Sorry, But I am Not Buying Into Chrislam
Chrislam, as the name suggests, is a growing movement wherein some Christians are seeking to find common ground with Muslims. Indeed, it actually seeks to combine Christianity with Islam. It is a syncretistic movement that speaks about “spirituality without boundaries”. Whenever you hear that sort of talk, you should start heading for the hills.
Yet that is what we find in some leftist evangelical Christian circles today. Incredibly, it took place last year at the National Prayer Breakfast in Canberra. I wrote that episode up in several articles at the time:
No, I’m not a birther. I actually do believe that the Obamessiah was born somewhere in Hawaii. But I would like to know what’s on the actual birth-certificate, because the magic  muslim-negro has already spent close to two million dollars in legal fees to prevent us from seeing it. So what’s wrong with it? Something stinks to high heaven and who (apart from Obama) is stopping us from knowing the facts?
Saudis reject extremism, says king
Go the full hog: stuff yourself or get stuffed….
