So judgmental, but that’s the Christian way isn’t it?
The same as any OpEd writer, art critic, or passer-by on the street.
Architecture, ornament, austerity, empty spaces, ugly buildings, exquisite creations, and bad ideas are things we all like or dislike.
You can love or hate graffiti, stained glass, football stadiums, Olympic torches, Hummel figurines, primitive paintings, Muslim minarets, or mid-century modern design.
There is no onus to admire all things equally. Liking or disliking a fashion or design is honesty.
You impugn Christianity, if you actually do, suggesting it is some exception to judging other people and other things. All cultures do. All religions do.
Some recently have just bowed to political correctness to say otherwise, but when away from the glare of public pressure, all cultures hold their own culture in place of preference, and regard others as lesser. It is the definition of ethnocentrism, and the only people without ethnocentrism have been raised abnormally to attempt to stifle it.
You seemed to have a ready keyboard there yourself with judgments about religions. Fighting it, are you?
