Christians Desecrate Wiccan Religious Site at Air Force Academy, page 1
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reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:14 PM by LordBucket
reply to post by jerico65



Then why did the Wiccans need a special built (with government funds)
outdoor worship area if religion is a private matter?


1) They don't have the benefit of hundreds of years of history of special, government funded military chaplains.

2) If you were a follower of an earth-based religion, do you think you would prefer to do your thing indoors or outdoors?





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reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:17 PM by LordBucket
reply to post by floppynoodleson666



Thats just as bad as putting crosses at a pagan worship area.


Remember that some pagans are still a bit upset over the Salem witch trials. Putting a cross in a pagan shrine is right up there with putting a swastika in a synagogue.

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reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:27 PM by ldyserenity
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All I have to say it's typical. Oh so great to be a good christian in America...oh wait that's an oxymoron!

But honestly, we use the cross as a symbol too, it doesn't bother us, so not too intelligent either. LOL!


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reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:34 PM by hoghead cheese
reply to post by brainwrek


This was sanctioned by the brass in the Academy, I'll bet my last dollar. I was in the military for many years, and you couldn't or wouldn't do something that open and in full view of the installation without the go ahead of a superior officer or officers. After hearing what have been going on at the Airforce Academy over the years in regard to Jewish faith and others with the evangelicals and such, it doesn't suprise me. People always say that you can't compare muslim extremists with christian extremists because we don't blow up stuff or behead etc.., I say christian can be worse. What they do is to pass laws and infiltrate into a system in order to make it an arm of it's believe system. Also if you have to answer a question like that by saying that ours don't do this but theirs do that, your an extremists of the highest order because they are saying the same thing to the christians. You see one mans religious extremists is another mans holy warrior and vice a versa. Just with the Tiller execution at his church on abortion issues the man grabbed onto religion and went after a person in order to make clear his groups believe over the LAW. He shot him and we didn't consider him a terrorists. Then when we have people making threats of doing this or that to govt. installations and such and or going after people because their views don't match mine or my group we don't call it terrorism, why don't we do it?

It's because we show empathy or feel something to people that look like our group or believe in our beliefs, so if we put them down we in reality put ourselves down. It's hypocrisy to the core, and the idiots don't even know how badly they are destroying this country. Democracies are terribly fragile and where a republic. When tyranny of one form or another takes hold, look out. Because as a people we truly haven't been in a tyrannical religous and/or dictator type of govt. system. When or if that day comes, people will finally realize how this tool can easily be used against the people who are behind the system. We are fools for letting hate and intolerance keep up, and where going to pay a big price in not curtailing it publically and privately.


reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:40 PM by troubleshooter
reply to post by brainwrek

The people who did this might call themselves Christian...
...but real Christians would never do this.




reply posted on 3-2-2010 @ 08:48 PM by MaxBlack
The word desecrate does not apply to this article. While a previous historical Christian incident has been cited in the article of material, it has no bearing unless to set the premise that Christians have been guilty and are therefore most suspect and are probably most guilty of this heinous crime of so called desecration. What a joke.

Finding a wooden cross in a place built by Christians for Pagans sounds to me more of some left over Christmas use of a Cross that some Air Force Cadets pledging some Academy frat club initiation left behind or left behind when drunk running around naked in cold weather on their Academy pledge run. A prank at best but whether a Christian is responsible for this or not, it would be most infantile to paint all Christians by the actions of the one if indeed a suspect is apprehended and later found to be a Christian acting in a manner consistent with Christian beliefs, it would still be a personal crime and not some Christian conspiracy orchestrated by nefarious forces of the Pope.

Good try, but if you're the type that would use certain words to paint a certain group in a negative light, then you're most likely a blood sucking vampire that needs a wooden stake in the heart. Since we would have to open your casket and then apply the vampire remedy of the wooden stake to your black heart, only then would the word "desecrate" be applicable. Violating your casket to rid the planet of one more vampire would be an act of desecration, but when your dealing with demons and evil, being polite has no value and in such circumstances, desecration would not be a crime at all.
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