Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
If I had to guess I'd say there were more Muslims and liberals that want to implement barbaric Sharia law than Evangelicals that want biblical law.
In either case, it wouldn't fly. Nobody has the power (yet) or the ability to overthrow the Constitution of the United States. If that day ever comes you and I will be long gone.
No way! Not in terms of raw numbers. Remember, most (many) muslims that came here earlier came specifically to be "westernized" and deal on Wall Street and in many other similar industries. We aren't talking Opium Farmers here...but highly educated.
This is only ONE example composed of sitting Senators and other members of Congress.
"Lindsay also interviewed 360 evangelical elites, among whom "One in three mentioned [Doug] Coe or the Fellowship as an important influence."[13]
The Fellowship also has relationships with numerous non-U.S. government leaders. Lindsay reported that it "has relationships with pretty much every world leader—good and bad—and there are not many organizations in the world that can claim that."[1]
"The Fellowship’s reach into governments around the world is almost impossible to overstate or even grasp," says David Kuo, a former special assistant in George W. Bush’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.[15]"
The Founder speaks highly of Hitler, Mao, etc - and the idea is to bring Jesus to DC - NOT government of and by the people.
Read. Think.
"Jeff Sharlet stated in an NBC Nightly News report that when he was an intern with the Fellowship "we were being taught the leadership lessons of Hitler, Lenin and Mao" and that Hitler's genocide "wasn't really an issue for them, it was the strength that he emulated."[34] In his book The Family, Sharlet said Fellowship leader Doug Coe preached a leadership model and a personal commitment to Jesus Christ comparable to the blind devotion that Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Pol Pot demanded from their followers.[35] In one videotaped lecture series in 1989, Coe said,
"Hitler, Goebbels and Himmler were three men. Think of the immense power these three men had... But they bound themselves together in an agreement... Jesus said, 'You have to put me before other people. And you have to put me before yourself.' Hitler, that was the demand to be in the Nazi party. You have to put the Nazi party and its objectives ahead of your own life and ahead of other people."[34][35]
In the same series, Coe also compared Jesus's teachings to the Red Guard during the Chinese Cultural Revolution:
I’ve seen pictures of young men in the Red Guard of China... They would bring in this young man’s mother and father, lay her on the table with a basket on the end, he would take an axe and cut her head off... They have to put the purposes of the Red Guard ahead of the mother-father-brother-sister — their own life! That was a covenant. A pledge. That was what Jesus said.[34][36]"
If I had to guess I'd say there were more Muslims and liberals that want to implement barbaric Sharia law than Evangelicals that want biblical law.
In either case, it wouldn't fly. Nobody has the power (yet) or the ability to overthrow the Constitution of the United States. If that day ever comes you and I will be long gone.
Typical evangelical deflection response. The question is about evangelicals, who make up a significant enough percentage of the population to accomplish their agenda and control one of the two major political parties, the party that currently controls all three branches of government at that.
If I had to guess I'd say there were more Muslims and liberals that want to implement barbaric Sharia law than Evangelicals that want biblical law.
In either case, it wouldn't fly. Nobody has the power (yet) or the ability to overthrow the Constitution of the United States. If that day ever comes you and I will be long gone.
Where does this nonsensical talking point come from? I've never met anyone in real life that wants "Sharia law" implemented.
If I had to guess I'd say there were more Muslims and liberals that want to implement barbaric Sharia law than Evangelicals that want biblical law.
In either case, it wouldn't fly. Nobody has the power (yet) or the ability to overthrow the Constitution of the United States. If that day ever comes you and I will be long gone.
well your guess was really bad and i am guessing you can't provide the slightest bit of proof that liberals want any such thing.
in fact i am betting you know your own post is false but just hate liberals and muslims.
How does a particular Christian sect qualify as "true Christian?"
Typically fundamentalist Baptists consider themselves true Christians. They adhere to a literal interpretation of the King James Bible and they have "no compromise" attitudes about many issues. They view everything through a black and white lens and perceive anybody who is less dogmatic, which includes virtually all Christian sects that aren't Independent Fundamental Baptist, to NOT be true Christians.
The Baptists are by far the most influential special interest group in the US.
Thou shall not steal, kill or covet women in immoral ways.
Real barbaric thinking
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.
Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
