... why are the people that use the 'not tolerant of others' card the first to not be tolerant of others views?
... why have we become a society of victims and 'it's not my fault'?
... what happened to "Making Good Men Better"? It seems every time I turn around I’m reading of some scandal within the Craft. Has it always been this bad and I just didn’t notice since I was involved? Are the lessons being lost and forgotten?
... when did placing Nazi flags on the graves of US Servicemen become Free Speech? To me its only vandalism! A crime like this should NOT be a misdemeanor and should have a VERY harsh sentence!
The lessons come from the journey... So Mote It Be!
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Brother,
Are those rhetorical questions, or do you want feedback?
— W.S.
Sure! Comments are always welcome but it was mostly rhetorical ranting...
Have you forgotten the story of Jesus and the thief?
Why are you displaying such "unChristian" thoughts when you are supposed to be a seeker of light?
What is it that you think is un-Christian?
"If the bank was robbed I don’t need to know, and don’t want to know, that he has been unemployed for 6 years, his race, that he was abused as a child, suffering from PTS from watching reports of the war! Just lay out the facts: this bank was robbed, the robber was shot while trying to get away, and no innocents were injured!!!"
Your understanding and forgiveness, unlike Jesus's for the thief, does not extend to the bank robber who was killed.
Thus you are patently unChristian.
In fact, with a rabid typically old Testament eye for an eye primitiveness, you appear to revel unwholesomely in the slaughter of those you do not deem worthy of consideration as human beings.
One might thus expect you are an avid worshipper and follower of the despicable examples set by the likes of Dick Cheney, Rush Limbaugh and Fauxnews rather than Jesus.
Other than the obvious point you missed in your rush to judge - "... what happened to the news being reported as just the news and not some spin put on it by the reporter or anchor?"
You further missed the point of the thief on the cross that admitted his sins, repented and asked Jesus for salvation.
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