Posted on 08/06/2014 1:07:12 PM PDT by Kaslin
I agree with your points but I also think she made some reasonable points as well. So I agree with both of you. :-)
LOL
I used to love Ann but she has gotten pretty spooky in recent years.
Hard to decide which slippery slope she’s gone further down, the pointlessly cranky one, or the just plain stupid one.
Too short.
“Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.” Matthew 25:40. Apparently Ann Coulter never read that verse from the Bible.
Nicely sums up article, and my thoughts as well.
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Matthew 7:6 -
“Do not give dogs what is holy, and do not throw your pearls before pigs, lest they trample them underfoot and turn to attack you.
English Standard Version
Great post.
There is much to do and many in need all across the world.
In places like Africa, its hard to make a difference in the system, but it is possible to make a huge difference one person at a time.
God bless those that answer that call
I don't see it that way. Those who are helping are enabling Africans not to take care of themselves. These countries chose to reject western leadership. What Coulter is saying makes sense. Millions of dollars to fly home to medical care workers who put themselves in harms way? It was a choice, a foolish one.
Meanwhile, who's helping Christians in Syria and Iraq?
This really is a new low for Coulter. He went where God led him. It’s not like he asked to contract Ebola.
I do think that the only God that Ann Coulter understands is Chris Christie.
I've often wondered that, myself.
Charity begins at home. While wanting to help in Africa, or Central America, or some other 3rd world country is commendable ... there's a whole lot of people who could use that hand up right here. And they're likely not a whole lot further away than your backyard.
Flame away.
Just think of all the money that could have been saved by giving to the poor instead of pouring perfume on Jesus’ feet!
Wait a minute...
Ann has officially jumped the shark..................
This is just so sad. She calls herself Christian? She might want to read what the body of Christ is called to do in His service.
*sigh*
You are making a "baseball players are overpaid" type of argument. It is Dr. Brantley's life and it is his call.
BTW, I will bet you are driving a high-end foreign auto.
What has happened to her?
I wonder what it is she doesn’t ‘get’ about the use of private money? Would she have been less upset if it had been taxpayer funds that provided the trips?.......................
So would she say the same about Mother Teresa?
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