REVrant 3.17 - Christian Politician Asks the Right Question
Apparently, the House of Representatives is now being exposed to the cultural hyper-vigilance surrounding the “investigation” of Evangelical Christians at the Air Force Academy. Air Force Academy “religious intolerance” aftermath One of the legislators who is a Christian is quoted in the article asking a pertinent question – Can he tell people he’s a “Christian” without offending anyone?
Sidebar –> While reading about a recent “Gay and Lesbian Pride” event in New York, I wondered what the response would be if the Christian community would have an “Evangelical Christian Pride” event. (Devout Christians wouldn’t do it, probably, because of their desire not to be guilty of the sin of “pride.”)
Sidebar #2 –> Canada just legalized gay marriages. In the spirit of enlightened cultural “tolerance,” shouldn’t I be “tolerated” if I disagree with the decision? For some reason, it seems that the “tolerance” provision is applied to every sub-cultural and special interest group, with one exception – Christians.
It’s obvious that some highly-motivated people are not going to stop this tedious monitoring of alleged Christian “intolerance.” To be consistent, shouldn’t they be monitoring other group’s “intolerance” of Christians and their views?

