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The dirty little secret of Christianity is that most dedicated Christians are cowards when it comes to public controversy. They seem to want what the anti-Christians want for them: To keep it all within four walls. That way lies death.


14 posted on 01/14/2007 5:14:00 PM PST by California Patriot ("That's not Charlie the Tuna out there. It's Jaws." -- Richard Nixon)
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The dirty little secret of Christianity is that most dedicated Christians are cowards when it comes to public controversy. They seem to want what the anti-Christians want for them: To keep it all within four walls. That way lies death.

Strongly disagree. Christians aren't cowards. Unfortunately, many take the command to "be not of this world" to mean they should withdraw and simply take care their own. It's not my viewpoint, but it's not based on cowardice.

157 posted on 01/15/2007 9:21:30 AM PST by Timmy
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>The dirty little secret of Christianity is that most dedicated Christians are cowards when it comes to public controversy. They seem to want what the anti-Christians want for them: To keep it all within four walls. That way lies death.<

Speak for yourself, Pat. Your description in no way resembles any Christian that I know or am. The Rabbi says much the same as what Dr. Alan Keyes says, and they are both right, as Churchill was right. The powers that be have been trying to sweep Christians under the rug for over five decades now in America. It is time to listen. It is time to watch. It is time to do what God says to do.


188 posted on 01/16/2007 12:19:13 PM PST by Paperdoll
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