I am not the only one taking notice of the concerted efforts to equate Christians with Jihadists and nazis.
Ultimately, a secular Socialist society will lump all fundamentalist beliefs as terrorist threats to the state, as history has proven time and again.
What we read here are just more winds of the coming persecution of Christians and Jews.
American Theocracy Anyone?—Part One
“. . .Why do you not know how to interpret the present time?” (Luke 12:56)
American Theocracy Anyone?—Part One
Here begins a two-part commentary on the verbal bomb-throwing attack on evangelical Christians launched by those who are seemingly terrified that our real agenda is to turn America into some kind of right-wing Christian theocracy. I mean, these people are serious about this, and there are more than a few of them. In the last year or so there has been a spate of books published that are sounding the alarm against “a group of religious utopians, (who) with the sympathy and support of tens of millions of Americans, are slowly dismantling democratic institutions to establish a religious tyranny, the springboard to an American fascism” That quote from American Facists, by Chris Hedges.
Lest you think Chris is out there all by himself in la-la land, here are some other choice quotes: “Religious fanatics who run the country…are close to realizing their vision of heaven on earth: an American theocracy.” (Why the Christian Right is Wrong, Robin Meyers). “We must resist before the fundamentalists do what they have promised (and) turn the world’s oldest democracy into a theocracy ruled entirely by ‘righteous men’ ” (Mel White, Religion Gone Bad).
Never before has the country seen this kind of concerted effort to attack in writing what these authors call “the religious right.” And, their sentiments are certainly shared by most of the media, almost all of academia, and a huge percentage of the entertainment people, not to mention almost all of the political leadership to the left of George W. Bush.
The writers of these books, and their allies, are apparently truly afraid that the country is about to become ruled by evangelical and conservative fanatics who are only a tiny bit different from Iranian-type ayatollahs. In fact, they lump all evangelical Christians together with the Taliban and other Islamofacists as dangerous fundamentalists. Meyers calls his opponents “Christian facists” who “peddle a theology of hatred, condemnation, and cruelty.” And Wakefield considers people like us as “the new Taliban of America,” which renounces the Beatitudes of Jesus and “twist(s) the basic message of Christianity from love to hate.”






