Howard Stern hates Christians

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[churchillbuff]

Stern and his ilk (Cabolic Jews) have been exposing themselves as anti Christian bigots for years.

Isn't Madonna into Kabolic stuff? Are all followers of this strain of Judaism hostile to morality and the family and social health?

[churchillbuff]

The fellows you hear bellyaching about Mel's movie are not religious people at all. Ignore them.

I'd like to believe that, but all the rabbis who've been interviewed in the media - - except for Lapin - - have come out against Mel's movie. And since the movie is based on the Gospels, these religious Jews apparently don't want Christians to be able to depict the Gospel in public films. I find this outrageous - - and a sign that hatred of Christianity is widespread in Judaism, and by no means confined to "liberal secular" Jews. IF I'm wrong, please direct me to quotes from Jews other than Medved or Lapin who haven't denounced or expressed "concern" about Mel's movie. I can show you scores of quotes from rabbis and religious Jews who've denounced it. Shameful.

[Pharmboy]

As a Jew, may I point out that Howeird is only HALF Jewish.

[muawiyah]

Just because someone is a rabbi doesn't mean they are a religious person, or that they can speak for all Jews.

[muawiyah]

Should also note that in reviewing my earlier post to which you are responding, you missed the main point.

[DollyCali]

Howard Stern.. the liberal response to Rush Limbaugh

[Siamese Princess]

I don't think it is Christian hatred of Jews that we need to worry about; quite the contrary, the Liberal Jewish hatred toward Christians that I've seen in recent weeks has been extraordinary.

I don't think that it is confined to Liberal Jews. Perhaps they are just more open about it.

[Siamese Princess]

Well, he was certainly right about that. But it was the incandescent hostility of people like the director of the ADL and the Museum of Tolerance (boy is that place misnamed) to "The Passion of The Christ" that really ticked people off. I don't know what Abe Foxman thought he was doing calling Mel Gibson an anti-Semite and flying off to the Vatican in the middle of the night, but the way it came across to most Christians was "you have no right to make a movie about your religion unless you clear it first with me."

Foxman and his ilk have been getting their way for years. They must have been shocked when Mel Gibson stood up to them. They're not accustomed to Christians defying them.

[Hildy]

This could be the best thing that could happen to that man. Without his show, they'll be no bimbos giving him sex everyday. Maybe, just maybe if he begs hard enough his wife will take him back and he can redeem himself in the eyes of his children. Can you imagine having Howard Stern as your Father. And his kids are girls. Ick.

[Rightly Biased]

I Just saw Passion and I can say without regret that Jesus died for Howard Stern just as he died for you and I and even if Mr. Stern didn't want him to die for him he did it anyway.

So Pray for Howard he needs to realize the lostness of his soul.

[Victoria Delsoul]

The face of corruption and degeneration whose opinions are totally irrelevant.

[Alberta's Child]

His fifteen minutes are about up.

And not soon enough. That was the longest fifteen minutes I've ever experienced.

[Alberta's Child]

LOL!!

[Victoria Delsoul]

:-D

[Bullish]

His program's never been "cutting edge", just cutting farts.

[alaskanfan]

That boy just needs to grow up.

[FreeReign]

Howard Stern on his radio program today stated that anyone who goes to see the movie "The Passion of the Christ" is stupid & ignorant.

Did Stern say if he actually saw the movie?

[wysiwyg]

Howard Stern hates Christians

And this is news?

[rmlew]

That is not a strain of Judaism any more than the followers of Jim Jones were proper Christians.
We are delaing with a "Strain" created by Michael Lerner, when he descided to rewrite Jewish mysticism for the New Left.

[Montfort]

When I heard him advise some caller to get his girlfriend to have an abortion, because marriage means an end to good times (or something to that effect), he was the voice of the devil. Of course, if he had been sarcastic-- that is, lambasting that way of thinking by showing how evil it was, that would have been different. It seemed that he was serious.

He has a right to say what he says, just not on the public airwaves. He would be great on cable.