(=On "How Justin Welby helped win the war on Wonga"=)

Martin: Justin Welby seems very keen on this sort of thing, he doesn't seem nearly as keen as preaching the gospel and holiness. Indeed he seems to accept sin in his fellow clerics with equanimity. Unless that sin is paedophilia of course.
Incidentally I'm still awaiting an answer as to why Premiers directors list their business credentials and not their spiritual ones. And where is their statement of faith?

Peter: As this article makes clear this issue is far more in line with the gospel and indeed "the bible" than many of the issues you post about on here.

Martin: You have no idea what the gospel is. It certainly isn't about Wonga. The gospel is the free gift that God offers, not what we do.

Peter: There are at least as many verses about lending with interest (let alone high interest) as there are about homosexuality, an issue you have considered important enough to opine about repeatedly on here.

Martin: I hadn't noticed any usurers coming on here and claiming it was their nature and denying the Bible had anything critical to say about them.

Peter: Really? No one works in banking who posts on here? I think you'd find them commenting if you used the language against them that you routinely use against gay people.
How is one issue mentioned in the bible not worth the archbishop talking about or premier reporting despite it being prevalent and another worth hours of rhetoric from you?

Martin: So point me to a banker claiming special rights and demanding the baking of a cake on here.