Monday, October 27, 2008
Adam Holland: Sabeel Founder Ateek: Hamas preaches "liberation theology"
The source isn't ideal, but then you're going to have to deal with that when dealing with anti-Israel champions of divestment like Sabeel's Ateek.
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I have just finished reading " A Palestinian Christian Cry for Recociliation". And I liked the book very much. I support the liberation of Palestine, and it's becoming a seperate state. However, on p. 181 of the book,l Number 2 states "Stay open to communication and self-criticism." The only critism of the Palestinians is that they have bombed Israel. I find that in reconciliation the first step is self-critism, and you do not make a full account of the wrongs of the Palestinians through out all the years. Surely you have more to confess than that some have bombed Israel. Surely all Palestinians have done some things that they need to fess up to.