Christians: Heads Up! Ann Coulter is NOT the Enemy

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There was a big controversy on Twitchy (see comments) today about Ann Coulter’s latest column. It seems good Christians everywhere are angry that Ann was criticizing the Christian ministry for spending millions of dollars taking care of African Ebola patients, and not devoting more time here.

She also bought up the cost of bringing two people back here to treat. Think of how many mouths $2 million would feed.

She makes a good point:

About 15,000 people are murdered in the U.S. every year. More than 38,000 die of drug overdoses, half of them from prescription drugs. More than 40 percent of babies are born out of wedlock. Despite the runaway success of “midnight basketball,” a healthy chunk of those children go on to murder other children, rape grandmothers, bury little girls alive — and then eat a sandwich. A power-mad president has thrown approximately 10 percent of all Americans off their health insurance — the rest of you to come! All our elite cultural institutions laugh at virginity and celebrate promiscuity. So no, there’s nothing for a Christian to do here. 

Whoa. Did she get the Christian people upset with THAT!

But, I’m with Ann on this one…let’s fix America FIRST. Is it more righteous in the sight of Christ, to save a life here as opposed to a life overseas? Is one here worth more than the other there? Is a man born in Africa worth saving more than a man born in the United States?

What would Jesus say?

Why did Dr. Brantly have to go to Africa? The very first “risk factor” listed by the Mayo Clinic for Ebola — an incurable disease with a 90 percent fatality rate — is: “Travel to Africa.”

This is much like Obama today, given billions of dollars to develop the African nations, and putting electricity in their towns, when our own country needs to update our own infrastructure.

Why doesn’t Obama fix his own country first? He says it’s Congress fault. No. That’s a lie. Obama wants America to fail. Blaming everyone but himself has worked for six years.

And just like our President, Christians in the United States are picking and choosing who they will save. Like the Jihadist trying to make points with Allah by blowing himself up, they hope that Jesus will give them a better place in heaven if they travel into the jaws of Ebola and die.

Now, somebody has to treat these people, but…I think the main reason those two doctors were brought back here, was for research. (I could be wrong, but …I doubt it.)

And how many years, have we all been conditioned to think that America is too rich, and therefore, the poor in other countries suffer worse?

Sure, Ebola is horrible. The huts they live in are horrible. And Christians are always the first in line to help –it’s what makes the religion superior to Islam.

But we’ve had YEARS of liberal brainwashing, and the liberals use the teaching of Christianity to their purpose. Democrats are trying to outlaw Christianity in all our institutions, but boy, when it serves their purpose, they are quoting Jesus and Moses, and delivering campaign speeches from the churches…even putting on fake accents.

One of the things you learn in life, is you can’t help anyone else if you have nothing to give. Parents who are poor, cannot help their children. Parents who have babies out-of-wedlock, lock that child into poverty. If America doesn’t start taking care of their own, they will hasten the death of their own nation, and then, who WILL help the rest of the world?

Christians in the United States are picking and choosing who they will save, and I don’t think Jesus would pick what life is worth more….according to the Bible….we are all God’s children.

So, lets’ in the name of common sense, save the children of God right here.

It’s noble of the religious to want to sacrifice their own lives for strangers…but its no less noble for Ann to want the Christens to help right here at home.

Jesus said: the TRUTH shall set you free. And the truth is, Ann is not the enemy….

August 7, 2014 Posted by Joyanna Adams | absurd, Uncategorized | Ann Coulter, Christianity | 3 Comments