Thank God for ‘Reveille’
January 30, 1965, was a cloudy day in London. Silent crowds lined the streets to watch the gun carriage leave Westminster Hall, bearing a coffin. Millions more viewed the funeral at home and abroad by television. The procession traveled slowly through central London to St. Paul’s Cathedral for the state funeral for the only commoner of the 20th century to be accorded such an honor. The queenGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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Sir,
As a member of a liberal Christian community (Anglican) and as a political liberal, I take exception to your use of the words of Henry Morris categorizing me as an anti-Christian with pseudo-Christian thoughts that are anti-Christian. These words only create a more divided Christian world when reconciliation should be sought. I and those like me in my choice of Church and politics are entirely devoted to the Passion, Crucifixion, and Resurrection (the Alpha and Omega) of Christ our Savior. You generalized and lumped us in a tragic, vicious, and erroneous manner. Very hypocritical and overly fundamental thing to do. Shame on you. I was a supporter of Christians for Israel.