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CMatt25
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Right I’m one who had no problem with Obama’s church in voting for him. I have no problem with him worshiping and receiving communion now at St John’s Episcopal and I’m glad when I sat in a church and heard a priest say in his homily his answer to the poor is to get a job that I didn’t take it to heart. I think it’s great that Obama as a Christian has worshiped in denominations considered Christian by your church. I’m not sure though whether TEC considers itself a denomination or not. I know Catholics don’t consider themselves a denomination.How could a Seventh Day Adventist’s upbringing be any worse than that of someone who sat in Reverend Jeremiah Wright’s church for two decades? That ‘minister’ preached in accordance with the tenets of black liberation theology (anti-white). He condemned America on several occasions.
The candidate’s religion can certainly be a disqualifier with particular groups, but apparently many Evangelicals and Catholics find a Mormon suitable. And the Church considers Mormonism a cult! Most Americans had no problem with Obama’s church, so go figure.