Posted on Aug 11, 2019
Military-Focused Church/State Separation Group Releases New Hate Mail Collection
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About five years ago, Bonnie Weinstein, a co-founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, published a book compiling selections of the hate mail MRFF received for promoting church/state separation in the military. A lot of the letters were directed at her husband, Mikey Weinstein, the public face of the organization.
She said at the time that the letters, mostly from conservative Christians, clearly misunderstood the group’s intentions. They acted like MRFF was “attacking their beloved version of fundamentalist Christianity,” when the truth was they just didn’t want the military being used to advance or promote any one particular belief.
Neutrality, to those haters, was synonymous with hating Christianity.
Bonnie has now written a follow-up book — with, yes, even more hateful messages — called When Christians Break Bad: Letters from the Insane, Inane, and Profane. This time, the letters come with responses from Weinstein herself along with any official responses sent back to the writers from the organization. Capt Gregory Prickett
She said at the time that the letters, mostly from conservative Christians, clearly misunderstood the group’s intentions. They acted like MRFF was “attacking their beloved version of fundamentalist Christianity,” when the truth was they just didn’t want the military being used to advance or promote any one particular belief.
Neutrality, to those haters, was synonymous with hating Christianity.
Bonnie has now written a follow-up book — with, yes, even more hateful messages — called When Christians Break Bad: Letters from the Insane, Inane, and Profane. This time, the letters come with responses from Weinstein herself along with any official responses sent back to the writers from the organization. Capt Gregory Prickett
Military-Focused Church/State Separation Group Releases New Hate Mail Collection
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Here is an example of some of the hate mail that they have received from Christians:
"Our soldiers are soldiers for Christ. No separation of Jesus and state in the constitutions. We dont need no queers or jewboys and sand niggers to bring down are once proud red white and blue.
The Christian chaplin is right you are todays king harrod. But actually no. You are the antichrist for all to see. You fool noone anymore jew demon. You will soon be tossed to the Lake of Fire to burn for all eternity. Youll have company with all your fag jew and camel jockee buddies.
We plan on enjoying your howls all the way in heaven. Stars and bars forever! For the Glory of Christ!
BURN Mickey and demon family for time immemorial."
Now, despite what some Christian fundies and others would say, these are from Christians. You don't get to use the no true Scotsman fallacy, David. They claim to be Christian, so they belong to your tribe.
"Our soldiers are soldiers for Christ. No separation of Jesus and state in the constitutions. We dont need no queers or jewboys and sand niggers to bring down are once proud red white and blue.
The Christian chaplin is right you are todays king harrod. But actually no. You are the antichrist for all to see. You fool noone anymore jew demon. You will soon be tossed to the Lake of Fire to burn for all eternity. Youll have company with all your fag jew and camel jockee buddies.
We plan on enjoying your howls all the way in heaven. Stars and bars forever! For the Glory of Christ!
BURN Mickey and demon family for time immemorial."
Now, despite what some Christian fundies and others would say, these are from Christians. You don't get to use the no true Scotsman fallacy, David. They claim to be Christian, so they belong to your tribe.
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