Monday, May 09, 2005
Nothing good about this "Good old Country Boy"
Though one church member referred to him as a "wonderful, good old country boy," I see nothing good about a church pastor who ousts his own congregational members for their democratic political beliefs. (CNN.com - Pastor tries to calm waters over political oustings - May 8, 2005)
The Rev. Chan Chandler from the East Waynesville (N.C.) Baptist Church may have issued a statement (through his attorney, no less) saying the "church" doesn't care about its members' political affiliations, but that doesn't say much for this reverand's "personal" beliefs.
One has to wonder what kinds of "sermons" this man has been preaching over the course of the years. He says he's invited all church members to attend a "business" meeting on Tuesday, and expects it all to be "cleared up" by the end of the week. Gee, didn't Bush have something like that in mind when he decided to invade Iraq?
The Rev. Chan Chandler from the East Waynesville (N.C.) Baptist Church may have issued a statement (through his attorney, no less) saying the "church" doesn't care about its members' political affiliations, but that doesn't say much for this reverand's "personal" beliefs.
One has to wonder what kinds of "sermons" this man has been preaching over the course of the years. He says he's invited all church members to attend a "business" meeting on Tuesday, and expects it all to be "cleared up" by the end of the week. Gee, didn't Bush have something like that in mind when he decided to invade Iraq?
