nystulc@cs.com wrote:

Yang, AthD (h.c) wrote:

Yep, that vaunted Christian moral suepriority

http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0407/415485.html

Pastor Cha Young Ho of the Korean Presbyterian CHURCH said that
Cho's family once belonged to his church and that the shooter was
a quiet boy. He, too, was wary of how others would react.

The story is about how the pastor is worried that the tragedy will
promote anti-Korean bigotry. But evidently, that's not the only sort
of bigotry we need worry about.

There is no evidence that this tragedy had Christian motives. You are
applying guilt by association logic. Typical bigot.

To imply that because his father was a preacher, the son was religious is
seriously at odds with normal reality. Some of the most militant atheists
I have known were children of Christian ministers, and to call those
children 'christians' is inaccurate, as is assuming that they would be.
In addition, it appears that his economic status was the driving force
behind his decidedly 'unchristian' actions, NOT ethnicity.