Connecting the Dots

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You know the recent spate of mass killings? Well, guess who is to blame:

Connecting the Dots: The Link Between Gay Marriage and Mass Murders

NEW YORK, April 9 /Christian Newswire/ -- On April 4 the NY Times ran adjacent front-page articles on the Iowa Supreme Court decision legalizing 'gay marriage' and the gunman who murdered 13 people in New York. That day the Times also ran an op ed article by Charles M. Blow who expressed concern about the negative impact that conservative media's "talk of revolution" could have on "weak minds."

Commenting on this is Morality in Media President Bob Peters:

"Having lived in New York City for more than 30 years, I am all too aware of the harm that firearms in the hands of criminals can cause. Having grown up in a small town in Illinois, where citizens owned guns without misusing them, I am also aware that guns aren't the underlying problem. I am not an opponent of gun regulation; I am an opponent of making guns the scapegoat for mass murder.

"The underlying problem is that increasingly we live in a 'post-Christian' society, where Judeo-Christian faith and values have less and less influence. Among other things, Judaism and Christianity taught that murder was wrong and that included murder motivated by anger, hatred and revenge.

And this bit is good, too:

"This secular value system is also reflected in the 'sexual revolution,' which is the driving force behind the push for 'gay marriage;' and the Iowa Supreme Court decision is another indication that despite all the damage this revolution has caused to children, adults, family life and society (think abortion, divorce, pornography, rape, sexual abuse of children, sexually transmitted diseases, trafficking in women and children, unwed teen mothers and more), it continues to advance relentlessly.

No need for further comment.

Jim Downey

(Via Sully.)

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Kentucky Boy's picture

Witch Hunts

I just read a heart-breaking article on Slate about the persecution of little girls for witchcraft going on in africa right now. One of those modern day witchhunters blessed Sarah Palin at her church. Bobby Jindal also believes he has driven out demons and even cured cancer through exorcism. I guarantee you atheists aren't the ones torturing little girls for being "witches".

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Hank Fox's picture

Argh.

Oh, it's whatsisname, the guy who gets on and rants about how he trounced James Randi.

He's sort of like The Joker, who periodically escapes from Arkham Asylum and goes out and terrorizes Gotham City. Except that, though this guy has the full measure of twistedness, he lacks the Joker's brilliance.

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Among other things, Judaism

Among other things, Judaism and Christianity taught that murder was wrong and that included murder motivated by anger, hatred and revenge.

This is my favorite part because it makes it obvious the guy has never once read his Bible.

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The Master Plan

Finally, The EAC's Master Plan™ comes to fruition!

Mua-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

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