Comments on: Rights Group Uncovers Other Cases Of Military Proselytizing Christianity to Muslims

By: wordsworth

wordsworth — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:36:35 +0000

Come On , Really!
Some british journalist for Al-Jazeera claiming that sharing ones religous faith is Un-constitutional? Does’nt sound like a real authority on the U.S. Constitution to me ! I’d rather interperate my own constitution , Thank You! Look, I appretiate your gallant exposure of the Fed and all,but please get off the anti christan kick that you happily play into. This is trivial stuff , really.If you are serious about exposing something as big as the Fed then leave the trivial divisive crap behindand let these folks practice their faith. They are the ones who volunteered and lay their lives on the line.If it bothers you so much that some service men are “pacticers of faith” then go ahead and enlist and be an agnostic enlistee.

By: ChomFa

ChomFa — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 20:19:53 +0000

I cannot see a problem. It is quite evident that islam is a/the prime cause of many of the problems faced in that entire area. I would rather see them offered a way out of the islamist mind-trap than being “facilitated” to remain in it and if Christians want to undertake that onerous and taxing role, good on them. Any effort to free the minds and wills of oppressed people needs to be applauded, not mocked and vilified. Oh, sorry….that’s what you do, isn’t it, when Christianity rears its “ugly head”? For the record, I am NOT a Christian, and for very good reasons, but I cannot abide bigotry disguised as altruism.
A free Afghanistan or one founded on a priori anti-Christian bias?