The values of a society can be measures by how that same society treats minorities. If the basic premesis of a society is to only follow the will of the majority, then that society is not a very high valued society.
A society is as strong as its weakest link. In this case that would be the smallest minority. A high-valued society would always accept anything other than "the normal standard", embrase and support it full-heartedly.
In the eyes of many a christian society is a high-valued society. When i see how christianity treats different minorities, i highly doubt if a christian society is as high-valued as assumed. We only have to look, as an example, at how the majority of christians treats gays.
Jesus would full-heartedly embrase any minority, probably also offer teachings on how to accept and welcome those minorities.
It's sad, as a non-believer, how many times i have to remind people of Jesus' teachings.
Why has a Christian society drifted so far away from Jesus' teachings?
2006-06-29
14:45:43
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Thinx
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