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aiia wrote:Renee

Submitted by qbg on May 4, 2008 - 8:12pm.

aiia wrote:

Renee Obsidianwords wrote:
there is a movement to bring christian leaders together to tackle common political issues and stop being so divided amongst their group

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Conservative Christian leaders who believe the word "evangelical" has lost its religious meaning ... condemns Christians on the right and left for "using faith" to express political views without regard to the truth of the Bible


That would be an incredable feat since the bible is full of 100's of contradictions. What the hell is biblical truth?


What ever your pastor says/what ever you make out of the few parts of the bible you read/etc.

"What right have you to condemn a murderer if you assume him necessary to "God's plan"? What logic can command the return of stolen property, or the branding of a thief, if the Almighty decreed it?"
-- The Economic Tendency of Freethought

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