Starbuck

I do not expect Starbucks to be Christian. Just like I do not expect ISIS to be Christian. However both are driven by anti-christian influences, which is not a world I wish to live in. Before you jump on me for comparing the two, stop and think about this: Nazism started out as a small movement, Theosophy started as a small movement, redefining marriage started as a small movement, ISIS started out as a small movement, and now the once greatest influence in the world, (the church), is becoming a small movement. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke So please do not criticize any Christian who can discern the wrong in what Starbucks is doing. It is a deliberate marketing of evil influence on the society we live in. Instead wake up and discern the anti-christian world around you and decide to make a change. A christian should not be upset because of Starbucks, they should be upset because of the influence that this and many other factors will have on our children; and that, the Christian should find intolerable.