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Barnaby Joyce's withdrawal from Q&A
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But back to the main issue and we should include Shadow Minister at this point.
Whatever you think of them Christian fundamentalist churches are very comfortably with doomsday predictions, so the notion the world and humanity are facing an existential threat from the excesses of the human race is actually right from their playbook. Perhaps you should acquaint yourself with one of Time's 100 most influential people from last year. Katherine Hayhoe is both a climate scientist and an evangalist Christian.
http://time.com/70881/katharine-hayhoe-2014-time-100/
Secondly their focus on the asylum seeker issue may be born primarily from looking to support Christians fleeing persecutions from the various religious or political regimes but if you think they are buying into Abbott's take on the issue you are sorely mistaken. Many of the churches in my area, including the one I attended for the funeral, are caring for and mentoring recently arrived refugees. The are also active in refugee camps on a private basis in a number of countries.
The issue of gay marriage is one area that they perhaps have a reasonable affinity with the stance of the PM, but given a large majority of other Australians who are impatient for this country to stand up and be counted on a reform that is obviously going to come there is little consolation for him.