Wow, a Christo-Freak is supporting another Christo-Freak in order to help yet another Flat-Earther Obama to get elected.... hmm... giant surprise.

It is rightly pointed out that Snyder was not the Senior Minister at Foundry during the White House years that Sen. Clinton attended church there.

This raises the question of why she no longer attends Foundry. Obviously they no longer live full time in Washington, but they do keep a home here and certainly are in town enough that they might a least show up on a Sunday once in awhile. Foundry United Methodist is well known in Washington as a very inclusive and liberal church. One of the few Methodist Churches that supports gay marriage and holds ceremonies. Could this be the reason she doesn't attend? The previous Minister, Wogomon, also supported gay marriage and was liberal and inclusive in his views, so it's hard to know.

I haven't seen any information on any church she has attended since leaving the White House. Maybe she only attends the weekly "prayer meetings" and feels this gives her enough exposure.

This is where we really get into trouble. Shall we have a religious litmus test for our candidates? What did the candidate know about their church and when did they know it? Is Wright a racist? Is Foundry pro gay? Will you reject and denounce!!!???

I really think it is time we let these things go and pay attention to the things that truly matter. I don't really expect that we will though.

This is where Hillary draws her spiritual sustenance from now- alongside the likes of Sam Brownback, John Ashcroft, & Tom DeLay (or is he in jail now?)

http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2007/09/hillarys-prayer-3.html

Wait 'til he here's about Rev. Wright's latest comments. He's denigrating jews and italians. Yea, making the church stronger. Wright is like most ministers, they don't their bretheren to think for themselves.

Utterly LOONY. To a man, on either side of the aisle, the pastors are totally nuts. Aside from believing in the magic man in the sky they have their heads so far up their ass I'm surprised they can see daylight.

SPIN.

You know, I dare say that there were a few men of the cloth who preached against colonization of American Indian land. There were definitely a handful of clergy who preached against the sale and ownership of human beings. Or that certain races and ethnicities must not worship together.

All, at one time, were considered anti-American, among other things. But one thing that they weren't: they weren't Biblically disobedient.

Why are Americans so gob-smacked at black anger and at the insurgency in Iraq? If slavery and discrimination had happened to my ancestors, I'd be a bit peeved too. And if some super power was occupying my country, I'd go Hillary on them.

Yeah! Ex marine, ready to be pastor in chief from day one.

This man was not at Foundry when the Clintons (and I) went there. The minister then was sort of dry, cerebral, and a little bit of a social climber, I think, because he did end up being on a panel of spiritual advisers to President Clinton during "the troubles." I don't know this guy and don't know why he would even weigh in. It's the silly season for sure.

It never happened...It's out of context...Reporters need to do more work...Listen to all twenty years of his sermons...
Yeah, sure -
That's why over a year ago Wright said, "He may have to distamce himself for me."
Obamanoids have wonderfully selective memories.
"There is no black America and no white America unless, of course, I'm needing to explain my mentor."

If all anyone ever knew about Bill Clinton was the adultery in the oval office and the lying to the American public about his affair with the 21 year old girl, and the media played video loops of Bill saying, "I did not have sex" etc...
They may never now about some of his great achievements like ignoring the genocide in Rwanda and the pardoning high dollar donors.

Is this the same pastor that counseled the Clinton's during Bill's public affair? I wonder how successful he was with Bill? Christians come in all stripes and see different things in their relationship with Christ, God and reading the Bible. This pastor, like Wright, is more political rather than spritiual. The same with Robertson, Dobson, Falwell and all those guys. Same coin different side.

Please see www.discussrace.com

Maybe some of our intrepid reporters should go to Rev. Wright's church for a few week (incognito, if they can get off their backsides long enought to stop referring to a few sound bites and church bulletins) and then talk to the parishioners themselves, Black and white, to find out what "really" goes on. I'm tired of this. Someone near and dear to me has been going to the same church for over forty year, even though the pastor favors Gay Rights and marriage. This person strongly opposes Gay marriage, but he keeps going to the same church, even sings in the choir and has served as a deacon. He otherwise likes the pastor and the church. Everybody can't agree with everyone on everything all the time, and I think Rev. Wright has had his (justifiably) angry moments and thinking. I'm white and if my ethnic group had been through what his has endured for so long and untill very recently in the course of history, and still endures, I'd be pretty damn mad, too. In fact I am mad, though I will never completely understand what being Black in this country has meant. Not everyone is MLK, though I imagine it took some effort on his part too hold his temper quite often.