[ru4liberty]

GMTA. I had the URL in my clipboard ready to post.

Powerful read.

[ari-freedom]

Would Donny Deutch and Michael Savage and all of the other critics who are blasting Coulter rather live in a Muslim country?
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no, we’d rather live in an American country...one that just leaves Jews and members of all peaceful faiths alone without trying to insinuate that one faith is ‘perfect’ and the other is ‘imperfect.’

[Reagan Man]

Sounds like Ann Coulter has joined James Dobson.

Off the wall, loonies on the loose.

[Vision Thing]

My stomach is sick with the thought of how easily Muslim genocide of Jews will be excused, even by Jews themselves.

The Jews who are lashing out at Ann, but show less concern for the looming Muslim genocide against them seem to be doing what most libs and atheists are doing: "I'll pick on Christian Conservatives because they only fight with words, but I'll kiss Muslim ass because I know they fight with knives and bombs."

[upsdriver]

Excellent article. There is still hope in this country. The liberal and conservative knee-jerkers irritate me to no end.

[labette]

Seems to be quite the contrasting opinions in today’s American Thinker.

[RussP]

“Michael Savage, host of one of the most popular conservative talk radio shows, and also a Jew, likewise accused Coulter of anti-Semitism, and called her a “deranged hag” for good measure.”

Michael Savage Weiner has the emotional maturity of a third grader, and he demonstrates it regularly. If he weren’t such a megalomaniac, he would be embarrassed at his own behavior.

I’ll bet he and Ann agree on 97% of the issues, but she can’t be “perfected” until she agrees with Weiner 100.00% of the time. And he will hurl personal insults at her or anyone else until they do.

What a pathetic excuse for a human being that guy is.

[Huber]

Can anyone provide insight into Ann’s denomination?

[JWinNC]

bump

[Inyokern]

I believe I can spot an anti-Semite when I see one and Ann Coulter is not one. She should have no problem dispelling the idea that she is.

[Eagles6]

Good post.

[syriacus]

Coulter's crime is that she violated one of PC's most sacred taboos:  Expressing belief in the correctness of one's religion.

Yes.

[Frwy]

Ann Coulter is dead wrong. The Jews need to be practicing their religion. The Christians (formally Gentiles) need to be about serving their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ - a JEW not by accident, while on earth, in the flesh. God made a covenant with his chosen people and that covenant remains today. We, as Christians, have a covenant with God through the shed blood of His Son, Jesus Christ. And through that covenant, we have been grafted in with the Jews.

What Ann Coulter is referring to is "Replacement Theology". It is a very wrong headed idea being preached in thousands of Christian churches that God "replaced" His covenant with the Jews with a new covenant with the Gentiles. This is so not true. To believe that God made promises to the Jews and now has rescinded them is to say God is a liar. God can not lie. He has not broken His covenant with His chosen people. If we as a nation and as individuals don't defend Israel then it is us, Christians, who are breaking God's New Testament covenant with the Gentiles.

This is the truth as laid out in the Bible. It's a wondrous thing. Praise God.

[syriacus]

I say, thank god that so many Christians in this country still believe in their religion!  That is the only thing that will prevent the violent and tyrannical expansion of the Muslim world.  And that is the only thing that will preserve the existence of the Jewish people.

Pierre Sauvage recognizes the same thing. Dedicated Christians saved his life.

The Message of Le Chambon by Pierre Sauvage, [who did the documentary." Weapons of the Spirit"] July 7, 2004

In and around Le Chambon, some 5,000 Jews were sheltered during the Holocaust—by some 5,000 Christians.  There were a hundred of us former refugees who gathered there last month, right after D-Day, for our own Liberation Reunion, the first such reunion since 1986.  The French president’s visit fills with pride and gratitude all those who care deeply about this tiny corner of the world that under the Nazi occupation never ceased to be free.

Perhaps President Chirac will have the boldness to acknowledge in his address that it is not the narrowly defined secular values of the French Republic that motivated the Righteous of Le Chambon.

  Everybody who knew the area then agrees that what was accomplished there was a response to more ancient and intimate personal priorities, rooted in Christian faith and in the population’s distinctive sense of identity as descendants of once persecuted Huguenots.

[WFTR]

The most ironic part of this entire controversy is that Ann Coulter actually brought up the issue that has shaped so much of Christian history. Jesus came 2000 years ago and said that He would fulfill or "perfect" the promises that God had made to His people, the Jews. The Jews didn't see Jesus as the promised Messiah, and they eventually crucified Jesus for making that claim. While many of the early Christians were killed by the Romans because the Romans didn't like seeing a new religion gaining popularity, much of the instigation against Christians came from Jews who were angry that Christians still saw Jesus as someone who fulfilled/perfected God's Old Testament promises. Ann did an okay job making theological points, but I wonder whether she intended to stir up this controversy in this way.

My big problem with the way that she approached the issue is that she started from an idealized vision of the United States. While having everyone convert to Christianity might seem nice to some Americans who are Christians, religious homogeneity isn't necessary for our country to be the best that it can be. We need some common ground on what kind of society we will have and how people will behave in public. We need some common ground on the goals of government and the means of reaching those goals. We don't need to all worship the same God or worship God in the same way. I'm not saying that all religions are or are not equally valid. I'm saying that the question of whether they are equally valid is not necessary to our country becoming the "shining city on a hill."

Bill

[jbp1]

duetsch is a piece of crap. period. he should be on mtv

and savage is a blowhard who can’t think of the world beyond his immediate vision for more
than about 25 seconds, and then has to talk about himself. what an ego.......

sure coulter spews incindiary stuff, but she at least can take the heat.

now can’t we leave this topic and get back to anna nicole and brittany?

[blinachka]

Rather, Coulter's crime is that she violated one of PC's most sacred taboos: Expressing belief in the correctness of one's religion.

Exactly right! I believe MY religion (Orthodox Christianity (Russian)) is the right and correct one and I don't expect everyone to agree but bottom line I do believe that MY Faith is THE Faith....and I don't think there is anything wrong with that.

If sharia ever does come to the United States, I am quite certain that its handmaidens will be atheists and liberals, not believing Christians.

I couldn't agree more! I for one will NEVER submit.

[Perchant]

Serious? People still listen to the Michael Savage fraud? That’s kind of disturbing.

[taxesareforever]

Awesome. Savage is history in my book. I now know that he is just a bunch of talk. What principles can he stand on? He just pulled the plug on any that he had.

[Brimack34]

It sounds like a lot of people want to silence christians. Ann, Dr.Dobson and anyone that wanted to defend Terri Schiavo.