2016-12-01 USA: BuzzFeed Dust-Up Requires us to Redefine Bigotry

[Rev.Cambeul]

In short, some twat journalist claims that when former HNIC Barry Obongo's voodoo priest Jigaboo Jerry made hateful anti-White statements, it didn't mean any of his Christinsane minions were in any way hateful - most especially the HNIC himself. However, as members of the "Church of the Creator" (AKA the Church of Creativity), it is perfectly okay to hold you accountable for anything that I or any other reverend may say.

Can you say, Hypocrisy?

Note: For those not in the know, Church of the Creator was the original name we used for the Church of Creativity until some person decided to deliberately throw it away in the US Federal Court. Creators are no longer permitted to use the words Church and Creator in the same name. See the disclaimer at the bottom of this page or view our History Page.  https://creativityalliance.com/about-our-church/history


The BuzzFeed dust-up requires us to define bigotry

David Hart | 1 December 2016

From the Slowly Boiled Frog
A chronicle of the pursuit for LGBT equality and gun sanity 

http://www.slowlyboiledfrog.com/2016/12/the-buzzfeed-dust-up-requires-us-to.html

Extract: Kate Arthur at BuzzFeed probably had good intentions when she wrote about Chip and Joanna Gaines, the stars of the HGTV show "Fixer Upper." The headline and sub-head tell you pretty much what you need to know:

Chip And Joanna Gaines' Church Is Firmly Against Same-Sex Marriage

Their pastor considers homosexuality to be a "sin" caused by abuse — whether the Fixer Upper couple agrees is unclear.

After writing about the Gaines' business successes, Arthur writes:

They are also, as they detail in The Magnolia Story, devout Christians — Joanna has spoken of and written about her conversations with God. (God told her both to close her store to spend time with her children, and then to reopen it a few years later.) Their church, Antioch Community Church, is a nondenominational, evangelical, mission-based megachurch. And their pastor, Jimmy Seibert, who described the Gaineses as "dear friends" in a recent video, takes a hard line against same-sex marriage and promotes converting LGBT people into being straight.

Arthur's piece goes on at considerable length. The intent is to call into question the appropriateness of the couple to be on TV. For the record, I have never watched the show and never will. It doesn't interest me. However this incident does engender some interesting questions:

Does a pastor tell us anything important about his parishioners?

I clearly recall writing something at a previous blog separating Barack Obama from Jeremiah Wright. The quick answer is no because it constitutes guilt by association. However, it is not universal. If someone, for example, is a member of the Church of the Creator, we can reasonably assume that the individual is a white supremacist.

The Gaines' pastor is clearly an ignorant putz ....


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Quote: "If someone, for example, is a member of the Church of the Creator, we can reasonably assume that the individual is a white supremacist."

Wrong. We Creators do not wish to rule supreme over anyone. Creators are White Racial Loyalists #WRL and White Separatists - but not Supremacists.

Link: https://creativityalliance.com

[Rev.Cambeul]

The comments section there has become lively with the always expected libtard bitching about Creativity. He's not very bright, so have a read, have a laugh, and if you want, have a go.

http://www.slowlyboiledfrog.com/2016/12/the-buzzfeed-dust-up-requires-us-to.html

@Cailen.