10-20-2006, 03:22 AM
Is this true ?
http://www.jewsonfirst.org/06c/stinson_speech.pdf
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->But let me jump to the late 1970âs and early 1980âs. I spent four years in the southern Afârican nation of Botswana teaching theology and serving a Setswanaâlanguage church in an urban setting. Botswana borders South Africa, and over half the Tswana people live within South Africa itself. During my years there, South African apartheid was at its worst. Apartheid was not just a political concept; it was fundamentally religious. Stuâdents of all races and religions, Jews and Muslims, had to study âChristian Nationalâismâ in the public schools. Christian nationalism was the theological basis of racial separation. The South African state and South Africaâs Dutch Reformed Church worked sideâbyâside to establish and justify a system of white supremacy. The Wall of Separaâtion between church and state guarantees that here no one religious community can ever dominate our government.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
http://www.jewsonfirst.org/06c/stinson_speech.pdf
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->But let me jump to the late 1970âs and early 1980âs. I spent four years in the southern Afârican nation of Botswana teaching theology and serving a Setswanaâlanguage church in an urban setting. Botswana borders South Africa, and over half the Tswana people live within South Africa itself. During my years there, South African apartheid was at its worst. Apartheid was not just a political concept; it was fundamentally religious. Stuâdents of all races and religions, Jews and Muslims, had to study âChristian Nationalâismâ in the public schools. Christian nationalism was the theological basis of racial separation. The South African state and South Africaâs Dutch Reformed Church worked sideâbyâside to establish and justify a system of white supremacy. The Wall of Separaâtion between church and state guarantees that here no one religious community can ever dominate our government.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->