The New "Christian" Mission:Recasting Jesus as warrior,torturer & plutocrat: The New Christianity: Oblivion-bound via holy hypocrisy

Saturday, August 1, 2009

The New Christianity: Oblivion-bound via holy hypocrisy

That eternal mystery of blatantly blind hypocrisy in holier-than-thou quests, as questioned by SodaHead:

Why are Christians pro-war, pro-torture, pro-death penalty, pro-bigotry, and anti-environment?

Do Christians still claim to follow Jesus?

		Christians believe whatever thier religous leader tells them.
		Christians are just following the Bible when they resort to crude language.
		Not all Christians think the same.
		It is only the Christian right that has turned its back to Jesus.
	None of the above

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The New "Christian" Mission:
Recasting Jesus as warrior,
torturer & plutocrat