Go here for the story:

http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/2006/08/jewish_federation_shooter_recently_baptized/

“He is another proud practictioner of Invincible Ignorance.”
I do not know what a practictioner is, but I do know that if my ignorance is Invincible, you are an imbecile to continue to flail against it.

“because to acknowledge the facts would mean to admit that it is possible for Christians to carry out terrorist acts”
I’ve never claimed it is impossible for Christians to commit terrorist acts.
Our conversation is the result of your inability to differentiate between a true Christian and a pseudo-Christian and your inept attempt to insinuate that Rudolph was a true Christian.

Such a shame… you perhaps could have won me over to your side and you missed that chance.

Now be a good little kid and go back to sipping that milk carefully.

‘Scuse me whilst I laugh till milk comes out of my nose…

I am a Catholic and condemn acts of terror in the name of Catholicism from Ireland to Rudolph.

However, I believe that Meatbrain also misses the greater idea here… there IS a cancer that is growing on Islam right now.

The cancer is causing a greater number of terrorist attacks and a greater acceptance of them in that religion.

Currently this cancer is only on the religion of Islam.

Meatbrain: Sure its possible for Christians to commit terrorist acts. Can you point any lately?

“He denied any allegiance to the racist, anti-Semitic, anti-gay Christian Identity movement, saying he attended an Identity church for about six months in the early 1980s only because the father of a woman he was dating went there.”

Another statement:

“I am not now nor have I ever been an Identity believing Christian. I was born a Catholic, and with forgiveness I hope to die one. It is true that for one six month period in 1984 I did live near and attend a church that holds to the Identity doctrine. The purpose for my prolonged stay at this church was because I met a wonderful young lady whose father attended the church. We became engaged for that short time, but when the relationship ended, I left the church and I do not believe I have talked to an Identity believer since that period in the early 1980’s.

“While attending this church I never bought into the convoluted Identity argument of racial determinism.”

It’s all a matter of which people you want to believe. I don’t know if Rudolph’s telling the truth or not, and I really don’t care. He’s a dick either way.

“Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, which tracks extremist groups, said Rudolph was “definitely a Christian Identity believer and an adherent of Nord Davis.”

The Christian Identity movement is a militant racist and anti-Semitic organization that asserts that whites are God’s chosen people.”

cnn.com
“Rudolph was a follower of the white supremacist Christian Identity movement, but investigators have never ascribed a motive for the attacks to him.

A group calling itself the Army of God claimed responsibility for the Birmingham blast and the Atlanta bombings that followed the Centennial Olympic Park attack.”

cnn.com

“Federal investigators believe Rudolph has had a long association with the radical Christian Identity movement, which asserts that North European whites are the direct descendants of the lost tribes of Israel, God’s chosen people. Some investigators also think he may have written letters that claimed responsibility for the nightclub and abortion clinic bombings on behalf of the Army of God, a violent offshoot of Christian Identity.”

washingtonpost.com

“Eric Rudolph did have support of another kind — moral support, from the radical right that saw him as an Aryan hero, the many locals who strongly oppose abortion, and his own mother, who played a key role in introducing him to Christian Identity leaders in North Carolina and Missouri.”

SPLCenter