HATE SIN

HATE SIN (hatesin.org) is an initiative defending western civilisation by upholding the hate of sin. We are opposed to any faith or ideology excessively opposed to criticism of their faith or ideology (we see that as a sin). Our conviction is that the hate of sin is fundamental to the survival of western civilisation. Our conviction is that western civilisation is on the road to decline/collapse if there is a continued tendency to tolerate sin (rather than continued courage to hate sin).

Is the initiative in tune with all faiths and ideologies?

The initiative is in tune with those faiths such as Christianity that are not excessively opposed to criticism (not demanding blasphemy laws to stop criticism).

Likewise the initiative is in tune with ideologies that are not excessively opposed to criticism (not demanding limits on free speech to close down criticism).

The initiative is not in tune with faiths such as Islam that are excessively opposed to criticism (demanding blasphemy laws to stop criticism).

Likewise the initiative is not in tune with ideologies that are excessively opposed to criticism (demanding limits on free speech to close down criticism).

The initiative sees excessive opposition to criticism as a sin that western civilisation needs to be very wary of (and a sin to hate).

Why are we so pro Christianity?

We like the way Christianity understands the need to hate sin rather than the sinner. This is reflected in how Christianity is focused on love as well as sin (Christianity rightly sees sin as the absence of love). We also like how in effect Christianity is a model of perfection to follow (with Jesus Christ being the perfect one to follow) that continually challenges personal weaknesses (sins) in the hope of making followers less imperfect (this leads to Christianity being a force for good). We firmly believe that western civilisation owes its success to its Christian foundations and that western civilisation will decline/collapse if these Christian foundations are no longer respected.