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Images in University paper incite anger from Catholic groups
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Catholic League has joined in on a debate over anti-Christian cartoons
published in The Insurgent, student newspaper at the University of
Oregon. Subscriber comments:
Published by: David
Jupiter, FL USA 11/28/2007 12:12 AM EST
When this girl "graduates" into the real world I hope someone will be willing to hire a person who "likes to offend people". Child, you show the defective stock you were born from; it's time you grow up!
Published by: Robin
Michigan, USA 05/19/2006 04:55 PM EST
The Bible tells us to pray for our enemies and those who spitefully use us...here we have Jessica Brown, who used pictures of Jesus to upset Christians. I guess that means she's qualified to be prayed for. In the Name of Jesus, may God Himself deal with her and have mercy on her poor lost soul.
Published by: mike flynn
Minneapolis, MN 05/05/2006 10:26 AM EST
My 25 yrs in Oregon taught me that anything anti- Christian (especially anti-Catholic)or otherwise evil is publicly celebrated; anything that uncovers the evil of Islam, homosexuality, or is prolife is defined as hate speech and deserves jail time or beheading.
Published by: Rosemary Nzunza
Kenya 05/02/2006 01:19 AM EST
These are the kind of scholars the world is producing??? The world need to sober-up and get serious, repent and seek for God's mercies.
Published by: Richard Poletti
Hillsboro, Oregon, USA 05/01/2006 04:54 PM EST
To answer Semaphore's question, yes, this is a pattern from the many outlets of the U of O. As an Oregon resident, we hear nothing but attacks on Christianity from both U. of O. students AND staff. It is blatant, libelous and unquestionalby hateful. Yet, neither the news media nor government officials care.
If these were targeting Moslems or Budhists, the response would be differnt. I know this because that happened after Sept. 11. This is hate, pure and simple. Prepare yourself for more after the Da Vinci blasphemy hits theaters.
Published by: Semaphore
Toronto, Ontario, Canada 04/30/2006 07:53 PM EST
The question is: Does this student attack follow a pattern of anti-Christian hate speech by the secularist - atheist - Humanist bloc in the USA?
Published by: phil floersh
tucson/az/usa 04/28/2006 01:57 PM EST
How about the cop out by the president of the university?
phil
Published by: ken ruddy
Bronx, New York 04/28/2006 12:49 PM EST
Did the Insurgent print pictures of the Prophet Mohammed in the cartoon? Or thats not free speech.
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