The satanic St Philips York Street Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, excommunicated an excommunicated Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to all excommunications. The Anglican senior minister, Justin Moffatt, had refused to invite Torsten to his church because other pastors around the world had personally warned about Torsten, and by this inadvertent acknowledgement the minister confirmed what had long been suspected by Torsten, that church pastors were spreading lies about Torsten behind Torsten’s back. One of the lies that church pastors are speaking behind Torsten’s back is “They said that you make people uncomfortable in their congregation.” The Anglican minister Justin Moffatt warned Torsten not to attend any public meeting of his church, and that if Torsten did come, the Anglican minister would either call the police to evict Torsten from the church, or he would “assign a person to stand near you at all times”, which is exactly what the Anglican pastor did. The Anglican minister would not cease to harass Torsten.

(http://www.kyrkor.be/Justin-Moffatt-excommunication-cool-Anglican-harassment.htm)

(http://yorkstreetanglican.com)

This Anglican church in Sydney, Australia, St Philips York Street Anglican Church (http://yorkstreetanglican.com) excommunicated Torsten from their Anglican church, although Torsten is absolutely innocent in relation to every communication by churches.

Through the Anglican St Philips York Street Anglican Church, it has been confirmed that the Anglican churches and other churches worldwide, through their devilish pastors, are in fact spreading lies about Torsten behind Torsten’s back, and as a matter of fact these devilish pastors are intent to harm Torsten. The intention of these pastors are to prevent Torsten from fellowship with other single Christians, and to prevent Torsten from attaining a Christian marriage. The conduct of these pastors is malicious; inspired by satan. These pastors are satanic. And the outspoken agenda of Justin Moffatt (presumably the conspired agenda of several pastors) is to ensure that truth is unobtainable through http://www.kyrkor.be/Inhumane_Swedish_Pastors.pdf.

Beneath are transcripts of oral conversations and email correspondence with the senior minister and rector, Justin Moffatt, of the Anglican St Philips York Street Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia. The evidence speaks for itself, and if the church pastors cannot recognise satan in the words and conduct of these church pastors, at least intellectual non-Christians of secular societies are capable to recognise the deficiency of truth and the grave inconsistencies of these pastors and their churches.

The first three oral dialogues with the Anglican rector Justin Moffatt of St Philips Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, and all email correspondence with Justin Moffatt, is read chronologically from the bottom upwards beneath with the most recent emails at the top. The first three oral dialogues with the Anglican rector Justin Moffatt appears first, then the email correspondence. The final meeting with Justin Moffatt and his Anglican church can be read separately here: http://www.kyrkor.be/Justin-Moffatt-excommunication-cool-Anglican-harassment.htm

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First conversation with Anglican Rector Senior Minister Justin Moffatt (justin@yorkstreetanglican.com).

Location: Inside The Garrison Anglican Church (http://www.thegarrisonchurch.org.au) next to the entrance.

Time: Sunday, Nov. 17^th 2013 around 2pm

Together with a friendly Christian young gentleman from South Korea, who also is intending to visit Sydney for an extensive period of time, we walked to visit The Garrison Anglican Church, as we were both interested to visit a church in Sydney in the Sunday afternoon. Someone had informed us about an afternoon 4pm meeting called “Something New” at the church building of The Garrison Anglican Church (http://www.thegarrisonchurch.org.au). We arrived early at approximately 2pm. The door to the Anglican church building were wide open, and we stepped inside the building. I asked a person at the entrance if they had a meeting at 4pm. The person I asked did not know, but he called someone over to him who he believed might know, and another man came forth. I asked this second man if they have a meeting at their location at 4pm. This is, to the best of my memory recollection, the conversation that followed:

- Torsten: “Is there a 4pm meeting here?”

- Justin Moffatt: “What is you name?”

- Torsten: “My name is Torsten.”

- Justin Moffatt: ”What is your last name?”

- Torsten: ”My last name is Nenzen.”

- Justin Moffatt: ”Oh, you are the famous one.” [ironic voice]

- Torsten: “Or, maybe the infamous one.”

- Justin Moffatt: “I received an email from you. You emailed me.”

- Torsten: “What is your name?”

- Justin Moffatt: “Justin. I am a rector.”

- Torsten: “I send a lot of emails. [thinking…] I don’t recognise your name. I don’t think you replied.”

- Justin Moffat: “No I didn’t.”

- Justin Moffatt: “People told me about you. Others told me to have a look out for you.”

- Torsten: “Who are the others? What did they say?”

- Justin Moffatt: “Other ministers of the [Anglican] Church. [pause] All Souls … ” [tone of voice indicating All Souls in London (http://www.kyrkor.be/All-Souls-Church-Langham-Place-London.htm) were just one of several churches].

[long hesitant pause by Moffatt]

- Justin Moffatt: “They said that you make people uncomfortable in their congregation.”

- Justin Moffatt: “And they wanted me to keep a look out for you.”

- Torsten: “That’s very interesting. You are now confirming that these pastors are lying about me behind my back. That is not true. I have the factual evidence about All Souls in London on my website. I had a formal meeting with their rector in his office, where I wrote down exact citations from what he said to me.”

- Justin Moffat: “Why do you think they say these things about you?”

- Torsten: “There are two fundamental paths [explanations], but the consequence of both paths [explanations] is the same. Some pastors act out of ignorance, lack of knowledge, or lack of intelligence. And some pastors act out of malice and evil; with intention to harm me.”

- Justin Moffatt: “Is there a third path?”

- Torsten: “What is the third path?”

[No reply from Justin Moffatt.]

I then decided to help Rector Justin Moffatt to attain the facts. I took out from my wallet my personal contact card with my personal contact details, and I wrote an instruction on the back of my card: “www.kyrkor.be, click American flag, scroll down to page 4 onwards, search pdf ‘All Souls’ etc”. I handed the card with instructions to Rector Justin Moffatt.

- Torsten: “You are now in a position to choose your path. You can choose to prioritise truth, or you can choose to prioritise collegial loyalty at the expense of truth. If you choose collegial loyalty, then this will come back on your own head and on your shoulders.”

- Justin Moffatt: “I usually tend to defend the weaker part.”

- Torsten: “Defend the truth. Whether it is God’s truth, scientific truth or any other truth. … Defend truth.”

I then walked out from The Garrison Anglican Church. The friendly Christian young gentleman from South Korea and I walked to a restaurant for food, where I 20 minutes after the conversation with Rector Justin Moffatt wrote down on paper citations from the conversation, fresh from memory.

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Second conversation with Rector Senior Minister Justin Moffatt (justin@yorkstreetanglican.com).

Location: Inside St Philips York Street Anglican Church (http://yorkstreetanglican.com).

Time: Sunday, Nov. 17^th 2013, minutes prior to Justin Moffatt’s scheduled 6pm “service”

I entered St Philips York Street Anglican Church building approximately 15 minutes before their scheduled “service” for 6pm. I initiated individual conversations with four guys who were standing in the area at the back of the church building. Minutes prior to the scheduled evening “service”, Rector Justin Moffatt entered, saw me talking with a fellow, and approached me and interrupted.

- Justin Moffatt: “I looked at your website.” [frowning, unfriendly eyes, unfriendly voice]

- Justin Moffatt: “Where’s the substance?”

- Justin Moffatt: “There’s pages of it.” [with a scrolling down hand motion in the air]

- Justin Moffatt: “That scares me.” [points his finger at me, and leans his body slightly backwards away from me]

[a brief pause]

- Torsten: “You just have to search for a certain word, for example ’All Souls’, ’HTB’”

Justin Moffatt walked away to the front of his church. The fellow who I had been speaking with scurried away from me too.

At 6:05pm when I was sitting in the pew, I immediately wrote down the words spoken by Justin Moffatt at me.

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Third conversation with Rector Senior Minister Justin Moffatt (justin@yorkstreetanglican.com).

Location: Outside St Philips York Street Anglican Church (http://yorkstreetanglican.com).

Time: Sunday, Nov. 17^th 2013, minutes after I had exited the church building

After the end of their “service”, and after I had spoken with several persons inside the church building for approximately half an hour, I stepped outside the church building. Outside the church building was gathered one small group of persons. Also a woman was standing alone outside the church building. I stretched out my hand and greeted the woman standing alone. We spoke for about one minute, until Justin Moffatt exited the building and approached me, and interrupted.

Rector Justin Moffatt wanted to continue criticising me with statement he had found in the pdf on my website. He began by describing with an adversarial tone of unfriendly disbelief: “There are lists of this: excommunicated, excommunicated, excommunicated, excommunicated…” gesturing with his hand a list-of-points-motion.

Since Justin Moffatt was interrupting a conversation, and because he was at this stage harassing me with his recurring confrontations of me in an unfriendly voice and with adversarial comments, I responded to Justin Moffatt coldly: “I would like to sit down sometime this week and talk with you too. I have some questions for you. You said some things. I will send an email to you.”

While I was sitting in the pew inside the church building during Justin Moffatt’s pulpit performance, I had time to think regarding the statements made by this rector Justin Moffatt. I decided while sitting in the pew that I needed to inquire with Justin Moffatt what his intended message was when he spoke at me minutes before the service “Where’s the substance?”; a message which could be interpreted in two diametrically opposite directions. Either Justin Moffatt had realised from the evidence in the pdf that there was no substance against me by any of the pastors who had excommunicated me, or he was taking sides with those pastoral colleagues who had excommunicated me, saying that there was no substance/evidence in my pdf against any of the churches that had excommunicated and persecuted me. My intuition was clearly in favour of interpreting his comment as the latter, but for the sake of evidence I needed for him to clarify his statement.

Ignoring my statement that I prefer to speak with him later in the week, Justin Moffatt continued to speak with me then and there, in his unfriendly and adversarial manner. He took out his smartphone and started reading something out loud from the pdf from my website. When he had finished reading I spoke “You can say whatever you want. I will not be making any comments right now. I will send an email to you.”

Justin Moffatt then responded that because of shortage of time, he would reply to my forthcoming email questions minimally.

Everyone who had witnessed Justin Moffatts confrontation of me outside the church building had dashed away.

I walked away alone.

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(Sent locally by Justin Moffatt = Sunday, 24 Nov, 14:59)

Dear Torsten,

I don't know why even this email went to my junk mail. I can't even find your emails on my account.

In any case, please refer to my last email. It still stands.

I repeat the same message: do not come to any community associated with St Philips or the Garrison Church. I say this with careful thought and a heavy heart.

I have just read your correspondance about St Barnabas Broadway and the Broadway Police and I am even more convinced.

http://www.kyrkor.be/St-Barnabas-Anglican-Church.htm

Your demeanor to even the police is offensive.

I did not harrass you on Sunday last. I merely asked some obvious questions [Torsten’s comment: No real question was asked by Moffatt; only derogatory and adversarial comments were made by Moffatt.] about your own postings online.

So-- if you come tonight, and I urge you not to -- three things may happen:

First-- I will assign a person to stand near you at all times. That person may join your conversations. It's one of my roles to ensure that our people are safe.

Second -- I may say something upfront. I will say that if any one feels unsafe, they can speak to me or to another staff member. I may name you.

Third-- I have spoken to the local police. I think that Michael Paget did the right thing. The police are ready to come up to the church.

I will email them this correspondence so that they have something on their record.

Again-- if this email is posted online, I urge ALL READERS to carefully read all that Torsten has put online and carefully decide if the pastors are truly 'devilish' and 'Satanic', or whether they acted in good faith to ensure the safety of their communities.

Thank you for reading this.

Justin.

NSW Police Force.

Hi!

I need to inquire with you regarding the Australian Law, so that I will not unintentionally be in breach of any law.

I intend to visit an Anglican church here in Sydney this Sunday, November 24. The pastor of the Anglican church has written an email to me stating "I ask you to attend no more services." The pastor has yet not threatened to evict me if I were to visit the advertised public meeting on Sunday.

My two questions:

1) Am I in breach of any law if I visit the church at the advertised public meeting on Sunday?

2) If the pastor were to threaten to evict me from the church premises, and I in spite of such threat still decide to visit the church on Sunday, would I then be in breach of any law?

Pasted beneath is a copy of the email correspondence between the Anglican pastor and myself.

Please reply before Sunday. Thanks!

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzen

torsten@nenzen.net

St Philips York Street Anglican.

Justin Moffatt,

Other people and other churches receive my emails from nenzen.org without server filtering for high spam score or spam report. This is because my sending domain nenzen.org does not receive spam accusations from malicious pastors, since I do not use that domain for mass emails to pastors. Therefore, would you kindly explain why you think your particular church “yorkstreetanglican.com” (you are the registrant at godaddy.com), differs from other recipients in that your Anglican church is allegedly classifying my “nenzen.org” as junk email? Would you mind sending a copy of the full header information of the email that you discovered in your junk email? I am curious to read the message source full information from your “yorkstreetanglican.com” server.

You describe the pastors, who devilishly excommunicated the Christian who is absolutely innocent of every excommunication, as kind. And you suggest that the excommunicated Christian, who is absolutely innocent of every excommunication, is ungodly. This in itself shows how untruthful, unjust, and unrighteous your comment is. Your Anglican pastor-collegial loyalty is prioritised on behalf of truth, justice, and righteousness. You disregard all facts and evidence, and you reject all soundness of judgment.

I have never exposed any of the evil pastors without first having followed Scriptural procedure; to first turn to the sinner (the pastor) with the facts, and then repeatedly giving that evildoer (pastor) an opportunity to repent. When a sinning pastor has refused to repent from the sin of commission or sin of omission (or to Scripturally/ethically justify an act or inaction) with repeated opportunities, then I normally proceed by presenting the case of unrepentant sin to others in leadership of that church, followed by exposure of the pastoral sin to public scrutiny when the pastor and church has refused to repent. If my claims are true, then I ought to also provide evidence to support my statements. My claims, accompanied with evidence, is therefore open to be tested by anyone. Truth withstands the test of scrutiny by everyone.

Secular society can, at best, function as God’s means of correcting the evils of church leaders. When reason and sound judgement is absent among church leaders, and when sin and abuse pervades church leadership (as for example priests sexually exploiting children), then the comparatively better judgement of secular society can act to correct the evil church leaders, so that the church leaders are forced by secular society to discontinue their evils, and subsequently the evil pastors are given an opportunity to come to better senses and repent of their sin before God.

The fact that you ignore the outrageous evils of Anglican churches against Torsten right here in Sydney, Australia, and that you completely disregard the evidence of the evils of the Anglican churches in London (The unrighteous excommunication by Anglican ‘All Souls’ in London (http://www.kyrkor.be/All-Souls-Church-Langham-Place-London.htm) seems to have particularly sparked your antagonism against me.), shows that collegial loyalty and Anglican denominational loyalty is your priority. The facts and evidence of evils committed by your Anglican church colleagues is evidently irrelevant to you, because truth is unimportant to you.

Your demand that I must remove from the internet the evidence of evils committed by pastors against me, additionally burdens you with indication of your prioritised collegial loyalty on behalf of truth and justice.

Further, you declare that I am excommunicated from your St Philips York Street Anglican Church (http://yorkstreetanglican.com) through your statements “I cannot allow you to gather with us on Sundays” and “I ask you, therefore, to attend no more Services”. In response to your excommunication of me from the Anglican church, and since you have no Biblical mandate to excommunicate me, (and probably there is no Australian law supporting a ban to attend a public meeting in your St Philips York Street Anglican Church), I hereby declare to you that I intend to visit your St Philips York Street Anglican Church this Sunday. I will arrive approximately 15-20 minutes before the Sunday 6pm service, and I shall both before and after your so-called “service” talk to people. Before and after your “service” I will speak with whoever I want to speak with.

And again, I request that upon my visit to your church this coming Sunday, you do not harass me as you did last Sunday.

Please read through the citations beneath. I wrote them down within 25 minutes after conversation with you while memory was fresh last Sunday. I assure that they are accurate. This is an opportunity for you, though, to contest any perceived error of citation.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Time: Sunday, Nov. 17th 2013 around 2pm

- Torsten: “Is there a 4pm meeting here?”

- Justin Moffat: “What is you name?”

- Torsten: “My name is Torsten.”

- Justin Moffat: ”What is your last name?”

- Torsten: ”My last name is Nenzen.”

- Justin Moffat: ”Oh, you are the famous one.”

- Torsten: “Or, maybe the infamous one.”

- Justin Moffat: “I received an email from you. You emailed me.”

- Torsten: “What is your name?”

- Justin Moffat: “Justin. I am a rector.”

- Torsten: “I send a lot of emails. I don’t recognise your name. I don’t think you replied.”

- Justin Moffat: “No I didn’t.”

- Justin Moffat: “People told me about you. Others told me to have a look out for you.”

- Torsten: “Who are the others? What did they say?”

- Justin Moffat: “Other ministers of the [Anglican] Church. [pause] All Souls … ”

- Justin Moffat: “They said that you make people uncomfortable in their congregation.”

- Justin Moffat: “And they wanted me to keep a look out for you.”

- Torsten: “That’s very interesting. You are now confirming that these pastors are lying about me behind my back. That is not true. I have the factual evidence about All Souls in London on my website. I had a formal meeting with their rector in his office, where I wrote down exact citations from what he said to me.”

- Justin Moffat: “Why do you think they say these things about you?”

- Torsten: “There are two fundamental paths [explanations], but the consequence of both paths [explanations] is the same. Some pastors act out of ignorance, lack of knowledge, or lack of intelligence. And some pastors act out of malice and evil; with intention to harm me.”

- Justin Moffat: “Is there a third path?”

- Torsten: “What is the third path?”

[No reply from John Moffat.]

- Torsten: “You are now in a position to choose your path. You can choose to prioritise truth, or you can choose to prioritise collegial loyalty on behalf of truth. If you choose collegial loyalty, then this will come back on your own head and on your shoulders.”

- Justin Moffat: “I usually tend to defend the weaker part.”

- Torsten: “Defend the truth. Whether it is God’s truth, scientific truth or any other truth. … Defend truth.”

Time: Sunday, Nov. 17th 2013, minutes prior to Justin Moffat’s scheduled 6pm “service”

- Justin Moffat: “I looked at your website.”

- Justin Moffat: “Where’s the substance?”

- Justin Moffat: “There’s pages of it.”

- Justin Moffat: “That scares me.”

- Torsten: “You just have to search for a certain word, for example ’All Souls’, ’HTB’”

Time: Sunday, Nov. 17th 2013, minutes after I had exited the church building

- Justin Moffat: “There are lists of this: excommunicated, excommunicated, excommunicated, excommunicated…”

- Torsten: “I would like to sit down sometime this week and talk with you too. I have some questions for you. You said some things. I will send an email to you.”

- Torsten: “You can say whatever you want. I will not be making any comments right now. I will send an email to you.”

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Dear Torsten,

As you can see below, I did not received any of your emails this week. They were delivered to junk mail, which I did not see. I was waiting for your email.

My thoughts, kindly offered:

I can not know the truth or otherwise of each of the claims that you make on your website about dozens of churches and their pastors. You directed me to your website, and I read much of it.

I can see clearly that time after time after time you make a request and then you re-request and then demand answers from pastors. And then you include their whole staff in an email circular (which you did today), and when the pastors push back a little, you call them devilish, diabolical, satanic, and other profound names associated with evil.

And then -- most importantly for me at this stage -- you publicly place their personal emails to you on the internet.

I have no doubt that this email will make it to your website.

I want to say this to you and to all who read this email on Torsten's website:

Dear reader of this email-- Please read through some of Torsten's claims, and ask yourself if it is godly for him to put private correspondence on the internet. See for yourself the kindness and firmness of the pastors as they respond to repeated emails from Torsten. Then decide how you want to move forward with him.

Dear Torsten -- I don't know what is going on in your life. But until you remove from the internet all the claims you make, and then seek forgiveness from those you have maligned, I cannot allow you to gather with us on Sundays or in a Community Group. You will call it 'ex-communication'. But that assumes that we were in communion in the first place.

I ask you, therefore, to attend no more Services or Groups attached to St Philip's or the Garrison Church.

You will not doubt post this in full. I expect it, even though it will make me sad. In the end, I pray that you will repent of posting it.

Justin.

St Philips York Street Church.

Dear Rector Reverend Senior Minister Justin Moffat,

I am awaiting your response. Kindly reply to my email sent to you four days ago. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

St Philips York Street Church.

Dear Rector Reverend Senior Minister Justin Moffat,

I am still awaiting your response. Kindly reply to my email sent to you three days ago. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

St Philips York Street Church.

Dear Rector Reverend Senior Minister Justin Moffat,

I am still awaiting your response. Kindly reply to my email sent to you two days ago. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

St Philips York Street Church.

Dear Rector Reverend Senior Minister Justin Moffat,

Kindly reply to my email sent to you yesterday. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

St Philips York Street Church.

Dear Rector Reverend Senior Minister Justin Moffat,

Thanks for providing a confirming insight to what your pastoral colleagues are saying about me behind my back, the particular lies that those pastors speak, and the advice that those pastors have given to you in regards to me.

I sent an email to you ten days ago, asking two questions. You chose to not reply because of the advice given to you from other Anglican pastors.

My two questions to you remain:

1) Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate - and build relationships?

2) Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups that I can attend?

In addition to those two questions, I would like clarity to your comment to me when I was inside your St Philips York Street Anglican Church, as you said to me in one of your approaches: “Where’s the substance?”.

3) What did you mean with this interrogative comment?

And lastly, may I please ask that you discontinue harassing me with your unfriendly and adversarial approaches against me when I visit St Philips York Street Anglican Church next time. If you want answers from me regarding the evils committed by your pastoral colleagues, then you can email your question(s) to me. Perhaps I should remind you of what you have written in your own church bulletin, “If an individual approaches you in the church and makes you feel uncomfortable or threatened, please immediately alert a member of staff.” I hereby request that you immediately discontinue harassing me with your unfriendly and antagonistic confrontations when I visit at your church.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Dear St Philips York Street Church,

Hi.

I am a Christian single man here in Sydney. I seek a Christian community in Sydney where I also might find opportunities to fellowship, socialise, meet and talk with other Christian singles.

Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate - and build relationships?

Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups that I can attend?

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

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