Posted on 03/15/2009 6:43:52 PM PDT by george76
President Barack Obama has been without a pastor or a home church since he cut his ties to the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. in the heat of the presidential campaign.
But Obama has quietly cultivated a handful of evangelical pastors for private prayer sessions on the telephone and for discussions on the role of religion in politics.
Pinning down Obama's theological leanings is not easy, the ministers said ...
(Excerpt) Read more at denverpost.com ...
Dial A Racist?
He can be his own pastor, all he needs is a telepromter
“Pinning down Obama’s theological leanings is not easy, the ministers said ...”
Surprise,surprise. The only reason he belonged to Jeremiah Wright’s racist hate-group was the political support it provided for him. He is his own god.
Interesting choice of words. You wouldn't care to specify which faith sustains Pres--ent Obama would you?
>> Obama ...private prayer sessions ...
Obama with his east-facing face to the floor on a rug in the oval office — butt up in the air — is a visual that I don’t really want but I can’t seem to shake it now.
I remember when liberals HATED “evangelical pastors.” They were rightwing nuts. Now, that they are backing the “messiah”, they are the greatest thing since sliced bread. Ask anyone in the leftist “media”, they’ll tell you.
Libturds just love muzzies and their imams.
Any evangelical who would support Barack Obama is a self-serving piece of garbage.
I think this is nothing more than a cooked up publicity story. It’s not that hard to find a church that you like. BO is an evil man and will use religion in this manner to make himself look good.
Wright's hate church was actually the vehicle for the money that hired him as a community organizer. So he probably figured wisely that he ought to make an appearance on Sunday once in awhile. While he no doubt shares Wright's race hatred for Whitey, I too doubt he ever gave much of a thought about "theological leanings."
Like all totalitarians, he uses religion where he can, attacks it when it suits his purposes, and ignores it the rest of the time.
This "group" btw sounds suspiciously like BillyBoy's "Spiritual advisors," all of whom turned out to be degenerate reprobates just like him.
These discussions don't strike me as highly personal discussions. If I were seeking guidance in my own spiritual development, I can't imagine turning to 4 or 5 different religious leaders. However, if I were trying to figure out the best way to word things to manipulate the largest number of people, I might solicit input from more advisors.
Dear Molech,
I pray that those sacrificed on your altar of convenience and
“concern” for those suffering maladies, will be acceptable in your
sight . . .
Leviticus
18:21 You must not give any of your children as an offering to Molech, 29 so that you do not profane 30 the name of your God. I am the Lord!
Denver Post? I thought he died.
If he hates “whitey,” he hates himself. Which is, by definition, the defining aspect of being a liberal.
8-)
Snip
Rev. Otis Moss Jr... Bishop T.D. Jakes ... Rev. Kirbyjon H. Caldwell ... Rev. Jim Wallis ... Rev. Joel C. Hunter (*Names dropped*)
But the group can hardly be characterized as part of the religious left either. What most say they share with Obama is the belief that faith is the foundation in the fight against economic inequality and social injustice.
Pinning down Obama's theological leanings is not easy, the ministers said in interviews.
Moss, who once worked alongside the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., said of Obama, "I would simply say that he is a person of great faith, and I think that faith has sustained him."
Faith? Faith in who or what? Fruit. Judge by the fruit.
Right. Faith in what? Faith in faith? What is that?
(With apologies to Del Tackett, of the Truth Project)
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