“Most of the time, I’m an extraordinarily good Christian.”
-Ann Coulter
In all honesty, most of the time, I’m a pretty sub-par Christian. I try, albeit with wildly varying results. But I’m relieved to hear Ann’s got it down pat (and judging from her attitudes, I’m guessing all that talk about humility only appears in the liberal Bible).
Read more about Ms. Coulter’s mastery of Christian principles at Beliefnet.
(via RedBlueChristian)
She just talks in circles and has become a parody of her own self. And methinks the lady doth protest too much. You just know that she’s got a Jimmy Swaggert/Jim Baker moment coming. And then she’ll get down on her boney knees and beg for forgiveness (or just accuse the accusers of lying). Ugh, that woman is really something. I’m surprised they give her even a drop of ink.
If you read the interview, notice how she doesn’t let up on the mean. She pulls out the story of Jesus with the moneychangers in the Temple to justify her rudeness, but she makes no mention of him associating with prostitutes and tax collectors, or any other example of humility or compassion for that matter.
As for the drop of ink factor, me too. But then, she’s gotten one or two drops of virtual ink from me too, so…
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