#RethinkingMyConvictions: Alabama?

Watching the democratic process in Alabama and by extension the USA, it shocks me to the core about its revelation of the demons that form the basis on which Christianity is founded on. I could be wrong, but how is it at all possible that people who are supporting a man that is the very example of immorality do…

Norah Owaraga

14/12/2017

1–2 minutes

#MeToo, Christianity, Political Parties, Religion, USA

Watching the democratic process in Alabama and by extension the USA, it shocks me to the core about its revelation of the demons that form the basis on which Christianity is founded on.

I could be wrong, but how is it at all possible that people who are supporting a man that is the very example of immorality do so in the name of the Christian God?

And as a woman I am like, with the “Me Too campaign” raging on in the USA, how is it at all possible that in excess of 60 percent of white women in Alabama choose to vote for a man accused of molesting young girls?

Yes, innocent till proven guilty, but why have Christians and white women in particular already dismissed the victims and labeled them liars who have been bought and are being used for political reasons … I mean, REALLY?

4 responses to “#RethinkingMyConvictions: Alabama?”

Stan Burkey

Dec 14, 2017 at 9:59 am

60 years of incredibly poor school systems are coming home to roost

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1. Norah Owaraga
  
  Dec 18, 2017 at 6:44 am
  
  And it is even worse here for what we have adopted as EDUCATION is well devoid of knowledge!
  
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Richard Mugisha

Dec 14, 2017 at 2:16 pm

It means liberal ideals (rights, women, marginalization) no longer sell if they ever did.

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1. Norah Owaraga
  
  Dec 18, 2017 at 6:40 am
  
  A rethink is needed for sure. Richard I agree, that which we were convinced of no longer makes sense.
  
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