Posted on 09/24/2008 5:57:43 PM PDT by edzo4
The president of George Fox University this morning denounced the hanging of a likeness of U.S. Sen. Barack Obama on campus along with graffiti aimed at minority recipients of a scholarship program.
President Robin Baker discussed the incident today during the twice-weekly campus service, which was packed. With dozens of Act 6 students and student leaders in front of the stage, he urged students to show that the display, found Tuesday, has no place in Christian ideals.
"We absolutely cannot hate those around us and say we love God," he said. "It is not possible."
"Yesterday was not a good example of what it means to follow Jesus," he said.
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Hey now that guy has some LEADERSHIP qualifications!!! I want him for my VP! Obama spots another empty suit on the street.
Want to bet a minority student did it?
I’ve heard this story before. Im betting a psycho liberal who supports 0bama did this in an attempt to smear McCain supporters as racists.
I am NOT taking that bet. Almost always its a liberal faking a hate crime.
Our country is facing some really serious issues today and this non-story was the lead on KATU today. Frickin’ MSM...
That was my first reaction.
Lots of those are faked. Sick puppies.
Definitely a minority student did it, but at least he got the “empty suit” right.
Yep. Well they couldn’t do the “black church burning crisis”.... they did that in 1996. It turned out to be a hoax also.
That’s what it looks like to me.
Jena, Louisiana, anyone.
I would not be at all surprised? I'm sure the Secret Service is investigating this, because a presidential candidate is involved, and hopefully they will find out who did this.
This has to be an Obama tactic that will be repeated all around the country to press the race issue.
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