This is a truth that is very close to my heart.
Those of us who stand for the moral absolutes that are the very foundation of human civilization, based on God’s laws, need to stand together to fight atheism, secularism, homosexualism, abortion and the culture of death, moral “relativity”, and the whole shebang.
We can discuss theological differences after we win. If we argue among ourselves, we will find that we have plenty of time for such discussions after hours at the re-education camp. If we’re not drugged or lobotomized.
Sectarian issues are fine - naturally each follower of a specific religion or denomination thinks theirs is the best way (of course I leave Islam out of this). But we should spend our valuable and short human lives defending truth against those who hate truth, not those who practice or believe just a little differently than we do.
And I say this as a devout Hindu. I consider all those who believe in God (yes, Hinduism is in truth and foundation monotheist) my brothers and sisters, even if many of the details they believe are not precisely the same. None of us will have any religious freedoms (or other freedoms) if the leftist atheist secularist homosexualists win. Or if the Muslims win.
Hey if you are willing to stick your neck out for us christians...
Welcome to the party.
‘Remember, that what you did for the least of us, you also did for me.’
I like your point about all religions needing to stand together. The homosexual rights movement is incompatible with religious freedom and free speech rights. I really don’t see a happy middle ground here. One side is going to be sacrificed for the other, and homosexuals control most of the media and education.