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An Austrian bishop has described a German music festival stampede where 21 people died as a sinful event and suggested the deaths may have been God's punishment for losing faith.

Salzburg's Roman Catholic bishop, Andreas Laun, described the Love Parade and participation in it as "a rebellion against creation and against God's order, (which) are sins and an invitation to sin".

As well as the deaths, more than 500 people were injured when a lethal bottleneck formed as revellers tried to get in to the festival in the German city of Duisburg on July 24.

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WWJD, Please don't come on this site suggesting that God caused the death of those poor people. From a Christian perspective, God might be angered by the sin, however the price of sin is death, and has already been paid.

Your posts do nothing to evangelise people, and everything to put them off the Christian faith.

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WWJD, Please don't come on this site suggesting that God caused the death of those poor people. From a Christian perspective, God might be angered by the sin, however the price of sin is death, and has already been paid.

Your posts do nothing to evangelise people, and everything to put them off the Christian faith.

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An Austrian bishop has described a German music festival stampede where 21 people died as a sinful event and suggested the deaths may have been God's punishment for losing faith.

Salzburg's Roman Catholic bishop, Andreas Laun, described the Love Parade and participation in it as "a rebellion against creation and against God's order, (which) are sins and an invitation to sin".

As well as the deaths, more than 500 people were injured when a lethal bottleneck formed as revellers tried to get in to the festival in the German city of Duisburg on July 24.

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These are not the thoughts of a mad "God botherer", it is a Bishop saying these things, Bishops know a lot about this sort of thing. I am merely passing on his wisdom. My late husband attended Glastonbury many times and I know in the early years he took drugs and succumbed to the flesh (before we met). He last attended Glastonbury in 2007, he was taken one week after his return. He was only 59. Whilst you may not think you live a decadent lifestyle and music isn't bad per se, I myself am fond of Lena Martell and Foster and Allen, a lot of trouble does follow it around.

It's too late for my husband to repent, it's not too late for you.

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Wow.

If that's gods response to the sins of a fairly inconsequential festival, I hate to think of the carnage that's going to happen when he takes out his wrath on the Catholic Church and all its followers.

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Wow.

If that's gods response to the sins of a fairly inconsequential festival, I hate to think of the carnage that's going to happen when he takes out his wrath on the Catholic Church and all its followers.

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An Austrian bishop has described a German music festival stampede where 21 people died as a sinful event and suggested the deaths may have been God's punishment for losing faith.

Salzburg's Roman Catholic bishop, Andreas Laun, described the Love Parade and participation in it as "a rebellion against creation and against God's order, (which) are sins and an invitation to sin".

As well as the deaths, more than 500 people were injured when a lethal bottleneck formed as revellers tried to get in to the festival in the German city of Duisburg on July 24.

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This is obvious trolling, however:

Jesus had no problem with drinking, celebration, music or healing herbs. What would jesus do? He'd go to glastonbury, you'd find him in the healing fields ;)

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Jesus had no problem with drinking, celebration, music or healing herbs. What would jesus do? He'd go to glastonbury, you'd find him in the healing fields ;)

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