Dawkin's Call to Atheists 'in the Closet' is a Christian Wake-Up Call

aberdeen »

Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:24 am Agree: 2   Disagree: 9

Based on the title of his book, according to Richard Dawkins, the following people were all "delusional": Isaiah, Jesus, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, DaVinci, Newton, Einstein, Darwin (yes, even Darwin believed in God), Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez, John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Helen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Gandhi, Rosa Parks, Red Cloud and America's beloved Samuel Clemens.

It doesn't take much of a monkey brain to figure out who is really delusional.

Why would anybody be afraid of someone as ignorant as Richard Dawkins? Oxford University ought to be run up a flag pole and tarred and feathered out of existence for granting him a degree.

Richard Aberdeen
www.FreedomTracks.com

Would Jesus 'Stone' a Homosexual?

aberdeen »

Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:15 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

According to the Letter to Romans, all human beings are sinners and thus, all human sexuality is sinful. It doesn't surprise me that non-Christians believe you condemn homosexuals, because anytime you place your own sexuality as being better than anyone else's, you are condemning them, as most certainly the author of the Letter to Romans agrees: "Therefore, you are inexcusable" whoever judges another.

One might also ask, Who Would Jesus Bomb?, Who Would Jesus Hate and brand an "illegal"?, Whose Health Care Would Jesus Cut?, Would Jesus Pretend to Care About the Unborn While Ignoring the Sick and Poor Who are Already Born? Would Jesus Ignore the Environment of Our Children's Future? And, etc...

Richard Aberdeen
www.FreedomTracks.com

Science Almighty

aberdeen »

Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:01 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

Perhaps when Mr. Colson can heal people such as my friend who is a quadriplegic, then he will have a right to critize scientists and others who are trying. Until such time, it would seem the Godly and most certainly, the wise and fair thing for him to do, would be to cease and desist criticizing those who are trying to help people walk again.

Christopher Reeve, one of the finest Americans to have ever been born, most certainly would have liked to walk again before he died. And it would seem, some mother named him after a famous person that Mr. Colson purports to emulate.

Would Jesus deny Christopher Reeve and my paralyzed friend the human right to walk again? What would Jesus do?

Richard Aberdeen
www.FreedomTracks.com