Duke and his legal team intend to appeal the decision.

http://www.ccfon.org/view.php?id=1156

[With the passage of the U.S. Hate Crime Bill, the law will be used to silence Christians in America also. What is taking place in other socialist nations in order to forbid proclaiming the Gospel will happen here soon.]

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