Whether a Civilization Endures is Determined by How it Confronts Evil

American Thinker ^ | 6 February, 2015 | Lauri B. Regan

[MtnClimber]

On Tuesday, I read about a Syrian man that ISIS threw off the roof of a building for being a homosexual. He too survived his initial punishment. But rather than invoke God’s will, the cheering mob of barbarians waiting for him on the ground proceeded to stone him to death.

Shortly thereafter, we learned that ISIS burned alive the Jordanian pilot being held captive. And while the civilized world experienced feelings of disgust, sadness, and anger, the animals responsible for the atrocity set up movie screens across the city for cheering crowds to view and celebrate.

Civilized human beings are incapable of fathoming these atrocities. Some of us, however, are wondering why the Commander-in-Chief of the world’s policemen (formerly known as the United States military) has enabled this cancer to metastasize, and now is allowing the violence to occur over and over again with little intervention.

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[MtnClimber]

The left here don't recognize the difference between good and evil, or rather, they have it backwards.

[Fester Chugabrew]

This is most certainly true, and it is why we must make efforts to revoke the licenses of “doctors” who advocate and practice abortion, and disbar any lawyers who advocate the same.

[Catmom]

The west denies the very concept of evil if it doesn’t outright celebrate it.

[Savage Beast]

Well said.

Note tagline. I hope you don't mind.

[MtnClimber]

Thanks!

[CharlesOConnell]

The problem is that they AREN’T animals. Animals wouldn’t behave like this. Only humans are moral agents.