"God is Dead," Now We'll Create our Global Village -or- Why Christians are Mentally Ill

Chronwatch ^ | Jan. 2, 2006 | Linda Kimball

[Chiapet]

Oh well, I'll be delighted to cite you as another instance of a person whose Christian values don't extend to telling the truth. It's a long list.

Give the article another look, especially at her choice of the scientology created hoax the "Russian Manual of Psychopolitics" and you'll begin to have your doubts as to whether she's actually Christian at all, or just a Scientology troll in disguise.

[stevio]

There's wisdom in your whole post but this statement stood out; If Christians set themselves up as individualists then they will be picked off one by one.

[HighlyOpinionated]

Also known as The Delphi Technique.

Learned a lot with that information, posted it on my personal blog. I've been in those types of meetings and I wish I'd known more about manipulation by facilitators when I was younger.

[rdb3]

I've been in those types of meetings and I wish I'd known more about manipulation by facilitators when I was younger.

This happens all the time in various settings.

Dittohead, Snow Flake, and Bushbot, so what of it?

[oneofmany]

I'm glad you brought up the Frankfurt school. She is describing Cultural Marxism. It's too bad that the uninformed immediately brand a person(we,us) a paranoid wingnut when we claim that this is an organized agenda, set in motion long ago. Marxists declared from the beginning that they would destroy America without ever firing a shot.

[Coleus]

pantheism

 

 gaia

 

True and False Humanism

 

The Intrinsic Evil of Evolutionary Humanism

 

Humanists seek platform to halt religious advance

[VoiceOfBruck]

Yes, very good, thanks. The truth shall set you free!

[RogueIsland]

This doesn't mean that Patrick Henry didn't say it, it only means that seculars/atheists are doing all in their power to erase and/or revise America's history, and it's these scurrilous parasites who are calling our Founders quotes into question.

I'm not sure what the debate is here. If it's a legitimate quote, there's a primary textual source for it from the man's works, yes? Just post that reference and I'm sure RWP will concede the point. If no one can turn up a primary cite, then it's at best an unverified quote and should be avoided for credibility reasons.

[little jeremiah]

Moral Absolutes Ping.

Another article guaranteed to generate debate. I haven't read it yet - been seriously swamped lately - but will later today.

I'm pretty sure I'll agree with a lot of it just by the title.

:-)

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