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In Proverbs 11:9, "A hypocrite with his mouth destroyeth his neighbor: but through knowledge shall
just be delivered." Clearly a warning not to believe all you hear, to seek out
truth, and by doing so, become just. For reasons I can't really explain, this is not happening in some of our churches today. People live by
headlines, not
sermon. Simply I ask, how long are you going to allow
hypocrites to lie to you before you educate yourself? In
law, lack of knowledge is not a defense. The bible seems to agree.
Being
eternal optimist that I am, I believe that when conservative Christians seek out
truth, they will see
error in aligning with those that misguide them. They will recognize
folly of
deceivers and therefore deny them
power and wealth that they so openly desire. Through knowledge, they will see that most religious coalitions are about money and politics, and not religion. They will take their finances and their faith back to their local church and study and live
doctrines that their faith was established on.
There is much need for a religious rebirth in our nation. The kind of religion that many churches now offer. A church that teaches love and condemns hate, helps
needy, gives substance to
soul. The kind of church that reaches out to strengthen America, that brings us together, regardless of our differences or our sins. We must stop those, in lambs clothing, from destroying these churches that are
core of our morality and justness. Christians must once again set
example.

Ryan Kelly is a writer, eBook publisher, and a liberal activist who is involved in using the Internet to bring about change in our society. After the re-election of George Bush, he established a grassroots alliance for liberals. The Equality Alliance Mission (T.E.A.M.)
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