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SIDNEY, Iowa (AP) — A southwest Iowa pastor has been convicted of sexually abusing a 5-year-old girl.

A Fremont County jury Friday, March 3, 2016, found 68-year-old Roger Kissel guilty of sex abuse and lascivious acts. Radio station KNCY in Nebraska City, Nebraska, reports that the jury deliberated for about 2½ hours.

Kissel’s sentencing is set for May 4


http://wqad.com/2016/03/07/iowa-pastor-convicted-of-sexually-abusing-a-5-year-old/

God will always triumph no matter how some people try to spoil His church's name.

facheux:
SIDNEY, Iowa (AP) — A southwest Iowa pastor has been convicted of sexually abusing a 5-year-old girl.

A Fremont County jury Friday, March 3, 2016, found 68-year-old Roger Kissel guilty of sex abuse and lascivious acts. Radio station KNCY in Nebraska City, Nebraska, reports that the jury deliberated for about 2½ hours.

Kissel’s sentencing is set for May 4


http://wqad.com/2016/03/07/iowa-pastor-convicted-of-sexually-abusing-a-5-year-old/

This story reminds me of a certain paedophile puppet mohamed who molested baby aisha when she was only six years old. The pastor in question must be practising the sunnah of mohamed.

I think it will be better if he was convicted of being pedophile and not sexual abuse, we thank God that it was a pastor today that was a pedophile and not prophet again, and in your own language, the most honourable person in the world whether you like it or not, is now termed as puppet, what a pity!

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Annunaki:
This story reminds me of a certain paedophile puppet mohamed who molested baby aisha when she was only six years old. The pastor in question must be practising the sunnah of mohamed.

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if indeed the marriage of Aisha was something which was despicable even at that time and in that culture, this fact would never have been recorded for posterity and all efforts to conceal or cloud it would have been undertaken.

But the fact that this hadith had reached us after it was recorded centuries ago and to all the Muslim generations in between proved that the marriage was culturally and morally acceptable and the fact is also that the Muslim community at that time remained unshakened in its faith in his Prophethood and the message which he had brought bear testimony to this assertion.

Secondly - we have to look at the life of Aisha afterwards. She was without doubt one of the foremost scholars of Islam. It is even said that she had attained in her lifetime the position of Mufti - someone capable of giving religious rulings - a position very few Muslims will ever occupy.

She was seeked by many, both men and women, who hungered for knowledge and they came to her from all directions, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria. History does not know of any woman who was approached by so many for such a noble purpose.

If indeed she had became a victim of sexual abuse she would in most probability be devastated emotionally, psychologically, mentally and perhaps even physically but the achievements she had made in her life after the death of the Prophet proved that she was a woman who was in complete control of her faculties, becoming one of the intellectual giants of Islam.

And the fact that she had spoken so dearly of the Prophet was indicative of the innocence of the marriage and of the impeccable character of her husband because given the trust enjoyed by her by the virtue of her relationship with him, she could have unleashed a vengeful attack against him by attributing to him words or deeds of horrendous nature if indeed she was a victim of his supposed lust, destroying both the Prophet and Islam.

No sexual abuse victim would ever spoke positively of her attacker, much less becoming a channel that promote love and understanding of him and the message which he had brought."

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Mty4real:
I think it will be better if he was convicted of being pedophile and not sexual abuse, we thank God that it was a pastor today that was a pedophile and not prophet again, and in your own language, the most honourable person in the world whether you like it or not, is now termed as puppet, what a pity!

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if indeed the marriage of Aisha was something which was despicable even at that time and in that culture, this fact would never have been recorded for posterity and all efforts to conceal or cloud it would have been undertaken.

But the fact that this hadith had reached us after it was recorded centuries ago and to all the Muslim generations in between proved that the marriage was culturally and morally acceptable and the fact is also that the Muslim community at that time remained unshakened in its faith in his Prophethood and the message which he had brought bear testimony to this assertion.

Secondly - we have to look at the life of Aisha afterwards. She was without doubt one of the foremost scholars of Islam. It is even said that she had attained in her lifetime the position of Mufti - someone capable of giving religious rulings - a position very few Muslims will ever occupy.

She was seeked by many, both men and women, who hungered for knowledge and they came to her from all directions, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria. History does not know of any woman who was approached by so many for such a noble purpose.

If indeed she had became a victim of sexual abuse she would in most probability be devastated emotionally, psychologically, mentally and perhaps even physically but the achievements she had made in her life after the death of the Prophet proved that she was a woman who was in complete control of her faculties, becoming one of the intellectual giants of Islam.

And the fact that she had spoken so dearly of the Prophet was indicative of the innocence of the marriage and of the impeccable character of her husband because given the trust enjoyed by her by the virtue of her relationship with him, she could have unleashed a vengeful attack against him by attributing to him words or deeds of horrendous nature if indeed she was a victim of his supposed lust, destroying both the Prophet and Islam.

No sexual abuse victim would ever spoke positively of her attacker, much less becoming a channel that promote love and understanding of him and the message which he had brought."

Don't suffer yourself, we have explained this times without number to them, but they just kept repeating the same mistake by calling him a pedophile, we said a pedophile can go extra mile in sexually abusing even his own biological child, that is how far extent it can go, since been a pedophile is not normalcy but rather a critical disorder in one's mental faculty. So now tell me after this Aisha you kept exemplifying was brought in because of the existing love between her father and the prophet, do you think a pedophile can keep a young girl to some certain age before touching her, mtseeeew! And please I kept saying that you have to give us a name for all other adults he married too including the one that was older than him perhaps let me borrow you one like "adultphile"

Mty4real:
I think it will be better if he was convicted of being pedophile and not sexual abuse, we thank God that it was a pastor today that was a pedophile and not prophet again, and in your own language, the most honourable person in the world whether you like it or not, is now termed as puppet, what a pity!

It takes a completely brain dead lunatic to describe a vile despicable criminal like mohamed as 'honourable' talkless of being the most honourable person in the world. Do you have any idea what it means to be honourable

facheux:
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if indeed the marriage of Aisha was something which was despicable even at that time and in that culture, this fact would never have been recorded for posterity and all efforts to conceal or cloud it would have been undertaken.

But the fact that this hadith had reached us after it was recorded centuries ago and to all the Muslim generations in between proved that the marriage was culturally and morally acceptable and the fact is also that the Muslim community at that time remained unshakened in its faith in his Prophethood and the message which he had brought bear testimony to this assertion.

Secondly - we have to look at the life of Aisha afterwards. She was without doubt one of the foremost scholars of Islam. It is even said that she had attained in her lifetime the position of Mufti - someone capable of giving religious rulings - a position very few Muslims will ever occupy.

She was seeked by many, both men and women, who hungered for knowledge and they came to her from all directions, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria. History does not know of any woman who was approached by so many for such a noble purpose.

If indeed she had became a victim of sexual abuse she would in most probability be devastated emotionally, psychologically, mentally and perhaps even physically but the achievements she had made in her life after the death of the Prophet proved that she was a woman who was in complete control of her faculties, becoming one of the intellectual giants of Islam.

And the fact that she had spoken so dearly of the Prophet was indicative of the innocence of the marriage and of the impeccable character of her husband because given the trust enjoyed by her by the virtue of her relationship with him, she could have unleashed a vengeful attack against him by attributing to him words or deeds of horrendous nature if indeed she was a victim of his supposed lust, destroying both the Prophet and Islam.

No sexual abuse victim would ever spoke positively of her attacker, much less becoming a channel that promote love and understanding of him and the message which he had brought."

You just confirmed that the moral standards at the time of mohamed was pathetically low. One would have expected a prophet to raise the moral standard but instead he reduced the standard and codified it permanently into islamic practise allowing islamic perverts and paedophiles today to justify their shameful deeds. How do you make a man with much lower standards than your self a role model

muhammed was a pedo. Pedophilia runs rampant in islam. Like founder like followers.