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Judas was an "instrument of GOD"... Herod and Pilate were "instruments of GOD"...

The day that "politician" became a career choice is the day we started losing the Republic. Let's get it back! Fred08.com

That one really shows how he's actually preaching at church. It looks like the African American version of Jesus Camp that was so upsetting to liberals. It's curious why this doesn't bother them. If you can get that picture you should put it up.

Washington Post, July 1, 2004: "I think it is sinful of them to encourage pastors and churches to engage in partisan political activity and run the risk of losing their tax-exempt status," said Steve Rosenthal, chief executive officer of America Coming Together, a group working to defeat Bush.

...The IRS letter noted that religious organizations are allowed to sponsor debates, distribute voter guides and conduct voter registration drives. But if those efforts show "a preference for or against a certain candidate or party . . . it becomes a prohibited activity," the letter said.

I read incredulous comments about Baracks political naivete and how
misguided his positions are. In my opinion that is a serious
miscalculation. This man is very cunning and he purposely deceives
everyone trying to figure him out . He has the earmarks of a
stealth candidate . He speaks about God and everyone assumes it
is the Christian god. A Muslim political technique is to
disguise and deceive your motives when necessary.

I
would like to hear him say," Jesus Christ is the son of God. He
was crucified and after 3 days he rose from the dead". I
don't think I have heard him state that publicly.

The reason that you do not hear the MSM or the ACLU screaming about the threat to the Constitution or the blurring of the line between church and state is because they BOTH know that this speech, and any other by a liberal to a church group, is just pandering to the group. In other words, they know it is hypocrisy.

Gee, almost sounds like Obama hired A-jad's speech writer.

Happened to catch a special report on ESPN yesterday morning about Jim Jones's grandson who now is being courted heavily by college recruiters to play roundball for them. (BTW, THIS was a great story about Jim Jones two sons and their youth basketball team that had, by divine intervention, left the compound a couple days before the murder/suicides in order to play in a basketball tournament in Guyana ... and how they have been able to build great and strong lives and families for themselves.)

Anyhow, the report showed clips of the infamous Jim Jones "preaching" to his congregations ... I saw a full-sized picture of Obama yesterday where a woman was hailing him from behind as he had his hand up in preacher-mode ... Was hauntingly like the Jim Jones clips of the blind faithful.  Now I'm not comparing Obama with Jim Jones.  I'm just saying, THIS IS NOT a personna our nation's political leaders should be portraying. 

For all the bashing Pres. Bush has taken for his expressions of faith, I have yet to see him strike the hand to the Heavens pose or use the pulpit voice (unlike the Clintons, Gores, Edwards ... dems in general).  Hell, I don't believe, in the last 6+ years (outside a memorial or somesuch) I have seen Pres. Bush actively addressing a church congregation.

This church should loose it's tax exempt status.  The Dems are for "Separation of Church and State" unless it is a liberal black church.  I suspect we will see more open campaigning by the Democrats at Mosques in the coming years, also. 

One report I saw last night claimed this Church service had "hip hop dancers".  What kind of church has "hip hop dancers?"

“……Ms. Rogers, now that a Republican candidate has brought the wall that separates church and state crashing to the ground, can our constitutional system be saved?"

"Anne, I'm afraid the answer is a resounding 'no,' at least, not if someone who thinks like this, and who sadly reflects the thinking of his entire party, is elected president. Fortunately, there are candidates from another party who respect the constitutionally decreed separation of church and state".

"Question:  Were in the Constitution does it say anything about the ‘separation of church and state’?  

The 1st Amendment  states:  “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”

From the Find Law web site: http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment01/01.html#4 the following can be found:

“In 1802, President Jefferson wrote a letter to a group of Baptists in Danbury, Connecticut, in which he declared that it was the purpose of the First Amendment to build ''a wall of separation between Church and State.'' 15 In Reynolds v. United States, 16 Chief Justice Waite for the Court characterized the phrase as ''almost an authoritative declaration of the scope and effect of the amendment.'' In its first encounters with religion-based challenges to state programs, the Court looked to Jefferson's metaphor for substantial guidance. 17 But a metaphor may obscure as well as illuminate, and the Court soon began to emphasize neutrality and voluntarism as the standard of restraint on governmental action……”

 The ACLU, The People for the American Way, and liberal judges have been using, not the Constitution, but the Jefferson statement to justify their contentions of separation. 

However, in cases brought before the Supreme Court, they have decided that the governments role must be one of neutrality. And nowhere in their voluminous decisions does the phrase ‘separation of church and state’ appear.

Just what does Mr. Obama mean by the statement, "I am confident we can create a Kingdom here on earth"? Is he talking about the Kingdom of Barack? Jesus will return one day and establish His kingdom on earth.  We don't need a politician with delusions of grandeur.  Mr. Obama can talk the talk alright, as can most politicians, but until I see the fruits of the Spirit in him, there's not a chance in, well, you know, that I will be voting for him.

Not amazed, just disgusted.

If politicians won't read their Bible, I wish they would at least hire consultants who knew the views of Christianity.

Obama says: " ...we can create a Kingdom..."

No we can't. When Adam disobeyed God, he corrupted all of mankind. We can't create anything, God had to create it for us. And we don't need to create anything, Jesus brought God's Kingdom to Earth.

Obama says: " I just want all of you to pray that I can be an instrument of God"

If he truly wants to be an instrument of God, then how about addressing the abortion issue. God has made clear in the Bible that abortion is wrong.

Jihad is a war to bring about the kingdom of God.

The Christians who were applauding him had better ask him for a little more clarification.

You can't sanctify the work of the devil by performing in a church.

Sharia by executive order is still a barbaric system.

Mr Finkelstein, you are absolutely right about how a Conservative would be treated had he uttered the same words as Obama, but you fail to understand the reason why, in my humble opinion. THEY KNOW HE DOESN'T MEAN IT! He's already pledged the lives of babies who survive abortions on their satanic altar! He's already pledged to enlarge SODOMY's TENT in the military, by eliminating "don't ask, don't tell".  They know he doesn't mean anything by his religion, and in fact is on record OPPOSING JESUS CHRIST on every relevant moral and social issue, which is just peachy keen with the MSM! When Bill Clinton walked around on Sunday's with his bible, did you think it meant ANYTHING? Not because of his personal moral failings mind you but because of his lifelong public support for everything that Christ is AGAINST! Obama is NOT guided by his faith and only an idiot would believe that he really was! Like that poor woman standing behind him in the photo, who seems to be having a "religious experience" upon listening to Obama lie about his faith. She wouldn't know the bibles position on ANYTHING much less be able to discern an apostate speaker in her prescence. And as such, his lies are dangerous. The biblical "knowledge" of most so called Christians is a joke, much less, those who are in, shall we say, evangelical but NOT "fundamental" churches. This lukewarm pablum will sway many who are not guided by Scripture for their "christianity".