(ToddStarnes.com) A Jewish journalist in Dallas was been deeply offended by a billboard which stated a historical fact — that “America is a Christian nation” — and began a campaign to have this “offensive” — and apparently “un-American” — opinion removed from public sight:
“Billboards promoting a celebration of faith and freedom at the First Baptist Church in Dallas were removed after complaints from Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings and the Dallas Morning News.
The patriotic billboard campaign included the title of the sermon Dr. Robert Jeffress planned to deliver on June 24 – “America is a Christian Nation.”
“That is not the Christ I follow,” the mayor told the newspaper. “It’s not the Dallas I want to be – to say things that do not unite us but divide us. I never heard those words – that voice come out of Christ. Just the opposite. I was brought up to believe: Be proud of yours, but do not diminish mine.”
Columnist Robert Wilonsky started the controversy with a scathing column on June 7 titled, “First Baptist pastor Robert Jeffress’ gospel of division does not represent my Dallas.”
Wilonsky was apparently triggered by the patriotic billboard while stuck in traffic and suffered a massive microaggression.
“My rabbi warned me there would be days like this,” he wrote. “All I saw Wednesday was someone telling me and everyone else who does not worship Jesus Christ that we do not belong here.”
Comment:
Not surprisingly, this controversy was started by Robert Wilonsky — a jew who just cannot accept the fact that he lives in a historically Christian country — and more specifically in Texas, one of the most self-identifying Christian states in America.
The Founding Fathers are on record as desiring America to be a country of Christians and their posterity — and the original U.S. Constitution specifically says that only “free White persons” can be citizens.
Jews have been in this country since the beginning — and they never dared openly complain that they lived in a Christian country.
Millions of jews flooded this country in the late 19th and early 20th centuries knowing full-well that it was a Christian country.
But now that they’ve achieved vast amounts of wealth and resultant dominant political power, they no longer hesitate to tell us all how “offensive” it is to them being “forced” to live in an America that is Christian.
The day America stops being a Christian nation will be the day it stops being America — and Jews like Wilonsky will do everything in their power to make sure that happens.
Welcome to Amerika. It hasn’t been America for quite some time.
Here are the words of Christ in Luke 12:54:
“Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division:”