Kevin Aherne
Religion can be a wonderful thing. It can instill values, community, and help us through some of the most difficult times in our lives.
But, when we start creating our own context for our religious beliefs, it can be very dangerous. That is what seems to be happening today in America -- specifically with Christianity. The same people who quote biblical verses to condemn the actions of others are routinely ignoring the vast majority of the teachings of the same book.
Now, one modern adaptation of a popular comic strip has helped us create a dialogue which few of us dare to commence: blasting holes into the flawed logic of many (certainly not all) right wing christian conservatives.
Check out the perfectly executed comic below
Religion can be a wonderful thing. It can instill values, community, and help us through some of the most difficult times in our lives.
But, when we start creating our own context for our religious beliefs, it can be very dangerous. That is what seems to be happening today in America -- specifically with Christianity. The same people who quote biblical verses to condemn the actions of others are routinely ignoring the vast majority of the teachings of the same book.
Now, one modern adaptation of a popular comic strip has helped us create a dialogue which few of us dare to commence: blasting holes into the flawed logic of many (certainly not all) right wing christian conservatives.
Check out the perfectly executed comic below
