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A pagan’s sole claim to fame is his refusal to accept and nurture the American Christian culture, as it has been bequeathed to us by our Christian forefathers. Pagan ideologues are best known for devil worship, and for pacifying the less fortunate and more troubled peoples worldwide--namely our enemies.
Pagans, atheists, infidels et al are usually found in the Democrat/Liberal halls of our Congress, where their political platform of appeasement, narcissism, and godless acts find a home, as seen in their abortion on demand (1million murders per year), the right for a man/boy love union (NAMBLA), and their unending quest to sodomize the marriage ritual, as seen and now mandated in the state of Massachusetts.
Most if not all of our American culture emanated from the contributions of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages. The Catholic Church did not merely contribute to Western civilization--the Church ‘built’ that civilization. There was hardly a human enterprise of the early Middle Ages to which the monasteries did not contribute. The Scientific Revolution took root in a Western Europe whose theological and philosophical foundations, Catholic at their very core, proved fertile soil for the development of the Scientific enterprise. The mature idea of international law emerged from the late Scholastics, as did concepts central to the emergence of economics as a distinct discipline. These latter two contributions occurred under the auspices of the Church.
All these areas: economic thought, international law, science, university life, charity, religious ideas, art, morality--these are the very foundations of a civilization, and in the West every single one of them emerged from the heart of the Catholic Church.
So you can clearly see that America owes it’s Christian heritage and ensuing modern day culture to the Catholic Church and its religion.
My question to you pagans: Can you list all of the traits/ideals/customs that would clearly show to the majority of Christian America that you have contributed to our vibrant American culture? Feel free to cheat a little by wandering back to the Dark Ages in which to seek answers or suggestions to that dilemma.
Clearly my contribution to America has been my willingness and assiduous plan to unite all Americans under one Christian flag. I don’t take praise too easily, so please, refrain from making a spectacle of yourself.
Pagans, atheists, infidels et al are usually found in the Democrat/Liberal halls of our Congress, where their political platform of appeasement, narcissism, and godless acts find a home, as seen in their abortion on demand (1million murders per year), the right for a man/boy love union (NAMBLA), and their unending quest to sodomize the marriage ritual, as seen and now mandated in the state of Massachusetts.
Most if not all of our American culture emanated from the contributions of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages. The Catholic Church did not merely contribute to Western civilization--the Church ‘built’ that civilization. There was hardly a human enterprise of the early Middle Ages to which the monasteries did not contribute. The Scientific Revolution took root in a Western Europe whose theological and philosophical foundations, Catholic at their very core, proved fertile soil for the development of the Scientific enterprise. The mature idea of international law emerged from the late Scholastics, as did concepts central to the emergence of economics as a distinct discipline. These latter two contributions occurred under the auspices of the Church.
All these areas: economic thought, international law, science, university life, charity, religious ideas, art, morality--these are the very foundations of a civilization, and in the West every single one of them emerged from the heart of the Catholic Church.
So you can clearly see that America owes it’s Christian heritage and ensuing modern day culture to the Catholic Church and its religion.
My question to you pagans: Can you list all of the traits/ideals/customs that would clearly show to the majority of Christian America that you have contributed to our vibrant American culture? Feel free to cheat a little by wandering back to the Dark Ages in which to seek answers or suggestions to that dilemma.
Clearly my contribution to America has been my willingness and assiduous plan to unite all Americans under one Christian flag. I don’t take praise too easily, so please, refrain from making a spectacle of yourself.
