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Fred Phelps is a recognised foaming nutball who hates everybody, so stapling his hate-filled message from god
to a disaster comes as no surprise to most. However, some of the more mainstream religious leaders have seen fit to jump on the good reverend's bandwagon.
Anglican Dean of Sydney, Phillip Jensen, said the will of God involved His creation of the world but it also involved His judgment on the sinfulness of humanity.
Disasters are part of His warning that judgment is coming,Dean Jensen said.
Australian Federation of Islamic Councils chief executive Amjad Mehboob said it could not have happened unless it was God's will.
You really have to wonder who would want to go to heaven if this is the kind of reception you'd meet. I'm embarrassed enough to have to share a city with the likes of the noxious Jensen.
It was a message from above—The Sunday Telegraph, 2nd January 2005.
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