She also reminded everyone in the congregation that nobody was perfect, even in politics.
“I have learned to be grateful not just for my blessings but also for my faults – and there are plenty!” she said. “I’ve made my share of mistakes. I don’t know anyone who hasn’t. Everyone here today has stumbled on their own stony paths. It’s grace that lifts us up, and grace that leads us home.”
Clinton has opened up about her faith before, particularly at a January town hall in Iowa as she was battling Sen. Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary.
After calling herself a Christian and citing Scripture, Clinton criticized religious conservatives for judging others.
“I have been very disappointed and sorry that Christianity, which has such great love at its core, is sometimes used to condemn so quickly and judge so harshly,” she noted disapprovingly.
“Clinton criticized religious conservatives for judging others”
Isn’t that, in and of itself judging others??
“Everyone here today has stumbled ... “
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Yeah, Hillary, we saw it yesterday while you were loading into that van.