Posted on 07/01/2002 11:52:43 AM PDT by nickcarraway
Former Clinton Advisor Dick Morris Another Recent Convert
According to the Pro-Life Infonet, former Clinton advisor Dick Morris has also converted to Catholicism. Monsignor James Lisante, director of The Christophers, spoke at the National Right to Life convention in Pittsburgh of recent discussions he had with Morris.
Morris, who engineered President Bill Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign and found himself the butt of jokes after he was caught with a prostitute, "made a significant change in his life recently," Monsignor Lisante said, "and has re-evaluated his faith and deeds following a conversion to Catholicism."
As a Clinton advisor, Morris told Lisante he had "fallen into a pit of moral relativism" and began making decisions, like Clinton, based on immoral personal satisfaction. But now he has turned his life over to Christ in the Roman Catholic Church.
. . . and was able finally to realize it? Three cheers for the Holy Spirt!
Halleluja!! Halleluja!! Halleluja!
I hate to be a pessimist, but here's another conversion from one legalistic system (Judaism, of all stripes) to another--Roman Catholicism.
Relying for a relationship to God based on Faith PLUS my good deeds equals heresy. Good deeds are the fruit of true faith, not its suplement--by which alone we gain heaven.
Why can't we trust Christ alone?
Do you have any source on Mark Levin. I did a google search and couldn't turn anything up.
I remember Jane Fonda having a religious "awakening" as well. It may be true, but she's still a leftist whacknut. Morris has always been a calculating opportunist.
With this guy? keep your eyes open and your back to the wall.
"Trust but verify." - R.R.
The best way we can trust Christ is not ignoring what He teaches in the Gospel.
I guess it a good thing that Christ is the judge.
Same with Larry Flynt. That happens a lot with the more individualistic sects of Christianity, where enthusiasm is more highly valued and there is less authoritative guidance. But it's my experience that when someone converts to Catholicism, you can usually take it to the bank--at least as far as their public life is concerned. Christ will judge the rest.
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