Sunday, May 23, 2004
The Great Ping-Pong Scam
CCCs: Counterfeit Christians In Congress
Mark Crutcher-WorldNetDaily: Recently, 48 Democrat members of Congress signed a letter railing against Catholic bishops who say that pro-abortion politicians should be denied Communion.
The person with the most to lose...is John Kerry. As the most high-profile of the "personally opposed" cowards, he is the one most often identified by the bishops as being unfit to receive the sacraments of the Catholic Church.
The problem is the belief that the unborn child is a living human being is a biological fact. That means they have as much right to live their life as anyone else.
Let's cut to the chase here. The people who signed this letter, while claiming to be opposed to abortion, are not as enlightened as they would have you believe.
They are gutless. After all, there is no basis for being opposed to abortion other than the belief that it takes the life of an innocent and helpless baby.
The bottom line is that this letter-signing deal is just part of The Great Ping-Pong Scam America's preachers and politicians have been pulling since the day abortion was legalized.
Ping is when the pro-life movement goes to the church and asks them to help do something about the abortion holocaust. We are politely told that because abortion is a political issue, the church shouldn't get involved.
Pong is when we go to the nation's politicians and ask them to help do something about the abortion holocaust. There we are informed that because abortion is a religious issue, politicians shouldn't get involved.
This slimy strategy has served both groups well for over 30 years. But now, when a few Catholic bishops get serious about their clerical responsibilities, the CCCs (Counterfeit Christians in Congress) are worried that if this spreads, The Great Ping-Pong Scam won't work anymore.
In the 1960 campaign, many American's were in a lather over the possibility that if he were elected John Kennedy would just be a puppet of the Vatican.
That raises the question: Why isn't anyone expressing this concern about John Kerry?
And the answer is simple. Kerry has made it clear that when his faith and his political ambitions collide, it will always be his faith that he abandons.
That is why America’s Godless Left is perfectly comfortable supporting him. They have ample proof that his Catholic beliefs mean no more to him than Jimmy Carter's, Bill Clinton's or Al Gore's Baptist beliefs meant to them.
The reality is, the Godless Left has never had a problem with politicians who claim to have religious beliefs, as long as they didn't live by them.
As for the rest of us, the questions is: If God can't trust them, can we?
Read more on this subject in related Hot Topics:
Georgia Senate Candidate (Mac Collins) Gets Pro-Life Endorsement, Isakson Criticized
Georgia Congressman Mac Collins has garnered the endorsement of the National Right to Life Committee, in a move his campaign says shows he is the most pro-life candidate running for the Republican Senate nomination.
Isakson's frequent votes backing abortion has earned him support from the pro-abortion group Republicans for Choice.
Isakson- Counterfeit Christian in Congress?
Kerry Flip-Flops Yet Again on Abortion
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CCCs: Counterfeit Christians In Congress
Mark Crutcher-WorldNetDaily: Recently, 48 Democrat members of Congress signed a letter railing against Catholic bishops who say that pro-abortion politicians should be denied Communion.
The person with the most to lose...is John Kerry. As the most high-profile of the "personally opposed" cowards, he is the one most often identified by the bishops as being unfit to receive the sacraments of the Catholic Church.
The problem is the belief that the unborn child is a living human being is a biological fact. That means they have as much right to live their life as anyone else.
Let's cut to the chase here. The people who signed this letter, while claiming to be opposed to abortion, are not as enlightened as they would have you believe.
They are gutless. After all, there is no basis for being opposed to abortion other than the belief that it takes the life of an innocent and helpless baby.
The bottom line is that this letter-signing deal is just part of The Great Ping-Pong Scam America's preachers and politicians have been pulling since the day abortion was legalized.
Ping is when the pro-life movement goes to the church and asks them to help do something about the abortion holocaust. We are politely told that because abortion is a political issue, the church shouldn't get involved.
Pong is when we go to the nation's politicians and ask them to help do something about the abortion holocaust. There we are informed that because abortion is a religious issue, politicians shouldn't get involved.
This slimy strategy has served both groups well for over 30 years. But now, when a few Catholic bishops get serious about their clerical responsibilities, the CCCs (Counterfeit Christians in Congress) are worried that if this spreads, The Great Ping-Pong Scam won't work anymore.
In the 1960 campaign, many American's were in a lather over the possibility that if he were elected John Kennedy would just be a puppet of the Vatican.
That raises the question: Why isn't anyone expressing this concern about John Kerry?
And the answer is simple. Kerry has made it clear that when his faith and his political ambitions collide, it will always be his faith that he abandons.
That is why America’s Godless Left is perfectly comfortable supporting him. They have ample proof that his Catholic beliefs mean no more to him than Jimmy Carter's, Bill Clinton's or Al Gore's Baptist beliefs meant to them.
The reality is, the Godless Left has never had a problem with politicians who claim to have religious beliefs, as long as they didn't live by them.
As for the rest of us, the questions is: If God can't trust them, can we?
Read more on this subject in related Hot Topics:
Georgia Senate Candidate (Mac Collins) Gets Pro-Life Endorsement, Isakson Criticized
Georgia Congressman Mac Collins has garnered the endorsement of the National Right to Life Committee, in a move his campaign says shows he is the most pro-life candidate running for the Republican Senate nomination.
Isakson's frequent votes backing abortion has earned him support from the pro-abortion group Republicans for Choice.
Isakson- Counterfeit Christian in Congress?
Kerry Flip-Flops Yet Again on Abortion
Today's Democrats: Corrupting morals, stealing elections, aiding enemies
