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Paisley preaches for men's mag!

A racy men's magazine has featured the secrets of Ian Paisley's preaching - alongside instructions on how to smoke <{> cannibis and undress an actress!

In a wide-ranging series on experts in their own field, the magazine 'Esquire' asked the firebrand Free Presbyterian Moderator how to capture a congregation's attention.

But it sandwiches the DUP leader's advice to aspiring clergymen between bizarre tips on: how to blow smoke rings. How to breed koi fish. How to get an actress to take her clothes off. How to roll a three-skin joint.

Among the "experts" interviewed by the magazine are cartoonist Gerald Scarfe, glamour photographer John Stoddard, rock guitarist Rick Parfitt and American sprinter Carl Lewis.

Dr Paisley's tips of successful preaching included the advice to keep the message simple, use plain English and simple words.
"Transparency gives the sermon clarity. If the preacher really knows what he's talking about, he can make the message clear and plain. It means simple words, short sentences and clear diction.
Temper gives it conviction. The preacher must not only have mastered his subject, but his subject must have mastered him," he added.
