The taking of one innocent human life is like killing all of humanity. It is quoted in the Torah and the Quran. The pastor has violated all three religions.
Pastor drowned pregnant wife: Crown
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The taking of one innocent human life is like killing all of humanity. It is quoted in the Torah and the Quran. The pastor has violated all three religions.
we can bet he squared this with the big guy, he had divine approval, god wanted him with this other women, how could he protest a decision of his almighty?,
Nah, wolves are cool. Think of an animal that's predatory, but ugly and stupid. Jackals? Hayenas?
No, I got it! Baptists!
book cover, cute little baby hyenas cuddly little jackles, it don't if it's a crock in the sheep skin the shock is the thing, deception, the lie, you watched Disney when you were a kid didn't you
book cover, cute little baby hyenas cuddly little jackles, it don't if it's a crock in the sheep skin the shock is the thing, deception, the lie, you watched Disney when you were a kid didn't you
Not really.
You must be younger and escaped the fullness of Disneys replication of western history and ducks? I was a victim, Disney retarted me for three decades maybe six I don't know
Your lucky, TV radiation is what deformed me in my infanccy and it's. Black and white crap one channel. The family would huddle around it and warm their brains.
Yup, you're an idiot. Christianity is no where near a "minority" in Canada. Fu cking no minds spouting ignorant bullshyte.
Minister said he 'might get remarried' hours after wife's death
By Sam Pazzano, Toronto Sun
First posted: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 08:33 PM EST | Updated: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 09:36 PM EST
TORONTO - Baptist minister Philip Grandine stunned his marriage counsellor by revealing only hours after his pregnant wife died that he “might get remarried,” a jury heard Tuesday.
Pastor Steve Hadfield told court he picked up Grandine at a Scarborough police station after the man said he discovered the lifeless body of his wife, Anne Karissa Grandine, in a bathtub at their Marsh Rd. home on Oct. 17, 2011.
Hadfield queried Grandine about whether the widower would choose a double plot at a cemetery.
“Well, I’ve never really thought about that. I might get re-married,” Hadfield quoted Grandine as saying.
Grandine, 28, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of his wife, 29, who was 20 weeks pregnant at the time.
Hadfield testified he was providing marriage counselling to the couple for several weeks after the husband revealed his “physical and emotional” affair with parishoner Eileen Florentino that summer.
Hadfield said Grandine agreed to resign as the pastor at Ennerdale Baptist Church because of the extramarital relationship. Grandine also promised his pastor-colleague that he would end the affair, court heard.
Hours after the woman’s death, the marriage counsellor suspected his friend had broken his promise about the tryst.
Hadfield asked Grandine, “Are you still in love with her (Florentino)?”
“My feelings have not changed,” Hadfield quoted Grandine as saying.
“There is whole deception going on and you need to start telling the truth,” Hadfield recalled telling Grandine.
Hadfield told court that he sternly added: “You’ve been in contact with Eileen this whole counselling process time and you need to start telling the truth.”
Hadfield recalled that Grandine replied: “My sister is here — I have to go.”
The prosecution has alleged that Grandine — who was also a nurse with access to the sedative lorazepam at his job — drugged and drowned his wife.
Hadfield said Grandine appeared to be “under the influence of something” because of his slurred speech, wobbly gait and drowsiness on the couple’s last counselling session four days before the woman’s death.
“I know it wasn’t alcohol. I couldn’t smell it on his breath,” said Hadfield, noting Grandine abstained from drinking alcohol.
Lorazepam can cause drowsiness, reduced muscle control and dizziness, court heard.
The trial resumes Wednesday.
sam.pazzano@sunmedia.ca
Philip Grandine, 28, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Anna “Karissa” Grandine, 29. (ABOUT IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO)
Minister said he 'might get remarried' hours after wife's death | Toronto & GTA
By Sam Pazzano, Toronto Sun
First posted: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 08:33 PM EST | Updated: Tuesday, November 18, 2014 09:36 PM EST
TORONTO - Baptist minister Philip Grandine stunned his marriage counsellor by revealing only hours after his pregnant wife died that he “might get remarried,” a jury heard Tuesday.
Pastor Steve Hadfield told court he picked up Grandine at a Scarborough police station after the man said he discovered the lifeless body of his wife, Anne Karissa Grandine, in a bathtub at their Marsh Rd. home on Oct. 17, 2011.
Hadfield queried Grandine about whether the widower would choose a double plot at a cemetery.
“Well, I’ve never really thought about that. I might get re-married,” Hadfield quoted Grandine as saying.
Grandine, 28, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of his wife, 29, who was 20 weeks pregnant at the time.
Hadfield testified he was providing marriage counselling to the couple for several weeks after the husband revealed his “physical and emotional” affair with parishoner Eileen Florentino that summer.
Hadfield said Grandine agreed to resign as the pastor at Ennerdale Baptist Church because of the extramarital relationship. Grandine also promised his pastor-colleague that he would end the affair, court heard.
Hours after the woman’s death, the marriage counsellor suspected his friend had broken his promise about the tryst.
Hadfield asked Grandine, “Are you still in love with her (Florentino)?”
“My feelings have not changed,” Hadfield quoted Grandine as saying.
“There is whole deception going on and you need to start telling the truth,” Hadfield recalled telling Grandine.
Hadfield told court that he sternly added: “You’ve been in contact with Eileen this whole counselling process time and you need to start telling the truth.”
Hadfield recalled that Grandine replied: “My sister is here — I have to go.”
The prosecution has alleged that Grandine — who was also a nurse with access to the sedative lorazepam at his job — drugged and drowned his wife.
Hadfield said Grandine appeared to be “under the influence of something” because of his slurred speech, wobbly gait and drowsiness on the couple’s last counselling session four days before the woman’s death.
“I know it wasn’t alcohol. I couldn’t smell it on his breath,” said Hadfield, noting Grandine abstained from drinking alcohol.
Lorazepam can cause drowsiness, reduced muscle control and dizziness, court heard.
The trial resumes Wednesday.
sam.pazzano@sunmedia.ca
Philip Grandine, 28, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Anna “Karissa” Grandine, 29. (ABOUT IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO)
Minister said he 'might get remarried' hours after wife's death | Toronto & GTA
Sure there is. Through a scope on a sniper rifle.
This guy could have believed in NO religion, and he would have done the exact same thing anyhow. Scum is as scum is.
First of all, Christians are hardly a minority group in Canada. Christians represent 67% of the religions in Canada according to the numbers in Wikipedia, as for the official Stats Can Census, 7 out of every 10 Canadian identifies as either Catholic or Protestant, which would be your ever so important 70% by the way.
Religion in Canada - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
96F0030XIE2001015 - Religions in Canada
It is not something one would expect from Americans, maybe it's something you would expect as you seem highly critical, small minded and judgmental. And since when is murder an indiscretion? It isn't an indiscretion, it's a crime, a crime that transcends all nationalities and religious affiliations (or lack thereof).
National inferiority complex, what a load of manure! Don't ascribe your own neurosis to the entirety of the nation please, seek counsel with a therapist instead.
Oh yes, you're just saying.
And what a load of bull crap it is too.
Oh no, no. Didn't you read what he said? It's an "indiscretion". :roll:
The pastor was a baptist according to the Toronto Sun.
Baptists make up only 1.9% of the Denominal Christians. The Catholics would not be affected by the baptist pastors indiscretions, but the small baptist population would be devastated.
About Canada's national inferiority complex.
Brady: Canada’s national inferiority complex is making me feel small
National inferiority complex makes me feel small | The London Free Press