Monday, December 23, 2013
'Santa was in prison and Jesus got the death penalty'
Concludes a terrific post from Solitary Watch on the topic, "Christians go to church to worship an executed savior and shop to
commemorate an incarcerated saint. And most Americans give little
thought to their 2 million countrymen who are spending this Christmas
behind bars."
While most folks are familiar with Jesus' fateful run-in with the criminal justice system, "Less well known is the fact that Saint Nicholas, the early Christian saint who inspired Santa Claus, was once a prisoner, like one in every 100 Americans today. Though he was beloved for his kindness and generosity, Nicholas acquired sainthood not only by giving alms, but by performing a miracle that more or less amounted to a prison break."
While most folks are familiar with Jesus' fateful run-in with the criminal justice system, "Less well known is the fact that Saint Nicholas, the early Christian saint who inspired Santa Claus, was once a prisoner, like one in every 100 Americans today. Though he was beloved for his kindness and generosity, Nicholas acquired sainthood not only by giving alms, but by performing a miracle that more or less amounted to a prison break."
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Posts like these that makes this blog genius.
Most progressives give little thought to the millions of their countrymen who are suffering from the violent actions of criminal offenders.
What a giant load of bullshit, 10:39.
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