Christianity - It's not for everyone

Markus Schwerdtfeger visited the Evangelischer Kirchentag (Evangelical Church Conference) in Dresden and was appalled at what he saw: 

Wie auf Kirchentagen so üblich, präsentieren sich zahlreiche Initiativen, Gruppen und Organisationen mit Ständen. In Dresden nennt sich das „Markt der Möglichkeiten“. Dort findet man alles, was sonst eher auf einem Grünenparteitag beheimatet ist: Friedens­bewegte, sogar etwas Kuba-Solidarität, Schwule und Lesben, Zigeuner-Fans – jeder kann sich auf ein paar Quadratmetern präsentieren. Und auch wieder Muslime laufen umher und beugen sich interessiert über die Schaukästen der postmodernen Aussteller.

(As one often finds at church conferences, many initiatives, groups and organizaions have set up stands.  In Dresden they are called the "Market of Possibilities". There one can find everything that one would expect to see at a Green Party conference: peace groups, a group promoting solidarity with Cuba, gays and lesbians, fans of the gypsies - they all have a few square feet to present their cause. And Muslims are walking around, looking with interest at the post-modern exhibits.)

Schwerdtfeger gets ill listening to the speech by the star of German Protestant movement - Margot Käßmann -, especially when she calls for dialogue and coexistence with the Turkish community in Germany.  This, of course, can only enrage a Sarrazin- fan lik Schwerdtfeger.  "God", he writes, "would vomit."  („Gott würde kotzen, wenn er das sieht!“).

For what Käßmann and the other German Protestants fail to understand is that God hates the Turks and all all Muslims.  God hates the gypsies.  And, above all, God hates all gays and lesbians.  God will forever be on the side of the Deutsche Christen (German Christians)  who represent all that is good and (racially) pure in the German Volk. 

Comments

[Hattie]

I'm so glad to hear that there is this kind of lively interaction going on in the German religious community.

[Strahler 70]

What do you expect to read in a neonazi mag like Zuerst? The managing director is Dietmar Munier, a notorious NPD functionary.