Chris & Emile:
Here is an interesting dichotomy that was just too good to pass up:
Chris says:
>I live in a place where the Buddhist religion is very prominent and find it very offensive to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Should anyone want to defend that devil it's their perogative but as for me I rebuke it.<
Emile says:
>If a Jewish community in Brooklyn desires to establish their public school as a Jewish public school they have the constitutional right to do so. If a Christian community in Missouri or La. desire to establish their public schools as a Christian public school, they are guranteed that right through the constitution. If a predominate Moslem community
want to establish their public school as a Moslem based school, they are given that right by the constitution.<
Now then, according to the logic of Emile, if Chris had children, those children would go to a Buddhist school, as Bhuddism may be the predominant religion in the area.
How do you feel about Emile's logic, oh race tolerant Mr. Land?
Emile, you wouldn't mind if Chris's children learned about Bhuddism in school, instead of Christ, would you? After all, you do believe in those words you wrote, right?
HJ |
