« BHO Complains That New Yorker Cover Is Offensive to Muslims | Main | AP Films Snuff Video for Taliban »
July 16, 2008
Archbishop of Canterbury Declares Christianity to Be Offensive to Islam
Not only governments can be destroyed from within by fifth-column traitors. The same can happen to religions, as proven by Rowan Williams, the dhimmi who as Archbishop of Canterbury heads the Church of England. His latest pronouncement: Christian belief in the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Ghost — "is difficult, sometimes offensive, to Muslims."
Deliberately murdering innocent civilians in terror attacks is difficult, sometimes offensive, to Christians. But that's less of a concern to Williams, who is Christian the way Vidkun Quisling was Norwegian.
Williams expressed various other appallingly ignorant ideas, such as that violence is not compatible with Islam (its founder Mohammad was a bloodthirsty fiend) and that faith has no connection with political power, which would certainly come as news to Iranians. He also denounced Bishop of Rochester Michael Nazir-Ali for thinking that maybe sharia law isn't such a great thing for Britain. Williams is on the record as favoring the barbarous Islamic code of sharia.
Meanwhile, the Anglican church is falling apart over liberal clergy's insistence on endorsing homosexual depravity, in open contempt for the Scriptures.
The Church of England has a clear choice: rid itself of moonbats like Williams, or disband.

On a tip from Burning Hot.
Posted by Van Helsing at July 16, 2008 8:52 AM
Comments
Someone should tell the Saudis that violence is incompatible with Islam:
They assert that unbelievers, such as Christians, Jews, and Muslims who do not share Wahhabi beliefs and practices, are hated "enemies." Global jihad as an "effort to wage war against the unbelievers" is also promoted in the Ministry's textbooks.
Posted by: V the K at July 16, 2008 9:02 AM
Hey v. that's just what Martin Luther said abou the Jews!
So, i guess the Archbishop of Cnterbury isn't a real Christian either. He's not nearly hateful enough.
Posted by: Anonymous at July 16, 2008 9:05 AM
He's right that the concept of the Holy Trinity offends Islam. Associating anyone or anything with Allah is considered to be shirk, the very worst sin in Islam.
So obviously he knows Islam is utterly incompatible with Christianity. The only thing that will suffice is unconditional surrender. Maybe that's what he has in mind.
Posted by: forest at July 16, 2008 9:10 AM
When will you people stop fighting about your silly Gods????? You are all wrong.
Posted by: Anonymous at July 16, 2008 9:15 AM
Anony, tell that to the muslims. See how far you get.
Posted by: conservativeteen at July 16, 2008 9:18 AM
This might be a good time to just ignore the troll for a while. Obviously, he's got some sort of ax to grind against religion, and is incapable of being reasonable on the topic. So, any attempt to engage him would be a waste of time.
Posted by: V the K at July 16, 2008 9:21 AM
Wouldn't you think that someone appointed to a religion's highest office would, I don't know, FOLLOW THE RELIGION HE LEADS? Actually adhere to scriptural teachings and church doctrine? It's one thing to "modernize" church practices, like allowing services to be conducted in the local dialect instead of Latin, or things of that nature. It's quite another to go completely against the core beliefs of the church.
If you don't like the doctrine of a particular religion, that's fine. The correct action in that case is to leave that church and join one that is more in line with your own beliefs. Rowan Williams has no business leading the Church of England, and if he is at all a man of faith he should resign, on the grounds that his own beliefs are incompatible with the teachings of the church he is charged with leading.
Posted by: CoderInCrisis at July 16, 2008 9:46 AM
"If you don't like the doctrine of a particular religion, that's fine. The correct action in that case is to leave that church and join one that is more in line with your own beliefs."
Unless you're Muslim, in which case this might get you killed.
Posted by: forest at July 16, 2008 9:50 AM
The Anglican Communion may be on the verge of a split. The Anglicans who are fed up with Williams dhimmitude are on the verge of walking out.
I don't think the church is really "splitting," so much as I think real Christians want a real church --- and not a dhimmified PC daycare centre and gay dating service.
Posted by: V the K at July 16, 2008 9:51 AM
The church is grasping at straws, because it's on it's way out...
Posted by: Anonymous at July 16, 2008 10:01 AM
No, V, Anony has an ax to grind against Christianity specifically. Though, yes, he is completely incapable of being reasonable, tolerant, or even remotely polite on the subject, so engaging him is indeed a complete waste of time. That's why I stopped debating him on it several days ago.
Posted by: Adam at July 16, 2008 12:52 PM
The left doesn't debate. They "feel." And they "feel" much more strongly than you do which makes them right and you wrong.
End of subject.
Note: Any attempted continuation of the subject will cause the lefty to sling ad hominem attacks until you give up. That's one thing in which they don't believe in surrender.
Posted by: Lyle at July 16, 2008 2:40 PM
He needs an eyebrow wax and probably has the same ugly hairs growing out of his nose and ears..
Posted by: cosmos at July 16, 2008 2:44 PM
Once again it is illustrated that Moslems have "long eyes". They have patience, and if it takes 500 years, so be it. Attrition is a powerful weapon for them.
The "moderate" Moslems in our society today are simply less proactive about their methods as their more radical brethren. But don't doubt for a minute their desire for an all-Islamic world.
And you know what? That's fair enough. Christians want the same thing. Big difference is, Christians are putting their trust in God to do it in his own time. Yes, they proselytize and spread the word, but they don't slaughter anyone specifically because that person isn't a believer. The worst you'll get from a Christian is "...and when you die, you'll end up in Hell." Again, fair enough...it's between you and God. Big difference between that and "Jihad", no? (Not asking Anon, since we KNOW what he would say.)
Freedom to belong to a religion in this country does not mean we have to adopt the "values" of other religions, or in this case a Bronze Age terror cult. We're firmly based on Jewish and Christian fundamentals. It must stay that way or we will descend into chaos. Look at Beirut if you don't believe me.
Once again, Islam is not a religion but a Terror Cult. No one in the U.S. had anything against Moslems until they started trying to destroy us simply because of what we are. That they cannot exist within any civil society is now very obvious. We can't afford to keep "embracing" them for "diversity" and end up like Belgium or France.
Posted by: matt at July 16, 2008 2:53 PM
This type of dilemma for moonbats has been detailed here before. They cannot push depravity AND kiss the collective behinds of Islamo-Fascists indefinitely.
Posted by: Refuter of Liberal Vermin at July 16, 2008 3:13 PM
To paraphrase Capt. Renault:
"I am shocked, SHOCKED, to learn that Christianity is offensive to Islam!"
Posted by: KHarn at July 16, 2008 3:50 PM
It's official. The entirety of England has lost it's fucking collective mind. How in the 9 hells can the people of England stand for this anymore. Where are in world are the true men of England. Oh, I know they are wasting away in pubs and being cuckold by their nanny-state. It was good knowing you big brothers. RIP England.
Posted by: Asmodeus at July 16, 2008 5:09 PM
You beat me to it, Asmodeus. Are we (collectively, since I don't live in G.B.) EVER going to be rid of this moronic Moonbat? Like Henry II, perhaps my off-the-cuff remark will send a trio of knights to slay the offensive Thomas a Becket (believe me, I'm not comparing this idiot Williams with Becket!).
Best way this could happen, of course, is for the Archbishop's best buds, the Islamonazis, to tire of his rants on their behalf (to them, he may actually be a little too "in your face") and behead him, at Canterbury (where else?). Only problem is, would his successor be even worse?
Posted by: jc14 at July 16, 2008 8:55 PM

