Bill O’Reilly interviews the anti-Obama, anti-black abortion zealot, Larry Who:
(Continued from Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.)
Bill O’Reilly, Host: Once again, we’re back with author and blogger, Larry Who. You shocked me when you stated that if your campaign is successful with inner city black men that you did not want these men returning to their old churches. I don’t get it. Why?
Larry Who: Malcolm X often said, “Christianity is a white man’s religion.” I believe that there was some truth in what he said, but -
O’Reilly: Wait a second, you don’t believe that, do you?
Who: Well, I don’t think that Malcolm X was referring to Jesus or the gospel when he said that Christianity is a white man’s religion. After all, Malcolm X’s dad was a Baptist evangelist. But instead, I believe that he was referring to the traditional church system. And to be honest, it is a European, white man’s system.
O’Reilly: Okay. How’s that?
Who:Martin Luther, a German, reformed the church without reforming the church system. He kept the basic Catholic church system model. Yes, there’s some changes here and there, but still all in all, what we’ve ended up with are two classes of Christians: the clergy and the laymen.
O’Reilly: You don’t believe in professional clergy?
Who: No – not at all. At best, professional clergy is an Old Testament concept taken from the Law. Jesus is the intermediary between God and people; we don’t need a professional taking His place. We Christians need to take our places in the Body of Christ.
O’Reilly: I don’t know if anyone will buy these radical ideas of yours – they’re just too far out. Don’t you think?
Who: Let me ask you something, okay?
O’Reilly: Maybe?
Who: Does the traditional church system work for the average Christian male?
O’Reilly: It works for me, but I see what you’re saying.
Who: On any given Sunday, two out of three Christian males in our nation do not attend churches. Surveys show that many of those men that do attend do so to placate a wife or a girl friend. So, what you have is this: most men don’t like the traditional church system.
O’Reilly: So?
Who: The averages do not work as well with inner city black males. There, you might have one in ten or twenty, or even less, of the Christian males attending churches. So, why send fired-up, Christian men back into their old churches where they don’t want to be? Where their fires will be snuffed out? And then, in a short time, everything will return to same-o, same-o. This does not make sense.
O’Reilly: What do you have in mind?
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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