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To: ComeUpHigher; Reno232; Godzilla

I will not lay aside my faith in order to make political progress. I cannot without denying my Lord.

I have no problem standing next to an LDS at a rally or protest, but having them speak at my church and accepting them as a brother/sister in Christ, is something entirely different.

If we work together in political areas then we should do it OUTSIDE of our churches, not in an ecumenical fashion or in our churches.


95 posted on 03/01/2010 2:04:43 PM PST by reaganaut ( "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see")
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To: reaganaut

Fair enough. I respect your opinion on this matter. I would like to think we could stand next to each other at a rally or protest to support conservative principles despite the theological differences in our respective faiths. If you can only do that informally rather than formally through our respective churches, I accept that.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.


97 posted on 03/01/2010 2:12:12 PM PST by ComeUpHigher
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