So, Mizz Walters is offended by a supposed “Super Christian” card with an actual scripture in it. Funny, how still to this day, there are those that feel threatened by anything that’s perceived to be pertaining to Christ. I guess the first crucifixion wasn’t enough for some.
Actually, I find this incident rather humorous and ironic because even though the intention of the card may have been to look genuinely “Christian” or customary, I don’t think this is the case at all. Nowhere in the greeting does it use the term “Christmas” or even a well-wish for a “Happy New Year”. There is a “Holiday tree” in the window but nothing else that would allude to the birth of Christ or be cause for a celebration.
Remember that the person who sent this belongs to “The Order of Skull and Bones” cult, and who once said publicly, “it’s so secret I can’t even talk about it.”
So when the reference is made to worshiping the “Lord”, I don’t think it’s a stretch to say that he’s not talking about the entity that the majority of Christians revere. If I’m wrong about that, then one thing’s for sure - Bush is one of the biggest hypocrites that’s ever walked the face of the Earth.
Mizz Walters makes the statement, “Don’t you think it’s a little interesting that the president of all the people is sending out a religious Christmas card?”
Yes, I find it very interesting Mizz Walters, but the real question here is, “which religion is he referring to?”
With no intention to blatantly self-promote, a line from a recent song I wrote comes to mind, in reference to Mister Bush, titled “Taming the Beast”.
“We’ve got to stop it now, the Beast is running free, it’s not the Holy man it pretends to be.”
I don't know his either, but, I'm not going to make claims or judgement on his faith or his relationship with God, because only God knows whats inside President Bush's mind and heart.
I'm not going to be so quick to call him or anyone a hypocrit or a fake Christian.