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By Kevin Donnelly, published 7/4/2006School texts present the 9-11 terrorists and Christian Crusaders as morally equivalent.
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Back in the old days.. we just called them our ENEMIES.
How stupid to try to assign a moral superiority to 'our' military adventures, and an inferior one to those opposed to us.
One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter. We all know that cliche. So, the appropriate language is 'us' and 'our enemies'.
Given that pretty much every centimeter of populated earth is land which 'used to belong' to someone else, who had it taken from them, its stretching the brain a bit to try to identify 'Mr Squeaky Clean'.
Kev Donnelly said:
"...it is not a good time to be a Christian. Secular humanism is in the ascendant, evidenced by the European Union constitution's refusal to mention Christianity in its preamble, and "European man has convinced himself that in order to be modern and free, he must be radically secular".
I disagree, I don't think there has been a better time to be one of 'Christs'. We should be painfully aware that most of the attacks on the 'Church' raised by various posters, are based on Post Constantine events.
I highly recommend that all of us peruse the book of Acts, see just how life was for the early and generally pure church. It is like that today, but not so much in advanced western nations. But goto Africa, to China, Thailand.. Malaysia.. Singapore woweeeee....
Singapore alone, I still recall going to the East coast parkway with a small house church group.. no matter which way you turned.. 360 deg.. you could not miss the presense of a Christian group, singing, fellowshipping.. praying..
In HongKong recently, of 400 attending an evangelistic meeting, 100 went to give their lives to Jesus !
Will THIS....be our epitath in the West ?..........
21For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish hearts were darkened. 22Although they claimed to be wise, they became fools [FromRomans1]