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editGong Shengliang's death sentence is just one of many situations where the leaders of a particular nation have neither the courage nor the integrity to allow opposing views to be presented or believed.
When someone kills people for their beliefs, this is a sign that the person's own beliefs must be pretty wimpy.
Deletion
editIn accordance with this discussion, this article has been kept. IceKarmaॐ 04:34, 26 September 2005 (UTC)
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Accusations
editFrom Chinese version: According to a spokesperson for the China National Religious Affairs Bureau and a high pastor of the Chinese Christian Association, Gong Shengliang incited believers to beat people who betrayed the South China Churchand used sulfuric acid to disfigure disobedient believers. In addition, he also told the devout female believer that he must have sex with him and raped eight women...
An extensive independent investigation was conducted with the China Aid Association, and finally the conclusion was published in August 2007 [1] , and some of the allegations against Gong Shengliang may be true. Zezen (talk) 19:06, 12 January 2019 (UTC)