bigotry

So I've never been Rush Limbaugh's biggest fan. Unfortunately I grew up hearing a lot of him, because the town I lived in seemed to have their radio dials communally tuned to his show.

"A New Hope" is what it says on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine.
I just finished reading an MSNBC article about Barack's mother. I wish I could talk to her.
If I could, I would first of all thank her for being true to herself.
Not only did she break the misconceptions about interracial marriages and children, she raised us a worthwhile candidate for president of the United States.

Hello everyone and welcome to my first blog here. Ill start off quickly.

I have decided to use this forum to try and voice something that I have wanted to say to a large group of people for a long time. It seems to be needed because such a large group of people in this world, and on here it seems, are not aware enough of themselves and this world as what is.

The Angry Christ-Follower- An evaluation of the fruits of bigotry and love

"You shall know them by their fruits" -Matthew 7:16

Part 1: Bigotry

"A bigot is a prejudiced person who is intolerant of opinions, lifestyles, or identities differing from his or her own." (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bigotry)

The following is dialogue, which I overheard prior to today's basketball game at my school:

RE·LI·GION·ISM (rĭ-lĭj'ə-nĭz'əm)
n. Excessive or affected religious zeal.

Have you ever noticed how short-term our memories are over a period of time?

Plato the philosopher once told a story of a man who was chained facing a wall in a cave, unable to turn his body or head in any direction. Behind him the cave sloped upwards toward the sun, but along the way were figures which would dance and move in the sunlight, casting shadows on the wall in front of the chained prisoner.