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strredwolf"Reverend" Jerry Falwell is dead, died of heart failure, as best as I can guess from the news reports.
It is hard not to speak ill of him, when he has skewered the Christian faith in his crusade to make everyone a part of his church and his radical views. He blended politics with faith in a combination so finely interwoven that it continues to threaten to turn the US into Iran. He has ruined not only many of a person, but many a religion. It is hard to forgive his sins, when the destruction is so great that absolution would be beyond him.
I cannot see anything good of him. I can only be glad that he is gone, so that his victims can finally heal knowing that his reign of terror is over.
It is hard not to speak ill of him, when he has skewered the Christian faith in his crusade to make everyone a part of his church and his radical views. He blended politics with faith in a combination so finely interwoven that it continues to threaten to turn the US into Iran. He has ruined not only many of a person, but many a religion. It is hard to forgive his sins, when the destruction is so great that absolution would be beyond him.
I cannot see anything good of him. I can only be glad that he is gone, so that his victims can finally heal knowing that his reign of terror is over.
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Date: 2007-05-16 04:06 pm (UTC)Pat Robertson isn't much better. He at least doesn't (well not as often) advocate killing everyone who is not of his particular brand of religion.