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: TalkLeftElection 2008: God's Reputation Is at Stake
By TChris
From the invocation at a McCain rally in Davenport, Iowa:
“There are millions of people around this world praying to their god — whether it’s Hindu, Buddha, Allah — that his [McCain’s] opponent wins, for a variety of reasons,” said Arnold Conrad, former pastor of Grave Evangelical Free Church. “And Lord, I pray that you would guard your own reputation because they’re going to think that their god is bigger than you if that happens. So I pray that you will step forward and honor your own name in all that happens between now and Election Day.”That might strike some as provocative given persistent, false rumors that Democrat Barack Obama is a Muslim. Sen. Obama is Christian.
And it might strike some as silly that the McCain-Palin God needs to guard His reputation by assuring McCain's election.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on October 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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