posted on Jan, 22 2010 @ 07:53 PM
reply to post by halfoldman
I know to use the word "Christian" is to generalize a great deal, and a lot of really great people fall under that term. But for the sake of
brevity:
my concern is that the token Christian leaders from the current mass movements (take the main figures from CBN, TBN, the various fundamentalist
think-tanks and their vocal folllowers) want to change the secular world. Yet they are not changing the Christian world first.
It seems that there are a lot of silent disgruntled Christians, so where is the protest at these people who degrade their faith's image? Why preach
to the world when your own house is not in order? Why not protest against usury, or have a voting campaign against it?
In conversation they say "Yeah, yeah we know Benny Hinn or whoever is a sham, but we'll rather fight the ACLU or impose school prayer".
Perhaps they just think its not worth bothering, since somebody told them Jesus is coming back tomorrow and will slap some discipline into the whole
thing in any case?
[edit on 22-1-2010 by halfoldman]