Chaplain Wants Christ Out of Air Force Academy

NewsMax ^ | 5/12/05 | Carl Limbacher

[wagglebee]

She acknowledged that after speaking out, "I don’t think I have much future in the Air Force.”

And hopefully no future as a Lutheran minister either.

[wk4bush2004]

Women shouldn't be pastors in the first place.

[livius]

Agreed. I think her agenda is getting in the way of her Christianity.

[af_vet_1981]

Women shouldn't be pastors in the first place.

Or rabbis

[mountn man]

Women shouldn't be pastors in the first place.

DITTO

[Humidston]

Dollars to donuts she's a member of the N.C.C.

[Bluegrass Conservative]

Chaplain Wants Christ Out of Air Force Academy

Well, I always thought he was more of the peaceful type and not a fighter anyway. I'm not sure he would want to be in the Air Force. :-)

[Petronski]

"And finally, Jesus, I want to thank you for another beautiful day of life, and the opportunity to serve you in the United States Air Force, where I can continue my fight to remove all reference to you and the rest of the Trinity, and . . . "



ZOT

[Bluegrass Conservative]

Women shouldn't be pastors in the first place. Or rabbis

Or lesbians (hey, while we're on a role. *smile*)

[Spktyr]

Someone needs to have a nice long career in the Air Force. I believe that there's an opening for base chaplain up at Elmendorf AFB in Alaska. I'm sure that her services would be needed up there for the remainder of her career or until she resigns.

[cyborg]

LOL!!! Wouldn't want to be flying next to that chaplain.

[TexasCajun]

Lutheran's believe in The Ten Suggestions!

[Millee]

Me thinks this "chaplin" just likes wearing combat boots.

[righttackle44]

Chaplain Wants Christ Out of Air Force Academy.

What if He won't go?

[marmar]

I am glad that Jesus wasn't politically correct.....

[Finalapproach29er]

Dear Madam pastor:

Jesus did not come to bring peace to the world.

He wanted to find out who was worthy.

[LouAvul]

A poll of Protestant clergymen conducted by sociologist Jeffrey Hadden revealed the following: 10,000 clergymen of whom 7,441 replied when asked if they accepted Jesus' physical resurrection as a fact: 51 percent of Methodists said 'No'; 35 percent of United Presbyterians said 'No’; 30 percent of Episcopalians said 'No." 33 percent of American Baptists said "No"; 13 percent of American Lutherans said ‘No'; 7 percent of Missouri Synod Lutherans said "No."

When asked if they believed in the virgin birth of Jesus: 60 percent of Methodists said "No.' 44 percent of Episcopalians said No." 49 percent of Presbyterians said "No." 34 percent of Baptists said "No." 19 percent of American Lutherans said "No.” 5percent of Missouri Synod Lutherans said "No."

When asked if they believed that the Scriptures are the inspired and inerrant Word of God in faith, history, and secular matters: 87 percent of Methodists said 'No.' 95 percent of Episcopalians said 'No." 82 percent of Presbyterians said "No." 67 percent of American Baptists said "No." 77 percent of American Lutherans said "No." 24 percent of Missouri Synod Lutherans said "No."

Point: even many "theologians" are unsound re basic Christian principles.

[cripplecreek]

A few years back I worked with a kid who was attending school to become a minister. I was suprised when he told me that he was a "pessimistic agnostic". Now I understand the goal of his kind.

[Finalapproach29er]

LOL

[yoe]

It's a funny thing how when someone doesn't agree with you the Constitution is always trotted out............this Chaplin is a Progressive - always remember that the Lord is constant...she can't have it both ways.