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Huckabee’s Sermons Off LimitsPosted on Dec 12, 2007
The Huckabee campaign has refused to give the media much more than scraps of the candidate’s religious speeches, leaving his 12 years as a pastor relatively shrouded in mystery. We already know he doesn’t believe in evolution, thought at one time that AIDS patients should be quarantined and isn’t ashamed “to let you know that I believe Adam and Eve were real people,” so what is he hiding?
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By stephen miller, December 16, 2007 at 9:29 am # The thing is, Huckabee looksThe thing is, Huckabee looks like Kevin Spacey (playing the nice roles)
By FrankieEatsTrash, December 16, 2007 at 7:58 am # Maybe its all that "WomenMaybe its all that “Women should meekly obey their husbands” crap… I don’t think he can say that out loud too many times and get elected in America. At least one would hope not.
By dick, December 15, 2007 at 12:23 pm # Huckabee is a dangerous, ignorant,Huckabee is a dangerous, ignorant, religious fanatic, with millions of followers/voters.
By altara, December 14, 2007 at 6:29 am # To think, we could notTo think, we could not elect an atheist as president, but actually elected one who does not believe in evolution.
By John Borowski, December 14, 2007 at 4:26 am # Can you see what aCan you see what a mess Huckabee is getting us into? What if Benny Ladeeda nominates Allah as his second in command? The Republicans (Aka Conservatives right wingers) indicate to me how little respect they have for the average Americans’ intelligent and maturity. If they had a better level of respect for the American people they wouldn’t come out with this kind of BS.
By Trobo, December 13, 2007 at 3:49 pm # Anyone else suspect that theAnyone else suspect that the reason he’s withholding the contents of his past sermons is because they contained anti-gay stuff? I’d bet good money on that.
By mike, December 13, 2007 at 8:16 am # RDV Despite his Baptist fundamentalism, heRDV If I remember right this is pretty much what they said about the dipstick we have now.
By May, December 13, 2007 at 7:53 am # Huckabee extolls the power ofHuckabee extolls the power of prayer as the reason he is doing so well in the polls. If these christers truly believed that mumbling under your breath to an imaginary being holds such power, why don’t they turn their prayers to really doing some good in the world? Like ending the genocide in Darfur, or stopping the demolition of salvageable public housing in New Orleans. It seems wasted on such things as getting Huckabee a party nomination. Is there a subtle insinuation there that their god doesn’t care about the poor or homeless?
By Bleeding Heart, December 13, 2007 at 7:46 am # It would seem to meIt would seem to me that Republicanism in its modern incarnation is the polar opposite of every prominent teaching of Jesus Christ. I’m not talking about the perversions and human politics of the Churches who use their positions of power to dominate the consciences of men, but what Jesus the person and the authors of the scriptures who carried on his message actually said and meant - love, compassion, forgiveness, peace, unity, meekness, equality of all life, and selflessness. Maybe Huckabee is well schooled in the dogmas and the mysticism of a particular Church, but you cannot be a Christian in the true sense and be pro war, pro “trickle down economics”, or for that matter, aspire to be ruler of an empire. What a hypocritical fool. So many modern Christians are pagans in the sense that they are ignorant of the deeper spiritual meanings in the teachings and their application to life, and instead worship the outward symbolism and take the allegories as fact. Next we’ll probably see Huckabee staging miracles or making campaign appearances with the holy virgin grilled cheese. Add Your Comment |
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