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Originally Posted by rayliotta
OK, so then perhaps Gov Perry isn't actually "of the NAR", just because he sat next to them in front of a TV camera.
I think this is part of why these "ultra-nationalistic" groups doesn't alarm me that much, personally. Politicians rub elbows w/a lot of leaders. African American politicians, usually of a liberal persuasion, frequently rub elbows w/church leaders in their communities. (And the media usually does not bother them w/lectures on the separation of church and state.) Pols also hobnob w/union leaders. And Barbara Streisand, and Ellen DeGeneres. It's about trust. And it's about celebrity. Trust + celebrity = votes.
It doesn't mean a Pres Perry would impose his Christian faith on non-Christian Americans, anymore than Pres Bush did. Or anymore than Pres Obama is imposing his Muslim faith on us now. (That's a joke, btw.)
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Bro Ray you either haven't taken a close enough look, or haven't stepped back enough to see the bigger picture.
Rick Perry was sitting next to the NRA with 30,000 evangelicals at Houston’s Reliant Stadium. He declared a day of prayer.
“Now, therefore, I, Rick Perry, Governor of Texas, under the authority vested in me by the Constitution and Statutes of the State of Texas, do hereby proclaim the three-day period from Friday, April 22, 2011, to Sunday, April 24, 2011, as Days of Prayer for Rain in the State of Texas.”
Plus, according to the New York Times, Perry stated he would govern by outsourcing to the supernatural.
So yes, Perry is into imposing Christianity on everyone under his leadership. A very NAR strategy.
And I think this is what Cahn is warning us for ; America needs to repent and turn back to Christianity ; that he claims America was founded upon.
Gather your stones. If NAR and Cahn (and Dancing btw) get their way there's gonna be lots of stoning going on. And I, and prolly you, will be their target.
Run for the hills, the scary Shemitah is coming. When I was a kid I think it was hiding under my bed at night.