War on Christians? Evangelicals want to endorse conservatives AND escape taxation

  • Thread starter Thread starter Guns Guns Guns
  • Start date Start date
G

Guns Guns Guns

Guest
2012-10-08T005305Z_1_CBRE89702GK00_RTROPTP_2_USA-TAX-PULPIT.JPG




​
[h=1]Pastor Mark Harris of First Baptist Church stands for a portrait in the sanctuary prior to giving his sermon during the fifth and largest "Pulpit Freedom Sunday" in Charlotte, North Carolina...[/h]



​
Pacing across the church stage and backed by large screens showing close-ups of his face, Harris argued in his sermon that issues such as the sanctity of life, marriage, religious freedom and the national debt mattered "to the judgment hand of God."



"The American politician must hear you. You, sir and ma'am, are responsible for the governing of this nation today," he declared as his congregation rose in a standing ovation.



"As a follower of Jesus Christ, I will not vote for a candidate that violates the principles of God on the issues I've discussed," he said, before going on to endorse Paul Martin Newby, Republican candidate for the state Supreme Court.



Churchgoer Dixie Martin said some in the congregation were uncomfortable with the overt political talk, but she added: "We needed to hear it."



A registered Democrat, Martin said she would be voting Republican this year...



http://news.yahoo.com/hundreds-past...JpYnV0b3JuZXR3b3JrBHB0A3N0b3J5cGFnZQ--;_ylv=3
 
I hope these bozos were videotaped the the tapes were sent to the IRS.

Time to stop the handouts to false prophets and charlatans.
 
hazlnut said:
I hope these bozos were videotaped the the tapes were sent to the IRS. Time to stop the handouts to false prophets and charlatans.
Click to expand...

"Pulpit Freedom Sunday" has been staged annually since 2008 by a group called the Alliance Defending Freedom.


Its aim is to provoke a challenge from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service in order to file a lawsuit and have its argument out in court.



The event has grown steadily in size, but the IRS has yet to respond - even though the pastors tape their sermons and mail them to the agency.


http://news.yahoo.com/hundreds-past...MxMWVlBHBzdGNhdAMxcGhvdG8EcHQDMXBob3Rv;_ylv=3
 
Meanwhile in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama.

“To anyone who says that church is no place to talk about these issues, you tell them there is no place better,” Obama said at a conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

[h=1]Black church leaders try to inspire congregants to vote for Obama[/h]
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...6b2da0-f3f0-11e1-892d-bc92fee603a7_story.html
 
RazorX said:
Meanwhile in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama.
Click to expand...

Strange, the linked article doesn't say that "in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama", does it?
 
We know better than to hold our breath eh? There are many assertions made here that are never more than opinion even when facts are brought to bear they reject them.
 
Haiku said:
We know better than to hold our breath eh? There are many assertions made here that are never more than opinion even when facts are brought to bear they reject them.
Click to expand...

Maybe Jesus told Racist X to claim that "in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama"?
 
\\((|))// said:
Maybe Jesus told Racist X to claim that "in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama"?
Click to expand...

:rofl2:

Jesus told me to tell those lazy ass fuckers to get off welfare, stop smoking crack and get a fucking job.
 
All we'd need to do is check out Stormfront or Niggermania if we wanted your "side of things"...but we prefer the truth.

Where is the proof that "in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama", which is what you claimed?
 
Where is the proof that "in every black church across the land they are telling the congregation to vote for Obama", which is what Failias claimed?
 
But there's a war on christians when no one has put laws into effect...unconstitutional laws by the way...to prevent a christian from holding public office?? Wow...very strange assertions indeed!
 
And the Christians who are openly violating the tax code aren't being punished...wow, the poor widdle Christians sure have it tough, don't they?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top