Re: Allow me to synopsize
by
bananaboat
06/20/2008, 11:53 PM #
Actually I didn’t say why Farrakhan is evil and Hagee is not, but nice job of implying that I said something when I clearly did not. In fact I never mentioned the words Muslim or Christian in that statement. It would really help you to understand what I’m saying if you bothered to take the time to actually read what I say and then apply it to the topic.
Farrakhan is evil because he supports Islamic terrorism against the United States and Israel. He is evil because he denies that the Holocaust ever happened. He is evil because he actively spreads lies and encourages others to follow them.
Hagee has used scripture to explain his positions. It is a Judeo-Christian belief that we reap what we sow. If we break Yahweh’s commandments we open ourselves up to attack. When he blamed the Israelites for the holocaust he was referring to the fact that their continued sin and rejection of Yahweh left them open for attack. It’s all a matter of context. If you take what someone says out of context and combine it with a complete lack of understanding of scripture then you’re guaranteed to come to the wrong conclusions. Based on his understanding of the scriptures he believes that events took place that encouraged the Israelites to move back to the land of Israel. He believes, as most believers do, that Yahweh uses the actions of man to move his plan forward.
As far as televangelists go, Hagee is among the best informed, but like everyone he is human and he does make mistakes. At the very worst he is simply wrong and nothing he has said or done is anywhere near as bad as what Farrakhan has said and done. They’re not even in the same league.
“Don't answer that. I don't care to know who your twisted brain works. “
Of course you don’t want a response. After all it is much easier to make baseless accusations if you ignore the persons clarification and defense. You’re not the least bit interested in intelligent conversation.
Cassandra