While discussing whether media is "anti-religion," O'Reilly claims media does not target Muslims "because they might get their house blown up"
April 03, 2009 7:55 am ET


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Nice. What a class act. Of course no christian (or jew) even blew up the house of an innocent muslim... say in Afganistan or Iraq or Gaza, for example. What a jackass.
The media (and increasing America at large) is becoming increasing hostile to religion because of this holier-than-thou, we-can-do-no-wrong attitude that the most vocal proponents of religion in general and christianity in particular have adopted.
Maybe 'religion' (and that increasingly has come to mean evangelical christian funny-mentalists) ought to try embracing one of Christ's more often overlooked virtues: HUMILITY.
And this is why I no longer prescribe to any one religion, or, well, religion at all. The more I hear about any religion, the more I turn towards Atheism, or maybe the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
This one is easy:
In BillO's world, being "religious" naturally means "being Christiany".
Remember, Fox News chatterers believe that Islam is a false religion heck-bent on destroying Christianity.