Rev. Scott Luxon

oh ok. it was just shocking to me I didn't consider the possibilities

NEWS10 on medical mission slain in Afghanistan Ten members of a Christian medical team — six Americans, two Afghans, one German and a Briton — are gunned down in a gruesome slaughter that the Taliban said they carried out.... ~~~ Okay now this takes it too far Why does it matter the nationalities of the Christians? I know a few Afghani Christians in toronto This is unacceptable The media should not be trying to provoke an Islamic response Release it with that headline in Afghanistan I don't want the war here Please correct me if I am wrong in being highly offended that this type of prejudiced journalism is allowed in the 21st century

have faith we are twenty six million by your side you are "accredited" my suggestion, write a course in your discipline submit it to the seminary take it and pass it. in the mean time simply tell the public you have a calling and are a believer, student and a servant. I might know how you feel. people give out titles to each other. our church is no exception, we recognize a calling and ordain that is all the accreditation you need it stands up because our church stands up honour system as it were, live up to it and it will serve you well

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As a general rule since I've taken my vows I don't refer to Him as "God". There's is no difference between throwing the G bomb around than saying Joe down the street. I still find the term acceptable to refer to male deities and try not to utter their names in vain either. That said I tolerate it when others do, and see nothing wrong with addressing Him as such in prayer or saying grace. Many Christians seem to throw it around when generally discussing Him. other than that most other people don't talk much about Him at all, or they throw it out there as a curse word which to me is ironic. Many an atheist throws down a GD bomb.

ah... okay, thanks guys. I know a few ministers and pastors and such maybe I can ask them. So, anything that doesn't take a certificate should be legal then. yeah, due to the monarchy it is a little stricter up here I might have to go to a denominational bible college if someone wanted me to do a legal ceremony. I'm kind of torn, really love what the Universal Life Church stands for cross that bridge when we get to it i guess

Greetings, I have done some research and found very few if any references as to whether ULC Ministers have any status here in Ontario I found one reference that says we are allowed to perform services in 2 provinces but not which ones When I am ready I would like to be able to help people should they need me to perform ceremonies If anyone has any insight into this matter please let me know Thanks for your time

G_d called me back to the fold in order to help all of the people around me who are disillusioned I want to be able to counsel them and help them grow closer to spiritual living As yet I am not really consciously doing anything with my ordination I am enrolled in a study program and serve where i am needed to the best of my ability Ever since I was called I have felt a spiritual awakening such as I have rarely felt before