What’s going on with dating Christian terrorists? We like to blame Muslims for their intolerance and our troubles, but we are forgetting to look at our own dear God’s faithful followers.
Lately, I’ve
made the holy error of putting my dating faith into Christians. The title “Christian”
sounds appealing at first: virtuous, pious, trustworthy, kind, humane, does
unto others...sounds like a perfect Date.
But wait.
Why are the majority of so-called Christians hypocrites? They’re doing good deeds
– for themselves, not others. They pretend to be noble citizens – while hurting
others without mercy. There’s a very special brand called the California
Christian. The façade is flawless, the veneer varnished, but the inside is
stained and rotting. The piousness chips right off as soon as they’re exposed
to daylight.
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| Jesus saves! He saves me from any moral accountability! |
I’m talking
about the Christian who does a walk for breast cancer, and brags about being a
good person, but makes sure her children never see their father again. Or the
Christian who forces everyone at the table to make ritualistic sign of the
cross before meals, but after wolfing down her dessert, keeps someone else’s
children prisoner as her bleached fangs glitter menacingly in the recessed lighting. You’re
not hiding anything in your artificially dimmed environment. How about the church-attending child services worker who screams and batters her own kids when they don't want to go to sleep?
Are we good
people just because we call ourselves Christian, in the name of the Father, Son
and Holy Ghouls…or is our true virtue based not on our self-adhesive labels,
but our everyday actions?
Before you
date one of these special Christians, I strongly urge you to observe them in
action. Watch as they slash others to bits for their own gain. If they are
depleted enough, you...just could be next.
Leave the
Bibles in the bedside drawer at seedy motels, and date someone genuine whose
bedside drawer contains something a little more lively! Take a peek...
Try Buddhists, for
example. You’ll find self-awareness, tranquility, peace, and a different
definition of virtue: selflessness, happiness and caring. There's never been a terrorist attack, harassment suit or custody war fought in the name of Buddhism, has there?
They assert:
"Jesus died to forgive us our sins.” I guess that means our ancient ancestors sacrificed some guy
thousands of years ago, to neatly justify new age Christians ceaselessly sinning without remorse.
Cheers to Christian dating! Praise be-ware!
