Hypocricy to the Nth Degree

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Posted by admin on November 10, 2008 under Funny Things Believed and Said by the Uniformed, Ummm - Your Intolerance is Showing! | Be the First to Comment

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“I’ve seen it said that Wright is right about this: The evil done by American leaders damns America. That’s probably too radical as stated.”

thank you eds. People have focused on the sensational without really listening to his point. I don’t agree with everything he says. But, I don’t fully disagree with everything he says either.
 

I find it interesting that you gloss over and dismiss the teaching of this “reverend” but when Sarah Palin says…

“Pray for our military. He’s [Palin's son Trask] going to be deployed in September to Iraq. Pray for our military men and women who are striving to do also what is right for this country – that our leaders, our national leaders are sending them out on a task that is from God. That’s what we have to make sure we are praying for, that there is a plan and that that plan is God’s plan.”

…you cry foul and run around calling her too radical to lead.

What a bunch of hypocrites you are.

 And yes, Obama bought into and fully committed himself to this radically negative – some might say false – gospel. Twenty years, $27,000 invested in Wrights church. Then Obama LIES about not knowing the Theology of Black Liberation that was being taught and is a very narrow view of the true Gospel of Jesus Christ:

James Cone, a prominent Black Liberation Theologian, believed that the New Testament revealed Jesus as one who identified with those suffering under oppression, the socially marginalized and the cultural outcasts. And since the socially constructed categories of race in America (i.e., whiteness and blackness) had come to culturally signify dominance (whiteness) and oppression (blackness), from a theological perspective, Cone argued that Jesus reveals himself as black in order to disrupt and dismantle white oppression.

He also said that Martin Luther King’s Theology did not focus enough on his “blackness.” The Bible teaches that there is no respecter of persons with God: “For there is no respect of persons with God,” Paul declared (Rom. 2: 11). The Scriptures emphasize repeatedly that God is not judging or treating man, any man, with respect of persons. In other words, God is just and equitable in his dealings with man. i.e. – God does not see color.

What the Bible teaches is that though God is sovereign; man still has real responsibility and freedom in the choices he makes. This was another one of the tenets of Martin Luther’s King’s teachings. And it is MLK’s teaching of this that began to turn the mindset of black and white alike. White people had the responsibility to respect people without regard to color. And black people should practice self-respect and self responsibility.

I don’t question that there is a history of oppression in this country. I am a repentant white person. But in a country where opportunity abounds, Wright continues to teach a theology of victimization instead of the freedom that comes from self responsibility. He teaches a gospel that would continue the division between black and white into perpetuity if he has his way. His way; not God’s way.

Because he is keeping his flock in a mindset of victimization, the fruit that is born of his teaching is one of entitlement. THAT is Obama’s platform. He learned it from Wright. Then he LIED saying he did not know Wright’s theology.

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