[hellinahandcart]

The new minister at the church my husband has attended for years said something in praise of Clinton, and detrimental of some mythical group of Christians who "made him feel hated". We were out the door after that (well, after hubby gave a few parting words) and aren't going back.

I didn't shed my education, common sense, or memory when I got baptized four years ago. Any minister who believes Clinton's manipulations and lies is not smart enough to be my minister. That is all.

[Just A Nobody]

We were out the door after that ... and aren't going back.

Good for you!!! I have spoken with soooo many people that stay, complaining but staying, because it's "easier", or they have been in that church their whole lives etc.

Good to know there are those out there that will not bow to ecumenicalism.

[RonPaulLives]

I once belonged to a church where the pastor was very afraid to stand up and voice his opinion on anything (think U.S. Senate). And, then, sometime in 1998, he said from the pulpit that "Bill Clinton's America is no worse than, or different from, Ronald Reagan's America."

I gave him a few choice words as I left the church building that day and never went back.