terrorist, threat,, That President Obama is no friend of Christianity is no secret to people who don’t make a living excusing his behavior in the media.
His many slights over the years to Christians, as well as official Administration policies such as the Health and Human Services mandate requiring churches to provide insurance coverage for abortions and birth control, have solidified the unflattering image of the only president to ever vow in his own book to side with Muslims “should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.”
But when Obama, in Ireland for the G-8 summit, recently spoke about Catholic and Protestant schools, was he just displaying his usual arrogance and ignorance, or was he firing the opening salvo in a broader fight against Christianity? This is what he said:
“Because issues like segregated schools and housing, lack of jobs and opportunity — symbols of history that are a source of pride for some and pain for others — these are not tangential to peace; they’re essential to it. If towns remain divided — if Catholics have their schools and buildings, and Protestants have theirs — if we can’t see ourselves in one another, if fear or resentment are allowed to harden, that encourages division. It discourages cooperation.”
Obama himself claims to be Christian, but his own church for two decades was a virulent, anti-America, cozy-with-Islam, damn-whitey sort of church that isn’t exactly mainstream by any measure. Almost upon entry into the Oval Office, his Department of Homeland Security began spewing reports about the terrorist threat posed by Bible-believing Christians, Jews, military veterans, Tea Partiers and conservatives in general.
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