[antiRepublicrat]

Oh no, a blog on social justice! Let's see the issues they cover on the first page...

• Fighting human trafficking
• Christians of convenience
• End slavery
• Fair trade coffee (so you know that no slave labor was used to make it)
• Help someone keep his home in danger of foreclosure by personally helping him make a mortgage payment
• Mistreatment of Christians in China
• Christian outreach to the disabled

Oh no, what horrible people, liberal progressive Marxists! What horrible people supporting the rights of Christians in China! How dare they suggest us helping a neighbor make a mortgage payment instead of looking for a government solution!

Thanks for the link. Based on what I saw I kind of like this guy. Are you sure you read beyond the title? You probably saw "social justice" and assumed it would be a radical progressive page instead of one espousing Christian charity.

[Halfmanhalfamazing]

-——————Oh no, a blog on social justice! Let’s see the issues they cover on the first page-——————

The issues listed are irrelevant. They don’t have the same goals as a constitutionalist would.

-———————Based on what I saw I kind of like this guy. Are you sure you read beyond the title? You probably saw “social justice” and assumed it would be a radical progressive page instead of one espousing Christian charity.—————

When Beck warned us about the dangers of social justice, the progressive evangelical community that’s planting these seeds in the churches went nuts. This website, similarly:

http://blog.beliefnet.com/deaconsbench/2010/03/the-gospel-according-to-beck.html

They’ll tell us who they are.

http://blog.beliefnet.com/godspolitics/2007/07/jim-wallis-a-new-gilded-age.html

The difference is I’ll take them seriously. You won’t.