When, in Tennessee, there’s hatin’
There’s no time to waste in waitin’—
Best to blame it all on Satan
And the atheists as well
Time to blame, for this infliction
(Without thought of contradiction),
Folks who think the devil fiction
Likewise heaven; likewise hell.
The graffiti was Satanic
Which, of course, ignited panic
(Could be worse; could be Koranic):
Must be atheists to blame!
See, cos atheists are people
Who, while Christians are asleep, ‘ll
Spray-paint pictures on their steeple
To their everlasting shame
Yes, their godless souls are sinking
Or at least, so goes the thinking
Of the church, forever linking
Us, our good name to besmirch
Cos the atheists are blameless
And the Satanists still nameless—
Casting blame like this is shameless
And it’s stupid of the church.
Actually, it might not be stupid of the church at all; the report (“Tennessee Church Vandalized with Atheist Themes”), from the Western Center for Journalism (we’ve seen them before), does not quote church members as blaming atheists at all. It could just be the incredibly bad journalism practiced by the Center for Journalism.
Members indicated that two crosses were inverted in an apparent attempt to recreate a common satanist symbol; and page 666 — a number often associated with Satan — was burned out of a Bible at the location. That number was also carved into the church altar.
To remove any doubt regarding their intended message, the vandals also carved a succinct and disturbing message into the altar: “Smoke meth and hail Satan.”
Now, get out your word salad bingo cards:
As Christians across the world face persecution and even death at the hands of Islamic terrorists, the U.S. remains a nation in which believers of all faiths can gather to openly worship. We must remain dedicated to preserving that right, though, as it continually faces opposition.
While this Tennessee church experienced an outright attack, secular humanists continue to work behind the scenes to surreptitiously silence the Christian voice within America. Whether through ObamaCare mandates, anti-discrimination lawsuits, or any other desperate ploy, the left understands that the only way to continue its transformation of this nation is by maintaining a stranglehold on those fighting to preserve it.
Satanist atheist Islamic secular humanist leftist Obamacare advocates trying to strangle Christians. It must be horrible being a powerless persecuted minority.
Really, a center for journalism?
Al Dente says
I really wish Christians would decide if the US is a Christian country with a majority of citizens being Christians or that Christians are a persecuted minority fearful of being herded into extermination camps. Just pick one option and stick with it instead of flipflopping to whichever scenario fits their immediate argument.
Pierce R. Butler says
They left out “cramming ____ down our throats” – so I didn’t get my Bingo! :-O
Gotta admit, it would be just like us to do that while maintaining a stranglehold…
Pliny the in Between says
The delusional always have the upper hand in any argument since internal consistency, logic and sound foundations are not required to be part of their position.
left0ver1under says
Meanwhile, christians commit crimes, and christianity is not blamed:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/22/pastor-stole-church-members-underwear-to-pray-for-her/
http://allchristiannews.com/pastor-arrested-after-15-year-old-says-he-fathered-her-child/
http://thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/tgc/2013/08/28/when-the-popular-youth-pastor-gets-arrested-again/
bahrfeldt says
Kenyan, Communist, Infidels, One Worlder, Elitist, International Bankers, Rihanna fans.