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- JenniferInMO, on 10/15/2008, -1/+11FTA:
The parent ministry of Carry the Cure, Inc., promotes a revolutionary theology of religious warfare, and exhortations to "fight for revolution" appear in Carry the Cure's exuberant, high quality music and rythm-driven public school anti-suicide presentations. In late 2007, Sarah Palin appointed the co-founder of that program to the Alaska Suicide Prevention Council...
In the year 2000, Wasilla, Alaska mayor Sarah Palin joined the advisory board of Carry the Cure, Inc., a 501(c)(3) suicide-prevention nonprofit which has received tax-exempt public and private funds for running suicide prevention programs in schools and churches but has declared, on its 2000 to 2006 federal tax returns, its organizational mission to be "Religious - Evangelism."
Both William Pagaran, Carry the Cure's current president, and Pat Donelson, its cofounder and former president, are licensed ministers through Northwind Global Ministries, which Donelson currently directs. Northwind promotes "Joel's Army" doctrine, that an end-time army of young Christians endowed with supernatural powers will conquer and purify the Earth. "
It is amazing how, when Christian extremists pop up in our country we defend them. While I am all for people practicing their religions freely I don't much like extremists in sheep's clothing. Why, if what they are so acceptable in what they are doing do they dress it up and hide it in the guise of mainstream?
People in other countries are just as afraid of our brand of Christian extremism as we are of Islamic extremists.
Palin is an extremist wrapped in sheep's clothing and as she is exposed even the people of Alaska are worried about her. Her religious views make Rev. Wright look mellow. - magus_melchior, on 10/15/2008, -1/+4There are those in the Christian community who take spiritualism to unorthodox extremes. The problem with assuming spiritual origins for everything, especially in already-heavily-evangelized America, is that there is more faith in evangelical Americans for miracles (faith healings, casting out demons, speaking in tongues) than there is for the Bible. So what they see as supernatural could easily be an illusion, or worse.
Jeremiah Wright is just a preacher with an agenda. Sarah Palin's cult is as insidious as they come.
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