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lunadelcorvo) wrote2010-08-24 02:33 pm
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Updated: Reference links for RR/Tea Party Politics
New Apostolic Reformation & The Tea Party
Right-Wing Crazies Who Fight Witchcraft and Demons Are Taking Over a State Near You (Series on the Tea Party and the Righ, AlterNet)
The New Apostolic Reformation Takeover of the Tea Party
Prayer Warriors and Palin Organizing Spiritual Warfare to Take Over America
Resource Directory for the New Apostolic Reformation (Talk to Action)
Christianization of Military
Review of Infiltrating the U.S. Military: Is the Religious Right Engaged in a Seditionist Bid to Takeover America?
Article On Heavy Evangelical Penetration Of US Military
Christian Embassy from Wikipedia
Onward Christian soldiers: Conservative fundamentalists converting U.S. troops
U.S. Soldiers Punished For Not Attending Christian Concert (Talk To Action)
The Family, America's Theocratic Mafia
Sex and power inside "the C Street House," Jeff Sharlet
Jesus plus nothing: Undercover among America's secret theocrats by Jeff Sharlet
Inside "The Family": Jeff Sharlet Speaks About His Unique Look at American Evangelicals
Blackwater/XE & police, etc.
Blackwater private mercenary army is in U.S. heartland
Blackwater Training local police forces
Police hire Blackwater mercenaries, refuse free training
Olberman on Blackwater charges by former BW/XE employees
Blackwater founder charged w/murder
Blackwater founder charged w/arms running
More on charges against Prince/Blackwater
Blackwater founder charged w/ prostitution
Military Commission Act, 2006
Bush To Be Dictator In A Catastrophic Emergency: Military Commissions Act
SourceWatch: Military Commissions Act of 2006
Making Martial Law Easier
US Northern Command (US Military on US soil)
Rewriting American History, HR 888
Think the "Christmas Resolution" was Bad? Check Out H. Res. 888
Changes in Texas curriculum include removal of Washington, Chavez, others
The Department of Defense -- Bringing Historical Revisionism to a High School Near You
Texas Debates Adding Religion to U.S. History Curriculum
Why the Christian Right Distorts History and Why it Matters
C-Street and the Myth of the Christian Nation
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I worry about the opposite. I worry that I'm going to wake up in a world where there is no place for Christians. That my religious freedoms/rights will be taken away, and I will have to choose between believing in Christ and living.
Thank you for explaining. I know there are CRAZY "CHRISTIANS". I am not that kind of Christian. I don't want to take anything away from anyone else, I just want to be free to do what I want to do. As a Christian, it would be amazing if all of my friends turned to Christ, but I don't want to FORCE them to. That's POINTLESS. Religion should be a personal choice... the government should have no say in it. Isn't that what the constitution protects/supports?
Again, thank you for explaining. I love you, sweetie!
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At best, we want it out of politics, out of health care, out of public schools - because until it is, it's not fair to anyone. But that's a far cry from trying to ban it. As I said, there are folks, (lie me, to a degree) that worry if religion and true equality can ever really live side by side, and some of us have our doubts. But it's a balance I'm only too happy to attempt, and I, like even the most dedicated anti-theist I can think of, will defend to the death everyone's right to think freely, regardless of *what* they think!
The problem is, when both the 'Crazy Christians' and the non-crazy ones quote the same book, use the same ideas, and claim the same worldview, it's tough to tell them apart. What we need is more Christians like you speaking out against the Crazy ones....
*hugs*