I agree entirely.
I know the people I've cited though and I know they don't do this.
( teedyay, Mon 23 Mar 2009, 13:41, 2 replies)

Their blind following of the same religion that caused the problems
however, just gives it some unwarranted legitimacy.
(Garnett, Mon 23 Mar 2009, 21:25, closed)

I call bullshit right there
From Keith and Kathy's website:

"Our values

Biblical belief:
God and His word, has the authority in everything that is done & we are led by the Holy Spirit.
Prayer:
Our dependence is on God
Gift of compassion:
To share our love unconditionally.
Commitment:
Be excellent at what God has called us to.

The Statement of Faith
To be available to the Holy Spirit’s leading.
We follow the old & new testament of the bible & we believe in one God.
We believe Jesus is our only way to our Father God.
We live by faith through prayer."

They don't sound like the evangelising sort at all, do they?

"Our aim is to take the children wherever they are at and build them up to self-sufficiency. HOW? Feed them weekly through a church then teach them to plant and grow their own food."

So they have to go to a church first? Why? Indoctrination is present from the ground up. Children's minds are like sponges. I appreciate the things these people are doing to help, but if they are doing it in the name of God then they are only exacerbating things and doing it for entirely the wrong reasons.
( emvee cruor deo cruoris, Tue 24 Mar 2009, 16:46, closed)