What you may not know about Chick-fil-A

Martina · 08-03-2012, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by BullDog

If people are going to call themselves Christians they should follow Christ's example.

And lots of Christians do all that.

But if you are talking to the Christian right, you are wasting your time. They are fundamentalists in the way that Al-Qaida members are. They are not going to respond to arguments like that. They are about preserving power and privilege that they think they have lost. They are not Christian in the sense that you would like. And they aren't American if to be American means to support the freedoms guaranteed by the constitution.

A little shaming, saying wwjd, is not going to have an effect. These people are our enemies. I take them seriously.

BullDog · 08-03-2012, 10:45 AM

I take them seriously too Martina. And there are Christians that practice what they preach. It doesn't hurt to point out the hypocrisy for those that don't. They aren't practicing Christianity, they are promoting hate.

Miss Scarlett · 08-03-2012, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Martina

And they aren't American if to be American means to support the freedoms guaranteed by the constitution.

Martina, an interesting comment...can you please expand on this a bit more so i can better understand what you are saying?

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