pulpit

Via Ben Cunningham:

Frank Cagle explores the possibility:

He didn’t do from the pulpit:

Davis says he was speaking as a private citizen when he endorsed the three candidates in a July 25 interview on WLAC’s Steve Gill radio program. On the show, Davis discussed a variety of topics, but eventually turned to politics.

Nathan Moore unburdens his soul:

Monday, July 14, 2008

The left-wing group Americans United for Separation of Church and state is going after a Minnesota Christian pastor for politicking from the pulpit.

This is a good speech, at least up to about the fifteenth minute, before he gets into the “we need more socialism” part. Prior to that though, he says a lot of good things, things that need to be said by a “black leader”. Of course he did make the speech in the pulpit of [...]

Presidential contender Barak Obama was, amazingly, given the pulpit at a church he visited yesterday. He gave a rousing Father's Day speech which he apparently plagiarized from Bill Cosby. Of course, he was probably preaching to the choir. He should have taken his stump speech to a local high school or Planned Parenthood clinic.