Bilgrimage: Elizabeth Johnson's Quest for the Living God: Concluding Theological Reflec... - 0 views
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isabella R on 21 Sep 12I don't intend to imply that there's any kind of exact equivalency between the lives and experiences of gay people today and those who underwent the Holocaust. BUT IT SHOULD BE IMPLIED....IT BEGAN JUST LIKE THIS...JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE YET TO SEE THE END GAME, SHOULD NOT MAKE YOU APOLOGETIC, OR FEEL AS IF YOU ARE BEING POLITICALLY INCORRECT; PEOPLE HESITATE TO TREAD ON THAT SACRED GROUND CALLED "THE HOLOCAUST" AS IF IT WAS UNIQUE, SPECIFIC, UNREPEATABLE....BUT THE PLAIN TRUTH IS THAT IS IS REPEATABLE, THE HOLOCAUST ITSELF WAS A RERUN....DO NOT APOLOGIZE FOR HISTORY
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What I do want to say is that the mechanisms by which people of faith--and theologians in particular--justify oblivion (from the Latin root, "to forget") for a certain targeted minority group right in front of their faces are the same.
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And the effects are the same
