Gerald Creasy wrote:Perhaps one of my more "educated and intelligent" (the ones that tell us so much that were so stupid for even liking Bush) associates here on Jude 2 can explain this phrase to me: "the lines of tribes shall soon dissolve"
I had resolved myself to just taking my lumps and just letting Obama be the president.
And then I heard this.
Within one minute in his Ascension Speech he mentions that we are a Chrstian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu and Non-believer nation then proceeds to talk about hate and that in order for peace "the lines of tribes shall soon dissolve".
What does he mean?
Does he mean that Hinduism is going to have to become more like Muslims or that Islam is going to have to blur the lines between it and Christianity.
Or that -FOR THE SAKE OF PEACE- we're going to have to all DISSOLVE OUR DIFFERENCES?
IS THIS NOT A DECLARATION OF WAR UPON ALL RELIGIONS BY THE GOVERNMENT??????????????????????????
I'm beginning to think that even the most extreme negative hysteria about Obama will FALL SHORT.
I agree with your need for the question.
You rightly mention his naming of several religions before the statement about "TRIBES". However, I would point out he said Christian first, Moslems second (not Jews). I do not think it accidental to hear him mention Chritains and Muslims; then, Jews in that order.
May not be a big deal, but it caught my attention when he said it.
The ignaugural address is very important. It sets the Republic on notice of the tone and intention of the new Administration. I personally believe notice has been given. The Muslems are of more importance when the Obama Administration views America and the world.
Oh, yeah, he already told us so in his book, did he not!
I think your observation has merit. At least, the quote about Tribes, should be taken seriously.
Ray A
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