Pledging Allegiance To Black Leadership, Blah Blah Blah

Even though those rascals over at Trinity United Church of Christ( the Church that Obama only attended when they shared the Gospel of Jesus Christ but didn't attend when they were being racists) removed this webpage from their site, it's still on the ol' web archive.

BNS thinks Obama might have only read this particular page of his church's website when it was not racist.

"I Didn't Inhale"..."not statements I personally heard him preach"

"I voted for it after I voted against it." "Read my lips."

Obama's chickens are coming home to roost. You see, his pastor, Jeremiah Wright - who calls, from the pulpit, our country the "U S of KKK A" -didn't ever utter any racist remarks through the 20 years that Obama went to church.

So, when Obama went to church, Wright was a Gospel-preachin' non-racist. When Obama missed church, Wright was talking about Black Power, blaming 9/11 on America, using anti-Semetic language, and saying "God damn America.'

That's some lucky church attendance. Obama should be elected president based on how lucky his church attendance is.

Barack and Iraq

BNS reports Greg's co-worker, Ted, is a Hussein Obama supporter because he's the only guy who will get the troops out of Iraq. Good luck with that.

BNS encourages Ted types to do some rudimentary study: is the USA out of...say...Germany? Japan? Cuba? are we out of Kosovo? Certainly we're out of Africa.

Why do you think the U.S. would remove troops from Iraq? Baracks' former foreign policy advisor has similar thoughts.

Obama And Those Obscure Romans Passages

Barack Obama spoke to Gay/Lesbian Marriage (he's against it - sort of) and abortion (he's for it - sort of). Honestly, BNS is less likely to hold him accountable for flim flamming on those issues. But what about an "obscure passage in Romans"?

BNS wonders if someone might want to grab America's sweetheart and tell him he's going down a path from which he cannot return. Who decides what verses are obscure?

Obama's Christianity: Oppression, Liberation, And None Of That Whitey Religion

I only put this putrid interview up so you could hear Obama's pastor, who is very popular but is a nutjob, continually beseech (sometimes rather testily) Hannity to read books by "Cone." The Cone referred to is James Cone, who wrote "A Black Theology of Liberation."

Here's a quote by Cone. Cone says, "The most corrupting influence among the black churches was their adoption of the `white lie' that Christianity is primarily concerned with another world reality.", (Cone, Black Theology and Black Power, p. 121)

Another life in heaven is not the concern of blacks. They desire the opportunity to enjoy and determine their lives now in this life. Cone comments on this view, "If eschatology means that one believes that God is totally uninvolved in the suffering of men because he is preparing them for another world, then Black Theology is not eschatological. Black Theology is an earthly theology!"(Cone, Black Theology and Black Power, p. 123)

You see, whitey incorrectly taught the blacks to look to another life, a heaven where they'd be free. And, according to Black Liberation Theologians, that was all wrong.

The central theme of Black Liberation Theology is oppression. Salvation is being freed from oppression.

If you're wondering when Black Liberation Theology is going to mention Christ in the context of "central themes" and "salvation", you might be waiting a while. In this view, Jesus understood oppression and was one of the most oppressed people ever. But the whole "other world"...."eschataological"...talk? That's all whitey. I think whitey translated the Dead Sea Scrolls, too.

Just trying to let you put this all in context the next time you see Mr. Obama talk about being a Christian and having faith. What was our problem with Romney again?