Quote Originally Posted by dragonrider
Anyway, I'd say iall of that is irrelevant. Barack Obama is not a member of the Nation of Islam, is he? It's a very weak connection to say that the Nation of Islam is wrong, and a magazine had an interview with the NoI's leader, and that magazine is operated by Obama's church, so therefore we need to worry about Obama. That's ridiculous.

Barack Obama has some interesting views about the role of faith.
I think Obama has one of the best-thought-out and inclusive views on the role of faith that I have ever heard any politician express.
The church a man chooses to attend, say's a lot about the values he holds dear.
Were you a KKK member, (a "christian" organization) but you only attend meetings once a month, you would still be a friggin' KKK member. Guilt by association? You bet.
The Trinity United church he attends preaches division, hate, and a doctrine of superiority. Obama regularly attends and supports this church. I doubt that the preacher bites his tongue while Obama is in attendance. He doesn't change his sermons to fit into Obama's image. The values delivered to the congregation via a pulpit of hate, are appalling and racist.
The doctrine of the Trinity United Church of Christ holds dear the same devicive, racist tennents as the Nation of Islam.

Doesn't matter what color, trash is trash.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Obama's church If nominated, do you believe Obama would have the countries best interests at heart? I think what a man has been taught to believe in says as much about his attitudes twords others, as does his current beliefs. I have some real reservations voting for a man to be president, whose "christian" church (Trinity United Church of Christ) appears as racial as the Sunni 'seperatists'. Their mag Trumpet News Magazine boasts an exclusive interview with his highness Louis Farrakhan, (leader of the Rating: 5