Posted by antonsirius on 1/13/2011 9:29:00 AM (view original):
Posted by swamphawk22 on 1/13/2011 3:37:00 AM:
And there is a concious effort by some people to eliminate Christianity from America. It isnt part of some evil anti-christ plot, but it does exist.
Why is asking question about a coiccidence like this a problem?
The fact that you choose not to respond to an issue I find central to the topic (The first quote backs me up) shows that you are not trying to engage in debate, but you are trying to make your point palatable. You take a certain pride in ignoring a point that for me destroys your point.
If a series of actions by media figures helped in some way the elimination of Christianyity from America your point loses weight. In order for your whole point to score you need it to be a concious act. You have stated numerous times that this was done of a certain malice of forethought. This was a plan to eliminate Christianty!
So to humor you I will expand the question...
1 Was the actions of the media to not mention Christianity intentional?
2 If yes can you support this.
3 Do you think America would rather live in a nation without relgion or a Christian nation?
4 To put this in more poetic terms...If there was "inteligent Design" in the elimination of Christianity from the airwaivs...Who is God and why did he do it?
Another attempt to win and issue based on trickery instead of actually talking about a water cooler issue that concerns many Americans. I realize that your lack of connection with most Ameircans hinders you in this area.
I will still respond. Unlike you I love to respond to crazy baseless attacks.
1 They are intetnional, but not all inclusive. There is a concious effort to reduce overall, and to eliminat by some.
2 Ok...
http://www.afa.net/Detail.aspx?id=2147500888
http://www.afa.net/Detail.aspx?id=2147498521
http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3623
http://www.mtio.com/articles/bissar46.htm
http://www.christianpost.com/article/20080218/anti-christian-barrage-at-the-movies/
3 This is interesting. I said that Americans wanted to live in the Suburbs. It was part of the point that no one was forced, at most aided.
In this case Americans overwelmingly are Christian. They want to be Christians.
You didnt really give me an option as your choices arnt strictly opposites. America does not want to live in a Nation without religion, but the term Christian Nation creates an image of a Religious state prohibited by the Constitution. Americans want a free nation that is based on a strong Christian world view.
4 Since we are dealing with a braoder less defined topic it is harder to point out a God figure. George Sorros, the ACLU do come to mind.