The sad thing is that I’ve heard this argument before. I let my Jewish friend listening to something similar from my own youth pastor, thinking it was the right thing to do.
I cannot believe how stupid and ignorant and anti-Semitic that was. I cannot believe that I let myself be so blinded by the good intentions of my church at that time that I allowed myself to miss the negative effects of what I was doing in trying to proselytize my friend.
As with any -ism, it is the EFFECT, not the intent, that matters to the people who you hurt.
I wish Pat Hagee and John McCain could realize this, too.
Similar Stories:Yet Another Bush Administration Hire Resigns for Moral Hypocrisy U Pitt study says government should fund home health care services
May 21st, 2008 . by christianleftist
Posted in argh, bigotry, hypocrisy, religious intolerance, right-wing nutbags |
Print This Post
