Sky Dancer
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So what is she legislating? Please give us a link.
And again, you're proposing that people be barred from certain professions based upon their faith.
I'll check into the Canyon Ridge church. there were some Christians who did have dealings with Uganda's butcher based upon their desire to help bring him around...and when they discovered how whacko he was, they denounced him. I believe we had this convo once before, when you were making ridiculous claims about how Christians were responsible for supporting him and setting him up....
Don't bother. Canyon Ridge Christian Church is a church in Las Vegas, Nevada. That's right: one church in one city, that happened to have contact with a guy in another country - whom they later denounced - in connection to attempts to fight the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
This, apparently, constitutes "the government establishing a theocracy" in the sick, twisted vaults of Sky's mind: one church privately trying to combat AIDS in another country, meeting a guy, finding out he's nuts, and denouncing him.
Oh, and Michelle Bachmann holding personal opinions Sky doesn't like, and having membership in groups Sky doesn't approve of. Apparently, being a Christian in politics who actually exercises her Christian beliefs in her personal life ALSO constitutes "the government establishing a theocracy". Yet Sky would have us believe that she has no problem with Christians participating in politics. I can only assume this statement is true in her mind because she's defining "Christian" in that instance the same way Anders Breivik did in his manifesto: as a white, Anglo-Saxon non-Muslim who doesn't necessarily even have to attend church.
I suppose one way to combat AIDS in Africa is to execute gays. Martin Ssempa wanted to do just that. Canyon Ridge Church financially supported him.
Those are the facts. Canyon Ridge later refused to condemn Ssempa, AFTER they had supported him, and later still condemned Martin Ssempa. That's the facts.
Michelle Bachmann attended a Christian law school founded by a Dominionist. That's a fact. This law school wanted to shape the law into biblical principles. Also true.
You're right that I disagree with Bachmann's politics, and I find it disturbing that someone like her, whose views are so EXTREME has the support of the GOP. It shows how far to the right the fundies have taken the GOP, that Bachmann is a viable candidate for POTUS.
Only the ignorant would not inform themselves about the rise of Dominionism in the US. IMO, we are more likely to see a Christian Taliban in this country than Shariah Law.
As for the fellow in Norway. I don't consider him a Christian at all.
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