Why the Pastors Should Nominate Bush for a Third Term

Oct 17, 2007 07:40

Bush has much in common with the pastors and is their best hope of saving themselves and the global police state that the US has built.

The religion of the president is the same as that of the pastors. Both regard government as under the power of their god but not the god of Israel.

ABC's Charles Gibson interviewed President George W. Bush about his doctrines and got these answers.

Gibson asked Bush, "Do we all worship the same God, Christian and Muslim?" Pope Bush said, "I think we do. We have different routes of getting to the Almighty." Gibson then asked, "Do Christians and non-Christians and Muslims go to heaven in your mind?" And the Pope repeated, "Yes they do. We have different routes of getting there."

These are not Stupid-Christian mistakes; he is preaching consistently. President Bush, in an interview with Al Arabiya television repeated the same doctrine of numerically one god, therefore all pray to that name.

The pastors would argue mindlessly that they disagree but are no better. When they urge compliance with federal law which corrupts after it robs, they place another sovereign above their rabbi who died in vain. When they say that god requires the congregation to comply with the law, they reduce government and god into a single entity. A Catholic Church with a king as the pope, in effect.

Bush is as apostate as the pastors who giggle in his presence, "yet today, the Church of Jesus Christ sits silent."

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