Pat Dollard | Young Americans

Oh really?

So what he is really saying then, is that he truly, deep down, has no problem with the things being said at Trinity, even as of the latest Father Raunchy Pleger rantings from that pulpit. It’s just that because he is running for President, the things said from that pulpit were being scrutinzed heavily.

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Furthermore, he says that he didn’t want Pastor Moss to have worry about what he had to preach, and that would be a reality “as long as he is running for President (but not if he wasn’t)”, because his sermons would constantly be under scrutiny.

Side note: His church received the scrutiny it did because they were preaching politics instead of Christianity from the pulpit.

Listen…I know something about the differences in doctrinal interpretation of the Bible, especially the New Testament with regard to Christian doctrine, and there are many different interpretations as to how to practice the things espoused by, say the Apostle Paul in his first letter to the Corinthians as opposed to doctrine espoused in the letter to the Hebrews, or even the Acts of the Apostles as written by Luke.

But one thing that MOST denominations of Christianity adhere to is that Jesus was a Jew. He wasn’t black. This doctrinal teaching leads down a most heretical path because that key “belief” ultimately changes every way that the Old Testament is to be interpreted.

I could go on and on about this but the bottom line is this:

Barack Hussein Obama may have distanced himself from the Reverend Jeremiah Wright and Fr. Pleger, but not from Rev Moss, who is simply a younger version of Wright. He basically says that if he wasn’t running for President, he’d stay at Trinity, and after the way we’ve seen the congregation react to the insane rantings of Wright and Pfleger, only and idiot would come to the conclusion that the “30 seconds of sound bites played in a loop over and over again” were an anomoly and not congruous with the mindset and thusly, the overall doctrine and accepted teachings of the members of that church.

In a nutshell, he said this: “I’m leaving the church because this doctrine will sink my Presidential hopes and so I need to distance myself from it for political reasons. But I believe in the doctrine, as evidenced by my decision and confession that decided to leave only because I’m running for President.”

Funny, thats exactly what Jeremiah Wright said about him to Moyers and the Nat’l Press Club.