Moral Equivalency: The Religious Left Gets It Wrong

BreakPoint with Charles Colson ^ | February 21, 2005 | Charles Colson

[Mr. Silverback]

Run, do not walk, to your local library and take out a copy of Mona Charen's new book Do-Gooders. It's about how virtually every domestic problem we cope with, from racial strife to child abuse, is the result of libs applying their ideas and/or taking political advantage of bad situations. The stuff on welfare and homelessness alone is enough to educate any number of libs.

Here's one little factoid that StonyBurk will appreciate: The National Council of Churches actually came out in the late sixties and said Jesus was wrong! What they said was that His prediction that the poor would always be with us was made because of "the primitive status of human technology and the scarcity of developed resources." So in other words, God Almighty was mis-educated and victimized by a lack of vision!

[Quix]

XIE XIE! THANKS, THANKS!

[victim soul]

If you deny anyone's basic right to life, it becomes easier to deny anyone's other rights as well.

[Republican Wildcat]

http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=sojomail.display&issue=050224#3

Wallis has responded Colson. Might want to post that as a separate post and then ping the list for evaluation. Just a heads up.

[Mr. Silverback]

Thank you, will do.