BS> Maybe if you'll cut some bigger holes in your white hood and hold
BS> that burning cross a little higher for better light you'll be able
BS> to see this for yourself.
mb> LOL!
FR> Yeah.  The KKK is a Christian organization
bs> A myth with as much reality behind it as the legends of Leprechauns.
If you're trying to claim that leprechauns actually exist, I wonder if
you would consider providing evidence for at least one of them, Hal.  As
for the KKK, they have always been a Christian organization.  They meet
inside of Christian cult houses and they all adhear strongly to traditional
Christianity.
And let's not forget the Aryan Nations, Church of Jesus Christ Christian,
the Sword and the Cross, all the Christian Identity groups, and all of
the Christian Reconstructionist groups.
Pretending that problems don't exist is a good way to ensure that they
continue unabaited.  It's also a good way to advocate post-hoc their
continued existance.
FR> It looks like most Christians consider black-skinned humans
fr> and white-skinned humans to be two seperate species.
bs> Your own false myth.
My guess is that you have no idea what the history of the Christian cult
has been.  In fact I have in my possession photographs taken from a copy
of the Christian mythologies which was commonly sold to Americans only 3
decades ago.  Said photographs depicted "niggers" and "god's children"
-- that is, animals and humans -- against a depiction of the "Jesus" god
construct.
The caption of one asks, "Which is closer to god?"  Isn't it interesting
that Adolf Hitler's prop. machine did the same exact thing?
Hatred and bigotry _is_ Christianity.  The history of the cult speaks
volumes about what the cult is all about.
bs> Your comments, whether found here, on HolySmoke, or elsewhere,
bs> regarding Christians are as false, extremely and unjustly prejudiced
bs> and full of hatred as Cum-mins' anti-black comments.  You and Cum-mins
bs> are two faces of the same fundamentalist coin.
Curiously you "forgot" to provide any specifics.  Perhaps they got lost
somewhere along the way.
I wonder what you've been programmed to believe was the cause for the
formation of the Southern Baptist Convention.  Certainly you've been told
to believe lies else you wouldn't have managed to continued to believe
that Christianity isn't evil.
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