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To: JSDude1
This is my post from last night:

Iowa evangelicals must be different than the Mississippi evangelicals I was raised around.

If a Southern Baptist preacher in Mississippi tried to tell his congregation who to vote for, he'd be knocked out of the pulpit within a week.

Especially if he referred to half the congregation's preferred candidate as a "wicked man." LOL

Must be lingering resentment over Reconstruction. Those feisty Southerners don't take direction from anyone except their boss and their wife.

I got no responses to that, so my questions remain. Do Iowans actually go to church and tolerate the preacher telling them who to vote for?

94 posted on 01/26/2016 12:47:50 PM PST by TontoKowalski (Satisfied Customer #291)
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To: TontoKowalski
I got no responses to that, so my questions remain. Do Iowans actually go to church and tolerate the preacher telling them who to vote for?

What was your reaction to the Dallas SBC megachurch preacher unofficially endorsing Trump from the pulpit???

96 posted on 01/26/2016 12:50:50 PM PST by CA Conservative (Texan by birth, Californian by circumstance)
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To: TontoKowalski

I suspect some do, but most probably just look to their pastor’s opinion as someone respected, and may listen to them, may not. I am sure a Pastor speaking out for a candidate (or against another based on evidence) can’t hurt the former...


112 posted on 01/26/2016 1:23:09 PM PST by JSDude1
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