One of religion’s big
problems is how we individually translate our beliefs..from what each person’s
“Bible” tells him to do.
Kim Davis obviously doesn’t
understand “render unto Caesar”..but then, that’s the way I interpret that
verse (and I have a lot of company, but not universally.)
In Hungary the government has
raised barbed wire fences to keep refugees from war-torn Syria out. Why? The
prime minister said: "because they (the largely Muslim refugees)
threaten our Christian beliefs.” Which beliefs? How about “Am
I my brother’s keeper?” Or even better what Christ often said, "Love one
another.”
And that church in Topeka, which claims to be Christian, obviously
doesn’t understand that “loving” part..as it pickets burials of our servicemen
and women.
And even the conservative
columnist Cal Thomas tried to tell Mrs. Davis that "America is not a Christian
nation.” Religious, Yes. Christian, No. Baptist, are you kidding?
But when public officials,
whether an obscure county clerk in the U-S, or the prime minister of a European
nation try to impose their translation of religion on the rest of us, I can
only think of another Biblical verse “Jesus wept.”
I'm just sayin'...
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