Ghandi Is Offensive

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To answer the question of just how fucking crazy Christians can get, Ghandi is now offensive. Yes, that Ghandi.

Apparently, sombody asked President Obama which person, dead or alive, he would like to have dinner with, and he answered Ghandi. “He’s somebody I find a lot of inspiration in. He inspired Dr. (Martin Luther) King. He ended up doing so much and changed the world just by the power of his ethics.”

Well, yeah, Ghandi. Okay. He might not eat much, but who doesn't want to meet Ghandi?

Apparently, people like Carlotta, for whom any answer other than Jesus is a slap to the face of Christians everywhere.

If that’s why he chose Gandhi, then what has Jesus done as far as he’s concerned? He only changed several nations of people by his mere words and miraculous wonders. He died and then raised himself from the dead! But step back Jesus because Gandhi was more impressive to Obama.

In less than a two week period, Obama has publicly embraced religious practices and/or persons who are complete contradictions to the teachings of Jesus Christ. He has made acceptable false teachers, prophets and teachings.

Okay. Just a better picture on the one who calls himself a Christian.

That's right. If you're a Christian, you can't have any respect or interest in anything or anyone other than Jesus. Einstein? Well, yeah, he discovered relativity, but fuck that shit, god made relativity! Beethoven? Wrote some good tunes, but it's god who made you capable of hearing them (and Beethoven incapable of hearing them. irony.)! Edward Jenner? Discovered vaccines, but it's god who gave you an immune system in the first place! In your face, Jenner!

I guarantee you that if Obama had chosen his mother, just for the chance to see her one more time, Carlotta would take that as evidence that Obama, muslimterrorsocialistHE'sBLACK! that he is, doesn't actually believe in heaven, because if he believed in heaven, then he could just wait until he died to see her.

Honestly, are you trying to make Christianity look bad?