Newsweek Can't Read
I have no mind because of finals. Yet still I'm posting this, possibly for comment later, but probably not. This woman is so mind-bogglingly Biblically illiterate, it's sick. Yes. A cover story in Newsweek telling us all one Biblically-illiterate woman's "proofs" that the Bible, at best, doesn't preclude homosexual marriage. Poppycock masquerade.
If Newsweek will publish this, I demand equal space for articles that tell everyone it's a sin to use medicine. Since when is this cover-story news and not a trashy postmodern-fundamentalist-rant? Oh, wait. I forgot. They can't be biased, judgmental, or stupid--they're the news media. And they know ALL about the Bible. Clearly.
So much for individual interpretation. Take that, non-denoms. This is where private revelation creates chaos equal to paganism. Why don't we all start openly adulating Whitman and Emerson?
I'm getting out of here before I start yelling about John Calvin and mystics.
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Joy, I can't remember you being in quite such righteous rage, but keep it up and aimed in the right direction.
It's all despicable deconstruction. Her interpretative method changes every paragraph. It has only one principle - whatever means can justify her conclusion is the means she'll take to interpret.
It's skillful, for sure. It reminds me of a time I was present in Trafalgar Square, London, during an Islamic rally. The man with the microphone was saying: "someone very famous British person said something about Democracy. He said, 'democracy is the worst of all governments.' Do you know who said that? Winston Churchill said that."
The second half of the quote, which he omitted, is "...except for all the others." So its slander.
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