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Christianity Quote by Robin Reardon

“The police move around again, and the crowd gets just quiet enough so that we can hear the guy holding the sign calling Pagans Athiests say, "Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools." Mom pops up out of her seat, turns in that direction and shouts, "Professing themselves to be…” quote by Robin Reardon
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““The police move around again, and the crowd gets just quiet enough so that we can hear the guy holding the sign calling Pagans Athiests say, "Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools." Mom pops up out of her seat, turns in that direction and shouts, "Professing themselves to be Christians, they commit violence.””

Robin Reardon

About This Quote

Source Speech: Anti‑Extremism Rally, 2018

He highlights hypocrisy when religious groups claim wisdom yet act violently, contrasting with pagans labeled as fools.

In simple terms: People claim wisdom but act violently.

Key Takeaway

Question the gap between belief and behavior.

Themes

hypocrisy religion violence identity speech

Mood

critical analytical

Type

social commentary philosophical

When to use this quote

  • public protest
  • interfaith dialogue
  • media commentary
  • political speech

Key Concepts

moral inconsistency social critique religious freedom

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do we address hypocrisy without generalizing?
  • What role does language play in shaping perception?
A Different Perspective

Not all religious groups act violently; context matters.

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