Comments on: Andrew Wommack and His Ministries Want To Kill You

By: Dee Bee

Dee Bee — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 19:03:18 +0000

I knew Leland in Dallas in the 80′s and early 90′s. When I knew him, Leland was happily gay, out loud and proud. Just learned of his sudden death last year. I am starting to question the”sudden pneumonia and organ shut down” death.

By: Priya Lynn

Priya Lynn — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 16:11:46 +0000

“we love the people but not the acts”.

Riiiiigghhhtt. You love the people so much you’ll put them to death or imprison them to demonstrate your love. You have one demonic sense of love bulian.

By: bulian

bulian — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 13:52:33 +0000

the fact is God is using Andrew and Andrew didnot make the bill, and he advises every one to read the Bible he never brags that the word is from him and never told anyone to follow him he clearly says he is just the teacher of the word….get you bible and read it
you have the knowledge in it besides every one is entitled to their own opinion if you really want to help Uganda enough with ur gay bill there are more pressing issues in our country than having strangers feel they know what we need more. like i keep saying it is becoz it was put as a condition to receive Aid from the western world countries that caused all this in the first place. we love the people but not the acts therefore dont expect people to just get on board with acts that are just……

By: Priya Lynn

Priya Lynn — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 21:03:41 +0000

Right Kakuyo, nothing more wholesome than executing innocent people.

By: KAKUYO JASON

KAKUYO JASON — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 20:54:51 +0000

I love all that God is using Andrew wommack for in Uganda lately.
The too true to be good news is sinking greatly n I know it’s gonna consume the entire Uganda wholesomely….
love u Andrew …….

By: bulian marshal

bulian marshal — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 08:29:26 +0000

yes the commandments are true and yes i love my neigbours, i love no matter what you believe in or who you are..the difference is i donot have to love wat they do. i donot personally agree with the bill it is harsh but i donot want to see an act i donot believe in legalised that is the difference. am sori if i offend anyone i am not God and wd not want to be i donot believe such a harsh bill will be passed but one thing i see here is it wont be legal it is hard for a country with traditional values to up en change en embrace some things others find easy to take in, Uganda is a conservative country and some things are just toooo “foreign for the people”
imagine if one just imposes their culture say fgm…they will fight it is their culture and right but others will see it as brutal. in conclusion,gaysim legalised in Uganda is a long shot. we need order otherwise thieves, murderers, would all be openly fighting for their rights as well.homsexuality has always been here but not publicised and we want it to stay that way.

By: Timothy Kincaid

Timothy Kincaid — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 07:45:28 +0000

Bulien,

It seems that here at Box Turtle Bulletin, we are more familiar with what goes on in your country than you are. Why is that, do you suppose?

Could it be that we are not looking for excuses not to see what is plain as day?

I suspect that you consider yourself a Christian. So I am going to challenge you with the commandments of Christ. There are only two: love God and love your neighbor as yourself. All the law and prophets are wrapped up in those two commandments. In fact if you read it in context you understand that you CANNOT love God if you don’t love your neighbor and treat him as you wish to be treated.

But here you are angry that your gay neighbor does not want a law passed that would call for his death. (And don’t argue that point if you’ve not read that bill because I have).

Do you want the government to pass a law to execute you? Of course not.

And you would want people to rise up against an unjust law to kill you.

So you have to make a choice: you can either love God or seek to oppress homosexuals. Because according to Jesus you cannot do both.

Which is it? Do you choose to harm gay people or do you choose to treat them the way you want to be treated – EQUAL to you, not lesser – and in doing so love God?

By: bulian marshal

bulian marshal — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 06:51:16 +0000

now Priya, that is wat was reported…that death had nothing to do with gayism it was a whole different issue come to uganda and do your research as i said donot believe everything posted on line,my mind is not twisted on asking as to why they want special treatment they existed here before and no one cared that is why i asked why now?
it is true no one is killing them but the one who murdered him was gay as well i wont be shocked if they just sacrificed him so as to propel their cause it wont be the first time.
besides the western world provoked the bill to come out with ur ultimatums

By: Priya Lynn

Priya Lynn — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 15:41:27 +0000

Bulian said “why the farce to be treated specially when there is nothing cool about it.’

You see how messed up your mind is Bulian? You think asking to be treated like everyone else is asking to be “treated specially”. You have to be incredibly twisted to think like that.

David Kato was killed because he dared to speak out against the abuse. We only heard about his murder because he was well known, gays who are murdered that aren’t so well known you never hear about. And your proposed legislation WOULD kill innoncent gays, so don’t give us this “No one is killing gays” B.S.

By: bulian marshal

bulian marshal — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 09:32:49 +0000

iam a ugandan living here….so u people who are just talking because you are on line are wrong.1.no one is killing gays 2.why the farce to be treated specially when there is nothing cool about it.
well the system of how homosexuality is being introduced is the issue here, most of our children in schools are raped, a little boy of 6 was raped in the gents …and so on if people would just do this out of their free will do u think it wd turn out to be such a national issue? no but the way these acts were carried out are brutal drugging pples drinks then in the morning you wake to a hurting ass…so concerned african how is being gay leading to education? apart from confusing our children in school with fancy things if only they turn gay.so where u get Lelands response wrong is he wont go saying homosexuality is good because it isnot other wise only one type of people would have existed or would be able to reproduce that way..the so called educated world are the ones who taught us like poles repel so in conclusion, no one is killing homosexuals here on the contrary i see them partying freely so wat if they wont officially get married in our churches they can in yours..much as you have your beliefs so do we as a country respect that and stop exaggerating about them being harrases here.