[IrishMike]

The author Mr. Bauer was a 2000 candidate for president.

[cardinal4]

Some even suggested that it was wrong for them to show such forgiveness. But the community’s response was the essence of the Christian message. When God commands us to “love one another as I have loved you,” He means exactly that. Is it radical? Yes. Is it a threat to America? Hardly.

Radical Christians dont saw the heads off of contractors, honor kill their female family members, and detonate their own kids for political reasons. End of story..

[Biggirl]

A “radical Christian” is a Christian who lives faithfully to the Gospel of Jesus. What comes to mind is (Blessed) Mother Teresa of Calcutia, who despite the dark nights of her soul, she lived out her faith in Christ by serving the poor and dying. Or the Rev. Billy Graham who preached the Gospel in season and out of season.

Why CNN would try to put both the Jewish/Christian faiths in a bad light is beyond me.

[Disambiguator]

The Judeo-Christian ethic is a threat to the lifestyle of liberals/homos, etc. Islam is threat to their LIVES. Let's get some perspective, people!

[FFranco]

Except for a few isolated incidents and terrorist acts related to N. Ireland, there has been no religious-based Christian terrorism for hundreds of years. Contrast that with daily, ongoing Muslim terrorism and decide which is the religion of peace.

[silverleaf]

Not that it’s equivalent in any way to islamic irrational hate-

but many admirers of the peacable Amish fail to recognize their problems and peccadillos-

like forgiving murderers - but shunning and expelling from the Amish community their own family members who choose to abandon the simple life