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Our God is NOT the same as the god of Islam.

Christianity is centered on the fact that Jesus is God, not a knock-off.

Christianity leads to salvation; Islam is a death cult.

Funny how the liberal "theologians" don't want Christians to claim exclusive beliefs, but they are scared sh@tless to challenge Moslems on their exclusive beliefs.

Can't we all just get along?

Short answer: No.

Anyone can call themselves a 'theologian'.

I declare myself one and say that there will never be peace in the World until Jews are no longer Jews and Muslims are no longer Muslims. Further more, they must accept Jesus.....

That is basically the same thing that this hack who is somehow labeled a 'theologian' is asking Christians to do.

So is not my opinion/judgement just as valid as his ????

This man calls for this and he still thinks of himself as a Christian ????

liberal theologian oxymoron

Re- Somethings are so stupid that only an intelligent person would believe them...

"Fascism is always descending on the United States, but somehow it keeps landing in Europe (Wolfe). Goldberg writes about "liberal paranoia" (tip: Kathy):

If the Christian base of the GOP gets its way, "All government employees - federal, state and local - would be required to participate in weekly Bible classes in the workplace, as well as compulsory daily prayer sessions." We would all have to carry religious identity cards that "would provide Christocrats with preferential treatment in many areas of life, including home ownership, student loans, employment and education." Non-Christians would be indulged as second-class citizens, "but younger members ... would be strongly encouraged to formally convert to the dominant evangelical Christianity." Homosexual sex would be illegalized, while "known homosexuals and lesbians would have to successfully undergo government-sponsored reeducation sessions if they applied for any public-sector jobs." Dissidents would be on the run, the popular culture censored by bureaucratic Cotton Mathers, and "the mainstream press and the electronic media would be beaten into submission."

All of that is according to James Rudin in his book "The Baptizing of America."