Bryan Fischer has an undergraduate degree in philosophy from Stanford University, and a graduate degree in theology from Dallas Theological Seminary.

From: http://action.afa.net/detail.aspx?id=2147486648

“Many American tribes were savage, practicing human sacrifice and slaughter other tribes, ”

Which North American tribes practiced human sacrifice?

And can you provide some examples of what you mean by “slaughter other tribes”?

here is a high profile christian celebrating the subjugation of native people.

It goes without saying here (yet it has to keep being said) that Fischer is of unsound mind. Are you not upping his profile more here? I think most readers of your blog are ready for him to go away. Maybe you are hoping (as do we all) these Fischer rants will convince folks who rely on his “expertise” to abandon him. Not sure they are on this channel, though (or am I wrong?). That makes it a bit like chalk screeching across a blackboard. Perhaps we should consider the source and move on. Just saying. …

And I agree with Richard, the thinking that this is true and accurate and right and correct is just disgusting.

Fischer’s only qualification for his policy position at AFA is his assertion that he is a Christian.

It takes about thirty seconds of logical reasoning to see the difference between the Israelite purging of Canaan and the US purging of the Native Americas, and is left as an exercise to the reader. (Hint: assume the two are the same and you should arrive at something similar to Mormonism’s view of the divine inspiration of the Constitution but applied to this event. Most evangelicals would reject such an interpretation.)

I dub thee David, the internet troll, and I refuse to feed thee

Can we avoid these terms and actions. He has as much right to be here, record his opinion and maintain a discussion.

Actually, I struggle with this. So no – the difference isn’t obvious to me.

In that, I think both were wrong.