Breivik belongs to "ring-wing circles" in Oslo. He has been known to write to right-wing forums in Norway and is a self-described nationalist who has also written a number of posts attacking Islam On July 17 he posted a quote from philosopher John Stuart Mill on his twitter account saying: "One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests." On a Facebook account Breivik describes himself as having Christian conservative views. Obviously, not all Christians subscribe to the theology of Christian conservatives who regard everyone who does not believe in their doctrine as pagan and consigned for hell. They regard liberalism as the major threat to their way of life. Christian conservative talk show hosts in the United States fill the airwaves with hatred against all those who have liberal attitudes. It is obvious that they are mercenaries who are working for forces that stay in dark to promote their religious, and ideological agenda.

The initial reaction of the media was to point fingers at Muslim extremists. Initially, several experts concluded that either Libyan backed terrorist groups or pro-Afghan Taliban groups might be the culprits. However, as details emerged, the experts went into hiding. When it became known that the gunmen was a Norwegian ultra right wing extremists, few spoke about the theology of Conservative Christianity or the danger it poses to democracies or free societies all over the world. Not one recalled Timothy Mcveigh responsible for the bombing of Oklahoma bombing. It is not a coincidence that this terrorist attack came at a time when the champion of right wing ideas, the media empire of Rupert Murdoch is in terrible shape facing challenges for its survival. The double standards the America media follows in general in reporting Islam was evident. Had it been a Muslim culprit, the world would have been upside down. All the media pundits and mercenaries would have been called to denounce Islam and project Muslims as number one enemy of the world.

Terrorism in all its forms and shape is wrong and must be condemned. One cannot blame an entire religion for the terrorist act of a few. Had it been a Muslim perpetrator, the experts might have already concluded that Islam is a religion that cannot find itself at peace with the West and Democracy and Muslims living in Europe and America cannot be trusted.

What Breivik did in Norway is the natural outcome of the theology of arrogance and hatred that is promoted in several churches around the world in the name of Christianity. We must realize that terrorism is not related with one religion or race or ethnic group. It is a threat every religious community and country faces. Instead of pointing fingers at religions, we must all come together to stand againts all those who believe that violence is the only method to ensure that their point of view is heard. Violence must be rejected by all who believe in the sanctity of human life and with a clear understanding that the divine will is not to seek the destruction of the human race but to help people find common grounds among them to create a world where people can live the faith of their choice without any coercion.

Christian Conservatism in America

Founded by a Norwegian immigrant Abraham Vereide (known as Abram) -now led by Doug Coe, the network -organized much like Ivanwald into cells of five, and "populated by elite, politically ambitious fundamentalists," is the subject of Jeff Sharlett's book: The Family The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power."