Well now, that's a bit unfair. Most Christians in fact embrace kindness. A smaller number, while still numbering in the tens of millions in the US, prefer to try to salve their consciences with the rather trite little lie that "well that was 200 years ago, or well, maybe 100, or maybe 50, or 30" and so excuse their bigotry. They forget that we invaded Iraq, including sending in missionaries, with the nice convenient little lie to themselves that "we knew best" what they needed. Those Iraqis, after all, put up with Houssien, what better proof than that we are the superior moral stock?
Many people in this country found the actions of President Bush to be morally reprehensible, unfortunately, a great GREAT many supposed Christians, did not.
Well now, that's a bit unfair. Most Christians in fact embrace kindness. A smaller number, while still numbering in the tens of millions in the US, prefer to try to salve their consciences with the rather trite little lie that "well that was 200 years ago, or well, maybe 100, or maybe 50, or 30" and so excuse their bigotry. They forget that we invaded Iraq, including sending in missionaries, with the nice convenient little lie to themselves that "we knew best" what they needed. Those Iraqis, after all, put up with Houssien, what better proof than that we are the superior moral stock?
ReplyDeleteMany people in this country found the actions of President Bush to be morally reprehensible, unfortunately, a great GREAT many supposed Christians, did not.