Thursday, August 16, 2007

Here's some news that you rarely see from the MSM (Mainstream Media)

Yes, I know that Katrina is old news, as is what occurred during and after it hit. But the implications of this are scary...using religion as a weapon against the people?

The video is just as chilling. Check out the "intellectual" saying that "the government is established by the Lord", hate to break it to him but I think that he took that scripture WAY out of context. Remember that the kings and tyrants of the middle ages used the same "divine right" argument to rape, kill and pillage their way into power. I just don't see God (regardless of what religion you practice - Christian, Buddhist, Hindu etc.) agreeing that restricting the rights of people is alright...as long as it is convenient for the government.

(Yes, I'm aware that the article and video are almost the same...but it's scary stuff)

Just my 2 pesos...

Coming up we have another great article from Eisenbruder that he has been kind enough to write for us.

4 Comments:

At 5:43 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hmmm, SO Catholic Bishops will tell Protestants to turn in their weapons and vice versa? And we'll all store them in the closest mosque. Oh yes, that's going to happen...not!

 
At 8:59 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nauseating. John Locke stated that since authority is from God, the misuse of authority is a usurpation of that authority, and hence Satanic. Being so, it becomes the responsibility of the Christian to stand against oppression and tyranny.

Francis Schaeffer, in his Christian Manifesto, has an excellent section on the responsibility of Civil disobedience.

Our Founding Fathers must be rolling in their graves to see how sorry and pathetic we have become.

 
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