THERE IS LITTLE DIFFERENCE
The Leech of Liberty Christianity is
Dying
Political Outcast – Eric Rauch –
7/16/2012
. . . the more concessions the Church has
made to the social whims and fancies of political liberals (currently in the
form of social justice and homosexual marriage), the more irrelevant it has
become.
Liberalism, as a general rule,
doesn’t create anything. Like a leech, liberalism—whether political, religious,
or otherwise—feeds off of what is already in existence. Without a host,
liberalism cannot survive on its own. Liberalism is negative in the sense that
it is always declaring what it does not believe, but has a much more difficult
time declaring what it does. Try this sometime: ask your politically or
religious (they’re usually the same people anyway) liberal co-worker what he
believes about any number of topics and before he completes his second sentence
he will be bashing conservative ideals. In other words, he will flip the
conversation from being one of discussing his own ideals to one of degrading the
ideals of his opponent.
The primary difference between
liberals and conservatives is not the necessity of social reform, but the
funding of social reform. Liberals believe the civil government should be the
primary funding and acting agent; conservatives believe that citizens should be
the primary funding and acting agents.
Social reform is meaningless when it
is only done under the compulsion of civil
government.
“Today, by contrast, the leaders of
the Episcopal Church and similar bodies often don’t seem to be offering anything
you can’t already get from a purely secular liberalism.” Exactly. And this is
because the liberal mainline churches have become the exclusive property of the
political left.
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