
Originally Posted by
Mommytoa3rdgradeboy
This is good stuff and is exactly what I am looking for, for future reference if *I* am put 'in this position'. Thank you!
I wanted my friend to know that Christianity is not helping at a food bank, although born-again Christians have a strong tendency to be charitable when they are able. And you know what? I wonder how many food banks my friend, any of the other liberals that keep regurgitating these talking points, has been to. The thing is, a lot of these people were probably on their lunch breaks. Actually, I bet a lot of them had to use personal breaks (or even personal vacation time!) just to get food and support Chick-fil-A. The Lefties don't know how many of the people in the pictures volunteer and give to charity when they have time (since these people work and can't afford to sit at home and pontificate all day) so they really are in position to criticize anyone. Couldn't that rat fink executive who bothered the cashier go volunteer at a food bank and be all "loving" there? Of course not because that was true hatred. In fact, I would wager that as a group the people who visited Chick-fil-A are the kindest, most giving individuals in America. I've been to tea party rallies and they're the same way. The people are kind and considerate; they're not the type of people who would spray "tastes like hate" on a wall or the kind of people who would harass a cashier in a drive-through.
Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Hebrews 11:1
In the event of darkness, depression, sadness, or loneliness, your Bible can be used as a flotation device.