Litany for Persecutors
I vilify persecutors. I must admit that this is a habit I have, and one that I have trouble breaking. When I hear of Kathleen Sebellius and the HHS contraceptive mandate, I vilify Ms. Sebelllius. When I hear of attacks on Nigerian Christians by Boko Haram, I vilify militant Muslims. Now, I don't say that they are going to hell: I know I can't judge that at all. Though I sometimes speak in generalizations (such as just talking about "Muslims" when I discuss teachings of the Qur'an made prominent by militant groups or "Jesuits" when I discuss the many heretical teachings of individual Jesuits throughout the past few decades), I know that they're generalizations: not all Muslims want to kill me or subdue me with a jizya , and not every Jesuit is a Resurrection-denying, "historical Jesus"-promoting heretic. Yet I have this terrible habit of vilifying those who commit manifest evil acts, particularly high-profile ones that they seem proud...