An organization formed in 2005 that calls itself The Ten Commandments Commission has designated Sunday, May 6, as Ten Commandments Day, a day for Americans who wish to commemorate the influence of the commandments' on the United States' heritage to do so vocally and visibly. This organization's website banner links faith and country, and its founder, Ron Wexler, says on his website he is "devoted to defending and maintaining the Judeo-Christian moral tradition in society." This raises some obvious questions. First, What about the non-Judeo-Christian folks who are here? Second, Why is living his faith an act of aggression against some other party? Indeed, Why all this anger?
This Commission and its agenda stink of Christian Zionist thinking, and I find it frightening. (more)
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