Barack Obama, Man of Faith

Illinois Leader ^ | 27 July 2004 | Nicholas Stix

[mrustow]

Guy just Freepmailed me as Norrin, so he'll probably be back posting shortly.

Yeah, he FReepmailed me a couple of hours ago as Norrin, telling me how disappointed in me he was. Inconsolable in the face of his criticism, I ripped my eyes out of my head.

[cyborg]

LOL good grief

[floriduh voter]

Obama just threw his support for Arab Americans. They all cheered for freedom from being questioned for likely sleeper cell members.

[ppaul]

Anyone who runs ahead and does not continue in the teaching of Christ does not have God; whoever continues in the teaching has both the Father and the Son. If anyone comes to you and does not bring this teaching, do not take him into your house or welcome him. Anyone who welcomes him shares in his wicked work.
-- III John 9-11

[aruanan]

Thus, U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama in a campaign contribution by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Cathleen Falsani. Obama's supporters include not only constituents giving him monetary contributions, but alleged journalists who see their job as doing everything in their power to get him elected.

I was going to say that it sounds like his view of Christianity is that of the mainstream at Garrett Evangelical Seminary up at Northwestern University in Evanston: liberal to the point of denying the exclusivity of the claims of Jesus.* And, behold, Cathleen Falsani is a graduate of Garrett.

*I am intimately familiar with the goings-on at this school. You should have seen the "art work" that recently graced the halls of Garrett that was a celebration of something or other, combining religious symbolism from around the world with stylized female pudenda, complete with pubic hair and labia. I'll see if I can find the copies I have of it and post it.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Mo1]

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[mrustow]

Thanks for the passage.

[mrustow]

Sure thing.

[mrustow]

Bumpbackatcha!

[Tailgunner Joe]

"I am a great admirer of our founding charter and its resolve to prevent theocracies from forming and its resolve to prevent disruptive strains of fundamentalism from taking root in this country."

This is a good encapsulation of the left's idea of the First Amendment. They believe it is a tool not only to prevent theocracy but to prevent "strains" of religion which they disapprove of from "taking root" in America.

They are waging a Holy War against fundamentalist Christians and distorting and subverting the Constitution to do it.

[mrustow]

Thus, U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama in a campaign contribution by Chicago Sun-Times columnist Cathleen Falsani. Obama's supporters include not only constituents giving him monetary contributions, but alleged journalists who see their job as doing everything in their power to get him elected.

I was going to say that it sounds like his view of Christianity is that of the mainstream at Garrett Evangelical Seminary up at Northwestern University in Evanston: liberal to the point of denying the exclusivity of the claims of Jesus.* And, behold, Cathleen Falsani is a graduate of Garrett.

*I am intimately familiar with the goings-on at this school. You should have seen the "art work" that recently graced the halls of Garrett that was a celebration of something or other, combining religious symbolism from around the world with stylized female pudenda, complete with pubic hair and labia. I'll see if I can find the copies I have of it and post it.

Wow. That's the most informative post I've read in a while. After reading it the first time, I googled under "Cathleen Falsani," and then focused on "Garrett," and determined that you weren't kidding -- the ties really do bind. Of course, I didn't come up with any of the naughty bits contained in your pudenda addenda. I look forward to more enlightening back stories, and possibly graphics, from you.

[aruanan]

I know someone who's doing a D. Min. there. We call it the demon. I know faculty also. I'll look back through my old mail. Somewhere I have a couple of the tamer shots. When I find them, I'll let you know. If you give me an email via Freepmail, I'll send them to you.

[SiliconValleyGuy]

Thanks for the ping.

One thing good I can say for him. He does represent the Democratic party.

Yeah, that's it. I can't think of anything else.

[votelife]

This site has links to many recent Keyes speeches!
http://www.renewamerica.us/archives/