Jeremiah Wright rules!

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/09/report-jeremiah-wright-has-affair-with-another-mans-wife/

But this is a "private matter" and should be respected as such.

Originally posted by kirksey957
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/09/report-jeremiah-wright-has-affair-with-another-mans-wife/

But this is a "private matter" and should be respected as such.

What's amazing is that people will somehow think that this is a reason not to vote for Obama.

Originally posted by PsychoPawn
What's amazing is that people will somehow think that this is a reason not to vote for Obama.

Pritybetta; "It is none of my business what she (he does)."

Please remember these wise words.

Originally posted by kirksey957
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/09/report-jeremiah-wright-has-affair-with-another-mans-wife/

But this is a "private matter" and should be respected as such.

Poor Fred:

Fred Payne said members of the church, including Haynes, would not be pleased about the interracial aspect of the relationship.

“People wouldn’t be happy to know that my wife was sleeping with a black man,” he said.

Reverend Wright is the man!

Jeremiah Wright is a good preacher in the line that dates back to Jonathan Edwards--the Puritan, not the Senator. Women like that sort of thing and become devils. It's all in Bloom County and was published decades ago. There's nothing new under the sun.

Originally posted by kirksey957
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/09/report-jeremiah-wright-has-affair-with-another-mans-wife/

But this is a "private matter" and should be respected as such.

You're probably right. Wright isn't the first man to do another man's wife.

But just like all the other preachers around town they should be defrocked.

Dishonest, immoral, and deceptive people who name the name of Christ and engage in ungodly behavior bring reproach upon the name of Christ. That's the issue.

Originally posted by josephw
Dishonest, immoral, and deceptive people who name the name of Christ and engage in ungodly behavior bring reproach upon the name of Christ. That's the issue.

I agree, but the consequences might be a lot of empty churches

Originally posted by PsychoPawn
What's amazing is that people will somehow think that this is a reason not to vote for Obama.

and that's okay.

Originally posted by Wulebgr
I agree, but the consequences might be a lot of empty churches

Empty buildings maybe.

The "Church" is made up of individuals who have trusted in Christ's work at the cross, and have been baptised into the Body of Christ by the Holy Spirit.

Originally posted by josephw
Empty buildings maybe.

The "Church" is made up of individuals who have trusted in Christ's work at the cross, and have been baptised into the Body of Christ by the Holy Spirit.

Your effort to alter my definition do not affect the truth of my observation.