If the American church doesn't learn to concentrate on prayer it may learn to pray in concentration camps-Leonard Ravenhill.
— Ted Traylor (@tedtraylor) August 24, 2017
Oh … Puh-leeze. Who is rounding-up Christians and shipping them off to concentration camps? Who is talking about such a thing? And wasn’t that Franklin Graham and Ben Carson who introduced Trump at his rally in Phoenix a few days ago?
And what about the tasteless irony that evangelicals are rock-solid in their support for The Donald, who had difficulty criticizing the neo-Nazis who marched through the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, denouncing Jews — who really do know a thing or two about concentration camps? Or that this embarrassing tweet was re-tweeted by Mac Brunson, who underhandedly and unlawfully sicced the police on a blogger who criticized his dubious financial dealings?
Christians are in no danger of concentration camps. They are in danger of ridicule from people like me, people who will no longer defer to their pretensions of character and knowledge even as they peddle a narrative that any bright child knows is nonsense, and as they subvert healthy family relations because they threaten the cult’s total ownership and control of their sheep.
Get used to it, Holy Men.