In a nation founded by Christians for Christians, a terrible elitist mindset is arising!
Christians "Should be Eradicated":
Researchers Document Anti-Christian Agenda Among Powerful Elite - The New American
A student is punished for refusing to "stomp on Jesus," two men are
arrested for reading the Bible aloud near a government building, a
school "purges" Christian works from its library.
Critics
asserting the existence of an institutional anti-Christian bias, and a
resultant war on the faith, have often been labeled paranoid. But now
two University of North Texas sociologists have produced research
showing that just such an agenda exists among America's most powerful
people.
Professors George Yancey and David Williamson shared
their findings in their newly released book SO MANY CHRISTIANS, SO FEW
LIONS: Is There Christianophobia in the United States?
The
researchers say that while Christianophobia - which the sociologists
define as "unreasonable hatred or fear of Christians" - isn't common
among common people, it does characterize those in the upper echelons of
American society. It's intense, too.
The book's title was
apparently inspired by elitist interviewees lamenting how there were "so
few lions," referencing the Roman Empire's practice of throwing
Christians into an arena to be slaughtered by the wild cats. One
respondent even remarked that Christians "should be eradicated without
hesitation or remorse."
This is something about which Christians
"should be concerned," reports the Christian Post, on a warning Yancey
issued in an e-mail interview, "because those with 'Christianophobia'
tend to be powerful elites with influence in certain important areas,
such as higher education."
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