(CNSNews.com) – Brit Hume said he was “not surprised” by the media backlash over his remarks to
Tiger Woods on “Fox News Sunday” this week. There is a “double-standard” when it comes to speaking publicly about
Christianity versus other religions, he said.
On Tuesday, MSNBC host
Keith Olbermann accused Hume of an “attempt to threaten Tiger Woods into converting to Christianity.”
MSNBC anchor
David Shuster blasted Hume, saying he had no business mentioning Christianity on a political talk show.
“I do think (talking about Christianity on a political talk show) diminishes the discussion of Christianity
When asked if he would do it again, Hume did not hesitate to respond affirmatively.
“Sure,” he said.
CNSNews.com asked Hume: “Why is
Jesus Christ taboo in polite conversation or in the world of politics and media?”
And when they look at Christianity, particularly the Catholic Church, they see a religion which essentially speaks to virtues of sexual restraint.
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