[k2blader]

Of course the Apostate National Council of Churches would want such a thing.

[Fintan]

What a swell idea.

[gilliam]

What are they going to say after the UN appointed government in Iraq takes over in July?

[george wythe]

This is the same left-wing group that is run by commie-loving liberal ministers.

They take positions consistently against the wishes of the most members of the churches represented in this council.

[Fitzcarraldo]

I think Islam should become the official religion of the UN. /sarcasm

[Dilbert56]

Hey well-meaning morons - the U.N. left. They won't come back until all the bad guys leave. The U.N. is corrupt - they left Saddam in power in exchange for bribe money. How dare you condemn the Iraqis to life under the Baathists again. You mind the souls. Let the free and the brave take care of Iraq.

[GottaLuvAkitas1]

Sure lets all just hope they don't get offered money.... that will fix it.
GrrR!!

[quadrant]

Does anyone really care what the National Council of Churches wants?

[Righty1]

As soon as they stop running!

[hellinahandcart]

Why turn it over to the UN? Let's send the National Council of Churches to Iraq. They can block some bullets as far as I'm concerned.

[mtbopfuyn]

Ahh, isn't that special.

[Tijeras_Slim]

NCC=CCCP

[MindFire]

Anyone who wants to hand over more power to the UN in any capacity, is either is woefully ignorant of their true goals, or is a corrupt marxist.



Now i must add a caviat: if anyone believes what i said above, it could very well make one question why Jorge Bush empowers the UN by funding them with our tax dollars, re-joining UNESCO (which is a propagandist UN tool to indoctrinate innocent schoolchildrens minds,) and why he also supports FTAA & LOST whichare both globalist programs which undermine our Constitution, US sovereignty and liberty itself.

[LiteKeeper]

Calling the NCC a Church is a real stretch.

[rightwingcrazy]

Fine; they can redeploy the UN administration in Kosovo

[VRWC_minion]

Member Communions

The 36 Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican member communions (denominations) of the National Council of Churches include 140,000 local congregations and 50 million persons in the United States.  Click on the underlined links below to visit individual communion websites.

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African Methodist Episcopal Church African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Alliance of Baptists American Baptist Churches in the USA The Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America Diocese of the Armenian Church of America Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Church of the Brethren The Coptic Orthodox Church in North America The Episcopal Church Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Friends United Meeting Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America Hungarian Reformed Church in America International Council of Community Churches Korean Presbyterian Church in America <!"http://www.indian-orthodox.org">Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church Mar Thoma Church Moravian Church in America Northern Province and Southern Province National Baptist Convention of America

National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. National Missionary Baptist Convention of America Orthodox Church in America Patriarchal Parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church in the USA Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Polish National Catholic Church of America Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. Reformed Church in America Serbian Orthodox Church in the U.S.A. and Canada The Swedenborgian Church Syrian Orthodox Church of Antioch Ukrainian Orthodox Church of America United Church of Christ The United Methodist Church       See also: The Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas (SCOBA)

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[SeeRushToldU_So]

Church groups are stupid when they say things like that.

[ModelBreaker]

The National Council of Churches (search), which has been highly critical of the war, acknowledged that Christians disagree on the issue

And the National Council of Churches would know about Christianity because . . . .

[Right_in_Virginia]

A national religious group representing 36 Protestant and Orthodox denominations said Tuesday that U.S. foreign policy is "dangerous" and urged President Bush to turn over authority in Iraq to the United Nations.

Thanks for sharing...now, go away.

[oldngray]

Isn't this the same "group" that was behind sending Elian back to Cuba? ... flew relatives to the US as an "incentive"? ... headed by a woman liberal?

Could be wrong but don't think so!