Rev. James Tallach #fundie dailyrecord.co.uk

The people of Stornoway were cleaning up yesterday after a twister tore through the town, ripping slates off houses, uprooting trees and flipping a car on to its roof.

The freak storm struck the day after the God-fearing isle of Lewis staged its first gay civil partnership ceremony on Monday and less than a fortnight after the first Sunday ferry set sail despite protests from religious believers.

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The Reverend James Tallach, of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland, told the Record: "I'm not in a position to say this was the will of God. I don't have that information here.

"But I am prepared to say that it's certain no good will come out of defying God's law.

"That is what a Civil Partnership does. What happened on Monday was in defiance of God.

"We have also seen a clear breach of the Fourth Commandment, which regards keeping the Sabbath holy. Sunday sailings were also against the law of God."

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