A CONTROVERSIAL church group has called on Prime Minister Julia Gillard to fall on her knees in prayer in the midst of the looming cyclone crisis facing Queensland.
"It is very sad that this dark chapter in Australia’s history is led by an atheist Prime Minister in Julia Gillard and an openly homosexual Greens leader... both who have no regard for God nor prayer,'' Catch the Fire Ministeries said in a statement today.
President Dr Daniel Nalliah said Julia Gillard was not elected by the majority of the Australian people, but rather the personal decision of two power hungry independent MPs who catapulted Ms Gillard to the top job.
“Are we Aussies all paying for that decision? It is very well known that throughout history, in a time of national crisis, kings, prime ministers and presidents of countries around the world have turned to God, irrespective of whether they were Christian, Buddhist, Hindu or Muslim and asked for help or at least called the nation to pray for protection and for the victims of the disaster,” Dr Nalliah said.
Dr Nalliah, a former Family First candidate who was asked to leave the party for his controversial views, has already blamed the Queensland floods on Kevin Rudd speaking out against Israel.
He also blamed the Victorian bushfires on that state's liberalisation of abortion laws.
Dr Nalliah said right through the flood crisis across Australia, he had "not heard our Prime Minister call the people of Australia to pray and ask God for protection and for help for the tens of thousands of people who have become victims of this major disaster".
“Even the secular media personalities stated several times, ‘Our prayers and thoughts are with you’, but did we hear our PM make any such statements at all or did I just miss out on it?”
Dr Nalliah said under the Howard Government when Australia was going through a major drought crisis, Mr Howard called on the nation to pray for rain in 2007.
A National Prayer Gathering in Federal Parliament was then held on 22 October 2007.
"Within 24 hours the rains started pouring down in many parts of Australia.
“I am sure many will remember newspaper articles which stated, some on the front page, “Prayers answered, Heavens open, John Howard Calls Nation to Pray, Christians Pray for rain.
"Now we have a new crisis brewing in the seas of Australia with Cyclone Bianca in WA just passing through, and Cyclone Yasi in QLD.
"How many more disasters will it take before our nation, starting from the Prime Minister, would fall on our knees and ask for God’s protection and turn back to Him?”
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"Será que estamos todos pagando por essa decisão? É bem sabido que ao longo da história, num momento de crise nacional, reis, primeiros-ministros e presidentes de países ao redor do mundo se voltaram para Deus, independentemente de serem cristãos, budistas, hindus ou muçulmanos e pediram ajuda ou pelo menos chamaram a nação para orar por proteção e para as vítimas do desastre ", disse o Dr. Nalliah.
Dr Nalliah, um ex-candidato do "Família Primeiro" que foi convidado a deixar o partido por suas posições controversas, já culpou as inundações em Queensland, Kevin Rudd, falando contra Israel.
Ele também culpou os incêndios florestais em Victorian relacionando a liberalização de leis sobre o aborto desse estado.
"Quantos mais desastres o nosso país terá, até que a Primeira-Ministra, caia de joelhos e peça a proteção de Deus e nos voltemos para Ele?"
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