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Originally Posted by Pressing-On
I've seen several black congressman criticizing Sharpton and Jesse Jackson for promoting racism, so I don't think you are alone in your feelings.
It's the same thing as Pentecostals having to be careful what we do and what we say - it reflects on every single Pentecostal.
Same with this woman - as you said - on the national level - not good overall.
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The Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson has a great article on Investors Business Daily
Pulpit Racism Leads Blacks To Destruction
http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArti...92211114200531
Here is an excerpt:
Many black pastors have said that Sunday morning is the most segregated time of the week because whites go to their churches and blacks to theirs. However, the question has never been asked, "What role are black preachers playing in keeping the races from coming together on Sunday morning?"
It's apparent to most Americans that Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Louis Farrakhan, the NAACP, members of the Congressional Black Caucus and the liberal elite wing of the Democratic Party are racist, but until the recent controversy surrounding Rev. Wright, black preachers have hidden their racism behind their pulpits.
I have interviewed and debated more than 400 preachers (mostly black) on my radio show, including members of Trinity United Church of Christ, and "Black Liberation Theology" experts like Professor Dwight Hopkins and others. I am all too familiar with the false theology of these racist black preachers.
Wright, Hopkins and their ilk attempt to use their pulpit, the Bible and God himself to hide the evil that lies within their hearts. They use the anger of black Americans to keep them demoralized, dependent and Democrat. Whenever black congregants hear these pastors blame whites for their own failings many rejoice because it takes away the responsibility of looking at themselves. These preachers derive power from the failure of their subjects.
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