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The goal of Red Letter Christians is simple: To take Jesus seriously by endeavoring to live out His radical, counter-cultural teachings as set forth in Scripture, and especially embracing the lifestyle prescribed in the Sermon on the Mount.

Ironically, it was a secular Jewish country-and-western disc jockey in Nashville, Tennessee who first suggested that title. During a radio interview with my friend Jim Wallis, that deejay declared, “You’re one of those Red-Letter Christians – you know, the ones who are really into all those New Testament verses that are in red letters!” When Jim said, “That’s right!” he answered for all of us. By calling ourselves Red Letter Christians, we refer to the fact that in many Bibles the words of Jesus are printed in red. What we are asserting, therefore, is that we have committed ourselves first and foremost to doing what Jesus said.

The message of those red-lettered Bible verses is radical, to say the least. If you don’t believe me, just take a few minutes to read Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). In it, Jesus calls us away from the consumerist values that dominate contemporary America. Instead, he calls us to meet the needs of the poor. He also calls us to be merciful, which has strong implications in terms of war and capital punishment. After all, when Jesus tells us to love our enemies, he probably means we shouldn’t kill them.

Read the Extended History and Purpose of RLC

Gandhi once said that everybody in the world knows what Jesus teaches in those red lettered verses — except Christians. Today, lots of people share that same kind of disappointment with the American church. We want to change that. Applying the teachings of Jesus to our lives in such complicated times is difficult, but that is what Red Letter Christians is all about.

On this blog, I am going to do my best to introduce you to people and ideas that will inspire, encourage, and equip you to better follow Jesus as a Red Letter Christian. The blog is organized around four major silos of interest: Current, Global, Lifestyle, and Theology. Under each silo is a myriad of more specific topics compiled based on my book Red Letter Christians. You can find the silos listed on the top navigation bar and on the homepage. The homepage will always display the most recent articles under each silo and at the very top show the most recent six posts overall. If you’re looking for posts specifically related to The Church, for example, then you’d simply scroll over “Theology” in the top navigation bar and click “The Church” from the drop down list. If you’re not sure which category a post may be under then you can simply search for the post in our search bar, located on the far right side of the navigation bar.

The site has been designed to organize the plethora of information and make it easily accessible. Please, let me know if it helps. And above all…keep the faith!

Tony Campolo

P.S.: Red Letter Christians is built on the voices of individuals young and old from around the world. Here are some of the voices of the movement I want to introduce you to:


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  • Matt

    Im sorry, but this is not right! Brothers and sisters, the whole Bible is God-breathed and God inspired. God intended for each word and each sentence in the Bible to be in the Bible. The Bible is our handbook and we are to live by it. You guys have it wrong! God’s words are very important. But do not forget the apostles and the prophets!! God worked through their lives and inspired them to write what they wrote. So technically, all of the Bible is the Word of God! God’s hand was in it all. Please, do not call yourselves Red-Letter Christians and separate yourselves from your brothers and sisters who believe in God and his unending love and grace. Rather, call yourselves Followers of Christ. Follow the Word of God! Not just the red letters, but let every passage you read from Old Testament to New Testament speak to you through the work of the Holy Spirit. Let us Christians unite under God to fulfill His purposes for our lives here on Earth.

    • bluecenterlight

      I think you are missing what this movement is seeking to do. John refers to Jesus as the revealed “word of God”, the word made flesh. No one is suggesting that you black out every word that is not red in your bible. But if Jesus is “the word” then all of God’s word has to be seen through the matrix of Christ. The bible minus Christ makes us horrible. The bible has been used as justification for many horrible things, the crusades, the Inquisition, slavery, segregation, etc. I do not question the Westboro Baptist’s love of scripture, as Jesus didn’t question the Pharisee’s, but with all of their knowledge, they seemed to have missed the point. I don’t think we could ever be accused of being too much like Jesus. And you are right, God does something new to shake us out of our religiosity, then man takes that “new” thing and creates a new structure that God has to come along every so often and break up. It is just human nature, we like to put God in a box, and you are right to be wary. But we also have to be wary of our own fear of change. If God is the agent of the change, you risk kicking against the pricks. Are you really afraid that people might take Jesus too seriously? Or that people might forget the rest of the bible when Christ constantly quoted and referred to the prophets? Is that a danger, sure. I guess truth comes in the Pharisee’s advice about Jesus. If it is not of God it will fizzle and die, if it is of God, well, are arms are too short to box with God (paraphrased).

      PS. I don’t care much for labels, but I do prefer Christ follower, which makes me think we are talking about the same thing :)

      • Anni

        Jesus did refer to the prophets, not so much Leviticus.

    • Topazspark

      So…ummm… you believe that all Baptists do is baptize all day long, and that they ignore every other verse that isn’t specifically about baptism? Martin Luther wasn’t even in the Bible, so Lutherns have it really bad because they only follow Martin Luther, right? It says so in their name. They wouldn’t name their movement “Luthern” if they meant to read anything not written by Luther, after all. And “Holy Cross” church only talks about the cross…nothing else. e.v.e.r. In fact, the best name of a group of Christians would probably be something like “Fellowship of people who are learning to love God and follow His commands as revealed through the Messiah Jesus Christ who is coming again and is discussed at length by apostles, some of whom were better at following Jesus than others, and so on.” Of course, that church name would be difficult to fit on a sign, or even a banner on a website. Red Letter Christians is succinct and it shows the focus of the group, but that doesn’t mean that they ignore the rest of the Bible.

    • http://www.facebook.com/pennyck Penny Starr

      Yes, the Bible IS God breathed and God inspired. But…it was NOT written in English..this translation is just that…a translation inspired by a desire for royalty to be able to interpret things the way they liked.
      Some of us who consider ourselves Red Letter Christians do so because a large portion of people claiming to follow Christ seem to have chosen to ignore those very words and the principles they teach. If you (generic “you”) don’t follow Christ’s words/teaching, how can you possibly claim to be “Christian”?

    • Mary

      Amen, Matt, I couldn’t agree with you more. All the Bible is given by inspiration of God.

    • Anni

      I’m a red letter Christian and you’re an Old Testament Christian, which is a total oxymoron. Kindly turn to Leviticus and keep all 613 laws and get back with me on your progress.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1349353586 Andrew John Scease

      Yeah right. Nicea brother. Word of “god” my patoot. HUMAN BEINGS chose what was, and what was not, to be included in the book you know as THE BIBLE (dah, dah, dah, dummmmmmmmm). Let me know when you fulfill all the strictures laid out in Leviticus you hypocrite. It will be a great day on earth when all this magical hoakum is laid by the wayside. Sorry to say, but it probably won’t be in my lifetime. In the meantime, simple-minded sadsacks like yourself and all the other deluded scaredy-cats on this page will argue yourselves into spiritual knots and accomplish nothing. Yawn…

  • http://twitter.com/Doclo11 Ramona Lowe

    I spent years and years in fundamentalism where the bible is held as poster Matt describes. It was uncomfortable because the bible was worshipped in itself as if it were a fourth part of the holy trinity. But it’s not. All parts of the bible are not equal and do not carry the same weight and meaning. Almost all bible thumpers have no idea of how the book they cherish came to exist in this form and what the contexts were when each part was written. I like bluecenterlight’s statement that “the bible minus christ makes us horrible”–that gives me great food for thought, and great reason to hope. Yes, I am an Christian, and yes, I think the bible is a holy book for inspiration and instruction. But it is not inerrant. And whether we admit it or not ,everyone–let me emphasize that, EVERYONE–selects the verses that he/she holds close and which to reason away. Trying to claim otherwise is disingenuous.

    • http://www.jimmyspencerjr.com/ Jimmy Spencer Jr

      Amen :)

    • Digger

      Which verses are wrong? Please don’t merely tell me, “lots of them.” I’d really like to have some examples of the verses that are incorrect. Thanks.

      • Andres Fernando Leon

        Well I have specifically one. Deuteronomy 22:15.. It tells how you have to kill a woman if she isn’t virgin at the moment of marriage.
        17 Now
        he has slandered her and said, ‘I did not find your daughter to be a
        virgin.’ But here is the proof of my daughter’s virginity.” Then her
        parents shall display the cloth before the elders of the town
        It is scientifically and anatomically proven that not all women bleed when they have sex for the first time. The hymen can even be broken in events of stretching the body or heavy exercise. So there you do have an error.
        The bible doesn’t lose its great power and I still have great reverence to it. I believe is not literal and it has spiritual language that’s all.

    • http://www.facebook.com/daniel.olson.522 Daniel Olson

      Ramona, I remember using that phrase “fourth person in the trinity” in the same manner. Christ is Holy, The Father is Holy. The spirit is Holy. Scripture is good and useful. I have come to accept that everyone “picks and chooses”. Even me. But I’m encouraged that i don’t have to understand what every scripture means.

  • Zach Campbell

    I am pro this!!!!! But I do have one hiccup. How can you speak about the poor and oppressed and then throw Abortion out as if Jesus wouldn’t care about it? I think Jesus cares about Abortion.

    • bluecenterlight

      I think He does too. In fact I know He does. But I also think the church has been used as a pawn on this subject by corrupt politicians, and it has put a bad taste in a lot of peoples mouths. I for one am tired of looking for change from those who will tell me whatever I want to hear to get elected. The truth is we have lost the war of public opinion on abortion, the majority think it should be legal, that is how this country works. I just don’t think passing laws should be our focus, changing hearts should be. We have a lot of work to do. Time to roll up our sleeves.

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  • map

    Jesus is Lord. Jesus has been given all authority and everything he says issues from the Father. As the Son he was active before creation. Jesus says he is the One of whom the prophets spoke. He was Lord before the New Testament came into being and sent the Spirit who inspired it. In the end, he will gather everything under his reign and return everything to the Source. Jesus is the “point of the Trintarian spear” by which God has entered his world to redeem it.

    Jesus is Lord. He is The Way to God, because he is God. Not only by removing sin, but to know Jesus is to “Know the Father.” Jesus is the “Rosetta Stone” by which we make sense of an infinite God and through whom we have a relationship with a personal God. He is the Living Word,

    Jesus is Lord over Scripture. It is ALL about Jesus: “All authority is given to me.” Jesus came as the Way. The written Gospels present Jesus’ teaching on earth about what it means to walk in the Way, and the insights of the apostles who follow him. The rest of the NT is the history and record of how Jesus’ taught his followers to walk in the world they encountered. By the Spirit, Jesus was Lord of this process and reveals himself still through it.

    For me, being a RLC means that I take every NT text, and prayerfully dialog with my Master. I look for and find the teaching(s) and truths which come from “everything I have commanded you.” (printed in Red.). Through prayer and reflection I find the basis for the teaching/principle in the character of God Jesus has shown, and is showing us. YHWH’s love (himself, his nature), as seen in the Son (whose name means “YHWH is salvation”), is the core from which the principles applied to the Early Church spring. His love is the heart of judgment, righteousness, compassion, mercy and forgiveness.

    Jesus is Lord, and this Lord says, “I give you a New Command, “Love one another.” He says further, “This is the banner you will fly, the uniform you will wear and the way you will live. By loving like I love people will know you are my disciples.”

    Go look it up…that is all in Red…it is the basis from which all else springs. The writings of the Apostles do not yield “lists of rules and truths’ by which we live” but instruction of how Jesus’ way was applied by his first followers. They are not hard to find.

    Jesus is Lord. I have decided to follow Jesus. I am in love with Jesus.Thank you Jesus.

    • Nate

      Someone clear this up. When Jesus himself chose the apostles, and we have their writings as the rest of our new testament, how do we have the right to call what they’ve written not inerrant? I fully understand that the English bible is a translation but it seems to me that we must presume what the apostles teach is only a pure representation of what Jesus represented as Jesus appointed them.
      Here’s an example of what I mean. Tony Campolo (who I love listening to!!!) states that gay marriage is a secondary issue because Jesus didn’t talk about it, but Jesus appointed Paul who indirectly has a lot to say about it. So, isn’t that line of logic weak. Look, my heart breaks for the homosexuals that deal with the isolation and confusion of trying to reconcile their orientation with what the Bible says. I guess I just find it too simplistic to discount Paul’s emphasis on it on the grounds Jesus isnt recorded as talking about it. By the way I’m all for getting busy getting alongside and loving people. On this emphasis of RLC I stand fully united.

      • Richard Carson

        Though you use the words secondary issues, that does not apply that is a secondary sin. All sin misses the mark of the glory of God. Judicially, all sin will cause a quarantine from heaven. The primary issue is recorded in Luke 10:27, And he answering said, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind; and thy neighbour as thyself. – As we try our best to be honest with ourselves (we lie to ourselves at times) and as we live this out, secondary issues (not sins) will come on our radar and the individual will begin to deal with them.

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  • JQ

    In refererence to the Ray Lewis article. I think you are right to a degree, but not exactly. I think God is more personally involved in the lives of those who reach out to him and spend time with Him. I think there are times when He will give us what we ask for.
    From what I know of Ray Lewis, he is a sincere follower of Christ who is deeply faithful and desires to give all of his life to serving God now. To most of the world a football game is just a game and means nothing. To God I’m sure a football game means nothing. It’s not about the game at all really. I think it’s not really about the game to Ray Lewis either. I think there was a lot spiritually that went on btwn the team members that no one in the public ever saw.
    The team had a very deep meaning to Lewis spiritually because he had a lot if growth during the time he spent with those men, and God was central to him in his relationship to his team. God will give us things that may seem silly to others, when we ask, and when His will lines up. Ray knows God is not a genie. I don’t think he ever concluded that God had them win because they were “good”. It is true though, that when you are closely alignd with God, there are times that he will answer you with a yes. I think it’s quite possible that He answered RayLewis with a yes

  • Dave Pritchard

    Just joined after months of sitting on the fence! For me personally, becoming a member has to be one of the most refreshing and spiritually energizing things that I’ve ever done! I spent years stressing over certain doctrines, evolution vs. creation, gay marriage, abortion, death penalty, etc.. All of those “hot button issues” that were keeping me mentally and spiritually tangled up and from simply living out the words of Jesus. Showing genuine compassion and mercy to people in need everywhere, is where it’s at! I finally feel free now to practice my faith and follow in his footsteps through the power of the Holy Spirit! I’m so pumped!!!!!

  • option8

    Interesting site, but I’m so sick and tired of being told to “join the conversation.” That can be on a list of everyday cliches that need to be banned, imo

    • http://www.facebook.com/dsmathwig Donna S Mathwig

      Ha. I totally get your buggedness over ‘join the conversation’, although I do use it myself now and again. Despite it’s overuse, it does seem to convey a needful message: we don’t have all the answers – you’re welcome to join us and contribute your thoughts. An open posture for other voices around the table – so I suppose I can put up with this cliche.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1773422158 Bob Mahlstedt

    Wow…RLC is so misguided…totally misses the core message of the Bible…God does not want people trying their best to be like Jesus or to live like Jesus or to follow all the red letters in the New Testament. The ultimate message of Jesus is the realization of our oneness with God (read John 17…it’s in red letters!). Out of that sense and realization of oneness with the Father will flow godly actions and godly behaviors and godly EVERYTHING. I think you folks have got the cart before the horse.

    • Anni

      Oneness with God was what Jesus was about. He taught that we don’t need priests or sacrifices because God is our parent and the Kingdom is among us. No intermediaries needed. He was totally against those who make their living doing priestly things, but not those doing Godly things. Some folks have made Jesus the high priest and the ultimate sacrifice, it is they who miss the point.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Thomas-L-Snyder/650549202 Thomas L. Snyder

    The Bible is inerrant in its autographs, and, because of the many many texts and excerpts we have of it, we can pretty much determine what that original text said and meant, with a little help from our Hebrew friends who are familiar with the intent of Scripture. For instance, the phrase an eye for an eye, etc., is actually an admonition against cruel and unusual punishment that doesn’t fit the crime. Also, the Ten Commandments say, Do not murder, so capital punishment for the crime of first degree murder actually upholds that Law, not contradict it, as some of our liberal friends misinterpret it. Finally, we must remember, in helping the poor, that Proverbs 10:4 says, “Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth.” So, God is not opposed to accumulating wealth, so long as you do indeed remember the poor. However, we are not required to give charity to an able-bodied man who will not work or to a man who will not support his family, as Paul says and implies in 2 Thessalonians 3:6-15 and 1 Timothy 5:8.

    • Anni

      So, the old is done away in Christ Jesus. Wouldn’t that actually include the Old Testament which forbade divorce, etc? Just asking. If it’s all God-Breathed then we should change a lot of things like divorcing. There were many things the Old Testament taught we do not follow. Check out Leviticus and try to live that way…

      • Ed R

        I am not a “member” of the Red Letter Christians, but I have read some of the writings. I agree with the idea of trying to live a more Christ like life and in order to do that well I think the Red Letter idea is good. Some of these comments though, leave me wondering. Anni, above refers to divorce as if it was not allowed in the Old Testament. It was allowed under Mosaic Law, it was Jesus who corrected that in the New Testament. He said divorce should not happen except in cases of “uncleanliness” or, I understand that to be unfaithfulness. Then there is another here that seems to question the validity of Lutheran teaching by suggesting that they don’t teach anything not written by Martin Luther. Maybe I misunderstood the post, but if I didn’t then I must inform the poster that the idea is very foreign to Lutherans. I have known many and that simply is not true. The reality of teaching Christianity is that every church on Earth has it’s own sins or shortcomings, even the Red Letter Movement. Each and every one of them has mans hands in it. Not every thing that happens or is preached is necessarily through the Holy Spirit. It would be nice if that were true, but it simply cannot be as we are all human with human intellects. Okay, I’ll get off my stump and let somebody else climb up here, but I really do think that we all must strive to post our comments in ways to not push each other away. We should all be striving to draw together towards God.

  • disciple

    I hope by the word radical and counter cultural you mean, worldly? Christ was not radical in the sense that he was just out to do his own thing. Truth was taught, twisted and he came and taught it again and then lived it to give an example. We live in a time now where most Christian would be criticized for their being to much like the pharisees and Sadducee. Thinking that because they are the “chosen ones” they can do whatever they want, and that they know everything. They were just worldly church goers. I like the idea of following Christ and being a living testimony of His truthfulness.

  • http://www.facebook.com/joe.richards.313 Joe Richards

    Given the horrors of the Gosnell trial particularly and Planned Parenthood’s — which last year performed 333,964 acts of Filicide by abortion securing about $150,283,800 in fees from those abortions — move away from Pro Choice to “Reproductive Justice” (as if there could be justice by killing an in utero baby created in the Imago Dei) particularly, it would stand to reason that RLC solicit more discourses on Filicide, Abortion, and the quintessential question of “When does life begin?”

    POP QUIZ: Where else besides an Abortion Abattoir can you conspire to have someone killed by paying a killer money and do it with impunity?

    You can’t!

    Here follows my unsolicited submission.

    The feckless logic behind the Pro Choice / Reproductive Justice movement is completely ad hoc, capricious, subjective, gestationally sexist, and therefore completely untenable. It is certainly no basis for a law that deals with Life & Death.

    A civil, just society can NOT make nor justly enforce laws that are inherently ad hoc and capricious. The quintessential building block, indeed the cornerstone of our Constitutional Rule of Law REPUBLIC, personified by a blindfolded Lady Justice holding a scale in her hands, is that ALL LAWS apply equally to every person without regard to race, color, creed, gender, gestational status or age (above consent).

    Pro Choice completely obliterates this first principle.

    Science, orthodox Judeo-Christian Theology, Humane Ethics, and non-atheistic Philosophy all state unequivocally that a new human life begins at fertilization. ONLY THE CURRENT law that goes by the pseudonymical Roe v Wade, wrongly decided based upon some of the worse jurisprudence in our nation’s history (confessed to by several 21st-century SCOTUS Justices), 40 years behind current Science, still regards in utero babies as “non-persons” and therefore not protected under the 14th amendment. This is reminiscent of the way the U.S. regarded Black slaves — as de facto non-persons or at least no more than three fifths of a person each — for the first 76 years of our history. No wonder they were enslaved, whipped, beaten, sold like mere chattel, and killed with impunity.

    Is that how Pro Choice views in utero babies, as non-person chattel deserving of no better than enslavement, whipping, beating, auctioning, dismemberment and finally death? It happens 1,211,000 times per year every year for the last 40 years.

    SCOTUS in 1973 admitted that Science, Theology and Philosophy should influence their juridical decision regarding the moment when a non-human becomes a human person, but then panned all three disciplines, noting that since they didn’t all three agree SCOTUS therefore needn’t decide when a 100% HUMAN DNA in utero baby becomes a legal person . . . and then arbitrarily assigned a point in time for this miracle to occur as coinciding with birth; presumably that existential moment when a baby completely exits his/her mother’s vagina. Whether or not s/he had to have the umbilical cord cut and/or take a 1st breath to become a FULLY HUMAN person warranting Constitutional protection is NOT clear.

    But neither SCOTUS nor any Pro Choice person has ever explained how “personhood” is conferred merely by fully exiting a vagina (or in the rarer case of a C-section, fully clearing the belly). Biologically and Theologically there is no discernible nor non-discernible fundamental difference between a baby 5 seconds before fully emerging from a vagina and 5 seconds after fully exiting. NONE AT ALL. If personhood is not something that can be observed, measured or otherwise discerned than it has either magical properties or resides at the level of deep sub-atomic space that our most powerful microscopes and atom smashers can still NOT detect.

    Who or what confers this personhood? If a 40 week old fully formed baby is NOT a person 1 second before s/he fully exits the vagina but is 1 second immediately thereafter Who or What conferred that personhood? The mother’s vagina? God? Buddha? And at what precise moment down to the 1/1000th of a second did it occur? How do we know?

    Neither Science, Theology, Philosophy, Ethics nor an Abortion doctor can objectively answer these questions. But the law somehow is certain (or feigns it), and wants us to be certain, that whereas it is a heinous homicidal crime to kill a just exited from the vagina baby, whether 22 weeks old, 32 weeks old, or 42 weeks old, it is no crime at all to kill that same baby so long as s/he has NOT fully (though mostly is OK) exited the vagina.

    Why is it a heinous 1st-degree murder for a mother and her doctor to kill a 22-week old baby just fully exited from her vagina but NOT a crime to kill a 28-week old baby still residing at least partially in utero?

    THINK: It is as if the law — not Science, Theology, Philosophy or Ethics — has conferred God-like power to create a new human being to pregnant women’s vaginas, which alone can impute full humanity and legal personhood.

    BUT STOP, THINK AGAIN: The ugly gestational sexist bias of the law reared its very ugly head with the conviction of Scott Peterson for DOUBLE HOMICIDE: of his post-born wife Laci and his PRE-BORN son Connor. The ONLY way Scott (and less famously known biological fathers) could have been convicted of a 2nd homicide is IF his unborn son was regarded by the law as a fully human PERSON protected under the 14th amendment. Had Laci killed Connor she would have been able to do so with full legal immunity. But the impunity the law would have granted to Laci it refused to give to Scott: ugly, biased gestational bias.

    Have you heard of the Unborn Victims of Violence Act of 2004? More gestatational sexist bias at the federal level. “(Public Law 108-212) is a United States law which recognizes a child in utero as a LEGAL VICTIM, if he or she is injured or killed during the commission of any of over 60 listed federal crimes of violence. The law defines “child in utero” as “a member of the species Homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb.”

    en dot wikipedia dot org/ wiki/Unborn_Victims_of_Violence_Act

    Is it any wonder that our horrific, gestationally sexist jurisprudence came about as a result of seven (7) pussy-whooped men (two White men wisely and morally vociferously dissented), six White and one Black. Their outdated, 40-year old juridical decision is a guilt-ridden testosterone manifesto that pays homage to estrogen and the power of vaginas that have driven men mad, crazy, to drink & drugs, and broke for millennia.

    Lust for vaginas, guilt over how cruelly some men have behaved toward women with vaginas, and a sincere but sincerely wrong desire to make reparations is NO BASIS FOR LAW-MAKING WHEN IT COMES TO THE LIFE AND DEATH OF OUR MOST PRECIOUS, MOST VULNERABLE, AND LEAST ABLE TO PROTECT AND SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES BABIES; in utero.

    Anyone who has never endured an abortion, and is entirely unwilling to endure one — or the lethal equivalent — now, should ever have the hypocritical gall to enact a law that confines in utero human babies to horrific deaths, arguably the 2nd most heinous only to Christ’s crucifixion.

  • http://www.facebook.com/cfogarty1964 Chris Fogarty

    This is an interesting site that is interestingly silent on the recent government suppression of political groups out of step or divergent from the current administration. This site, has a section on abortion, and a cursory reading shows a very delicate avoidance of the grizzly details involved in an abortion, as manifest in the recent Goznell trial. Bizarrely there is an attempt to argue that you can be pro life while voting pro-choice, yet the same logic needed to buttress this position, is not applied consistently to other positions such as gun control.

    Karl Barth said, ” ‘to take your Bible and take your newspaper, and read both. But interpret newspapers from your Bible.’” It is manifestly clear that this site is very selective of what news stories it reads.

    I suspect if you wanted to be anti-holocaust, while be supporting the Sudanese government, the logic utilized to allow you to be pro-life while voting pro-choice would suit you just fine. Having grown up in a nutty fundamentalist church, this site is a nice corrector for that strain of Christendom, however, this site fails miserably in applying it’s arguments consistently to itself and across its varied positions.

    RLC, you stare into the Abyss, and you fail to see what is staring back at you.

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