So tell me, would your church throw out the evil tax collector, who many thought was a devil, and Jesus called as a disciple?
Oh get thee behind me Satan.
You sound so giddy in supporting death. Isn't that correct?
You got a little excited there and didn’t grasp my point. I was giving a simple analogy, not an accusation. I will reframe it. As Ronald Reagan thought, we could have different opinions within the framework of the Republican Party, but not embrace views clearly outside the framework. Pro-death is one of those values outside the fold. And yes, I know how Ronald Reagan thought on those matters.
Likewise in our church, we learn about the Faith from Our Lord’s perspective and do not bring in the devil to have equal time to offer evil as a part of the package. Simple, no? Accusing, Noooo. In case you imagine me as some fanatical maniac religious nut, I am a simple conservative Catholic. Hence my tag line.
Since you consider yourself Christian, then perhaps you just are not completely informed on what happened to Terri from back fifteen years or more, to see how Christians who know and were involved see it. Your perspective wouldn’t have survived three minutes at the vigil at Pinellas Park.
Please repeat louder, “Get thee behind me, Satan” or “Vade Satana, vade retro Satana,” as I actually whispered to the anti-Terri trolls at Pinellas Park.