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Originally Posted by Sorceress
An example of an elected politician using her religion to justify policy decisions that effect everyone?
I'm sure you're more familiar than you pretend to be:
Sarah Palin: "I think God's will has to be done in unifying people and companies to get the gas line built, so pray for that."
Sarah Palin: (regarding the soldiers fighting in Iraq) "Our national leaders are sending them out on a task that is from God."
Come on, ajm, you're being disingenuous here. Why this inflammatory post based on 1. A premise that even you must know is easily disproven
and, 2. erroneous assumptions about me and what I believe? I took the time to provide contrary evidence to your assertions earlier in the thread, yet you have nothing to say about that. You'd rather call me names and mischaracterize what I'm saying.
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There's also the exciting video footage from her church where she talks about how Bishop Muthee, the witch hunter guy, didn't know anything about her but prayed and prayed that she'd win her spot as Governor, and look! She did! Amazing.
That's the guy that also later prayed over her to protect her from witches.
Not a major Olbermann fan, but the piece pulls from both videos and the CS Monitor piece, so it's a good summary. If those videos don't give everyone pause regardless of religious affiliation, then all hope is gone, y'all. To the Prayer Cave!
