White Shogun
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I want to apologise to Col Reb, Guest301, and any other Christians whom I've offended in my recent posts about the Christian religion and God.
I've been doing a lot of research and have an idea that what I have seen as a war against white people is not be just a war against white people, but a war against traditional values and the ideas upon which this country was founded. This has opened my eyes to the real struggle we face in this country, not necessarily of race but also of ideas, and beliefs.
Our rights and liberties are being stripped from us at an ever increasing pace, with every bill that pass the halls of Congress. Those rights and liberties include, in my opinion, the right to speak out against liberal idealogies such as homosexuality and abortion, as well as lesser idealogicial issues like removing "Under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance, the Ten Commandments from public buildings, and even nativity scenes on public display.
As John Adams wrote during the framing of the Constitution, "Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other." Adams must have been a prophet, because even a blind man can see what moral degeneracy has wrought on our country.
I believe that the moral foundation upon which this country was founded and of which the fathers spoke is Christianity. One might say, "Obviously!" But it is far from obvious today. There are schools in this country that prohibit students and staff from possessing a Bible on school grounds; yet in this same schools the local Gay and Lesbian Alliance can meet in after school clubs. Students are not allowed to conduct Bible studies on school grounds, but Muslims are provided classrooms in which to pray. Kindergarten kids are exposed to books like "Heathe Has Two Mommies," and kids in junior high are taught how to use condoms in sex eduation, without warning them of the myriad dangers of sexual promiscuity. But - let not any one DARE utter even a silent prayer in school!
Religious freedom is a hallmark of this country, part and parcel of its history from its founding. Yet, the one religion, that religion which predominated its history and upon which its government was founded, finds itself in very danger of being erased from the public consciousness, while other religions are welcomed with open arms in the name of diversity.
Some might say that the most equitable solution to this inequality of treatment is to ban ALL religion from public display and practice. At one time, I might have been inclined to agree with that assessment. But the liberal agenda doesn't want to ban ALL religions; only Christianity, and evangelicals in particular.
Yet, many who seek that ban have no problem in accepting and favoring a religion such as Islam, which is also as exclusive in doctrine and practice as evangelical Christianity, if not more so.
I ask myself why? All in the name of diversity? I think not.
That people who speaks out against this moral decay, this degeneracy, - that I see as the real root of the problem in our country, tend to be conservative, and yes, Christian. I, therefore, choose to stand with Christ.
I've been doing a lot of research and have an idea that what I have seen as a war against white people is not be just a war against white people, but a war against traditional values and the ideas upon which this country was founded. This has opened my eyes to the real struggle we face in this country, not necessarily of race but also of ideas, and beliefs.
Our rights and liberties are being stripped from us at an ever increasing pace, with every bill that pass the halls of Congress. Those rights and liberties include, in my opinion, the right to speak out against liberal idealogies such as homosexuality and abortion, as well as lesser idealogicial issues like removing "Under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance, the Ten Commandments from public buildings, and even nativity scenes on public display.
As John Adams wrote during the framing of the Constitution, "Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other." Adams must have been a prophet, because even a blind man can see what moral degeneracy has wrought on our country.
I believe that the moral foundation upon which this country was founded and of which the fathers spoke is Christianity. One might say, "Obviously!" But it is far from obvious today. There are schools in this country that prohibit students and staff from possessing a Bible on school grounds; yet in this same schools the local Gay and Lesbian Alliance can meet in after school clubs. Students are not allowed to conduct Bible studies on school grounds, but Muslims are provided classrooms in which to pray. Kindergarten kids are exposed to books like "Heathe Has Two Mommies," and kids in junior high are taught how to use condoms in sex eduation, without warning them of the myriad dangers of sexual promiscuity. But - let not any one DARE utter even a silent prayer in school!
Religious freedom is a hallmark of this country, part and parcel of its history from its founding. Yet, the one religion, that religion which predominated its history and upon which its government was founded, finds itself in very danger of being erased from the public consciousness, while other religions are welcomed with open arms in the name of diversity.
Some might say that the most equitable solution to this inequality of treatment is to ban ALL religion from public display and practice. At one time, I might have been inclined to agree with that assessment. But the liberal agenda doesn't want to ban ALL religions; only Christianity, and evangelicals in particular.
Yet, many who seek that ban have no problem in accepting and favoring a religion such as Islam, which is also as exclusive in doctrine and practice as evangelical Christianity, if not more so.
I ask myself why? All in the name of diversity? I think not.
That people who speaks out against this moral decay, this degeneracy, - that I see as the real root of the problem in our country, tend to be conservative, and yes, Christian. I, therefore, choose to stand with Christ.