Three Ugly Truths Exposed by the Tebow Assault
First
truth: the sec-progs have meatier game in sight than we used to think.
That is, when sec-progs start out declaring that they aim merely to set a plain
whereupon all religions can fairly "coexist," they really contemplate
an end-game where religions fade permanently out of view. Have a look at
the emergent history of the jurisprudence: "No federal religion"
became "no state religions"; this became "no government
entanglement with religion"; this became "no governmental support for religion"; this
became "no governmental mention of
religion"; this led to the phase that the Tebow debacle currently evinces:
"no popular mention of religion in any public sphere, including private
affairs which get viewed on TV." One can easily imagine the last few
steps in this phenomenology of disappearance.
Whose Country Is It, Anyway?
The lesson the fable teaches is that it is malicious and wicked to deny a fellow creature what you yourself do not want and cannot even enjoy.What brings the fable to mind is this year's crop of Christmas-haters, whose numbers have grown since the days when it was only the village atheist or the ACLU pest who sought to kill Christmas.
The problem with these folks is not simply that they detest Christmas and what it represents, but that they must do their best, or worst, to ensure Christians do not enjoy the season and holy day they love.
As a Washington Times editorial relates, the number of anti-Christian bigots is growing, and their malevolence is out of the closet:
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