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A national religious group representing 36 Protestant and Orthodox denominations said Tuesday that U.S. foreign policy is "dangerous" and urged President Bush to turn over authority in Iraq to the United Nations.
The National Council of Churches (search), which has been highly critical of the war, acknowledged that Christians disagree on the issue, but said that giving control to the U.N. was the only way to create "lasting peace."
Originally posted by fuzzykitten99
they couldn't do anything effective the first time...what makes this group think that the UN will be any different if there is another chance? They are SO naive.
Originally posted by gop_jeff
I hate to sound like RWA, but the National Council of Churches would be more aptly named the National Council of Liberal Protestant Churches. That seems to be their real agenda - pushing the liberal Protestant line.
Originally posted by Bullypulpit
...It means that religious leaders more concerned with walking the walk are make their voices heard above the jackass braying of the religious right, who seem to be wholly ignorant of the teachings of their avowed religion.
Originally posted by Bullypulpit
...It means that religious leaders more concerned with walking the walk are make their voices heard above the jackass braying of the religious right, who seem to be wholly ignorant of the teachings of their avowed religion.
Originally posted by Reilly
I have a feeling that you have just set New Guy off and running.
Originally posted by NewGuy
Nah. Have to consider the source. The post speaks for its self.
Originally posted by NewGuy
http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,119566,00.html
More at the link provided.
Anyone else smell what this means?
:clap1:Originally posted by Bullypulpit
And when you speak, it is all sound and fury...Signifying nothing. Rather like the braying of an ass.
Originally posted by NewGuy
http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,119566,00.html
More at the link provided.
Anyone else smell what this means?
Originally posted by insein
Thats why they arent in charge. And we can all thank GOD for that.
Originally posted by Bullypulpit
Thus begging the question, "Which god?"
Originally posted by Avatar4321
If you dont know. I suggest you search for Him before its too late.
Originally posted by Bullypulpit
...It means that religious leaders more concerned with walking the walk are make their voices heard above the jackass braying of the religious right, who seem to be wholly ignorant of the teachings of their avowed religion.
