Somehow my friends, it is just a different story when a Democrat urges pastors to, uh “spread the word” as Chris at Wyblog duly notes
Remember the inviolate Wall of Separation between Church and State?
If the Church and State are on the same page, who needs walls?
And if the Church does the State’s bidding? Then the fun really starts!
President Obama Calls Pastors To Preach Healthcare
Earlier this week on a conference call, President Obama and his top healthcare officials charged religious leaders across America with spreading a new kind of gospel — the good news of nationalized healthcare. Isn’t it convenient how the pulpit is barred from promoting political opinion, until it is the opinion of the President? According to Politico, “Obama instructed faith leaders to treat the new law as settled fact and use their perches of power to convey that message to congregants and friends.”
And, the State turns a blind eye!
Pastors plan to ‘bait’ IRS with pulpit politics
On Sunday, a group of 100 preachers nationwide will step into the pulpit and say the only words they’re forbidden by law from speaking in a church.
This is a perfect example of why I refer to Liberalism as a ideology of convenience. Liberalism demands no consistency does it? No, instead it demands only that certain feelings be re-enforced. A consistent Liberal would be outraged over this, but, sadly most will defend it, because they agree with the message.
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Dave C
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Liberalism certainly is an ideology of convenience. Rules only apply when it benefits liberals, or is convenient for them. The Constitution only applies when it is convenient for them and helps them.