It appears politics in the Church is no problem..sometimes
Feb 16, 2015 6:50:11 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2015 6:50:11 GMT -6
These are odd times. We have a nation where, currently, the Church is actually in legal action against the Federal Government over the overreach and 1st Amendment violations contained within Obamacare (Or, so the basis for legal action states). The Administration, for its part, were fighting those legal battles with gusto and all under a banner of religion and state being totally and absolutely firewalled for separation.
Or..is that just when that overlap isn't helpful?
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Apparently, no low is too low when it comes to this health package. No one seems to ask 'If this is so good, why does it need sold right across and into violations of law??'. Of course, that is probably silly to say. After all. Nothing is illegal for a President who has declared nothing he does to be against any law.
They even send along a sample...in case a Church is too ignorant to write their own, I suppose. (sigh)
Or..is that just when that overlap isn't helpful?
In an effort to sign up as many consumers as possible for insurance under the Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare), the Obama administration has gone to extraordinary lengths to partner with churches and other faith-based groups, even publishing sample church bulletin inserts, flyers, and scripts for announcements, as well as "talking points."
Apparently, no low is too low when it comes to this health package. No one seems to ask 'If this is so good, why does it need sold right across and into violations of law??'. Of course, that is probably silly to say. After all. Nothing is illegal for a President who has declared nothing he does to be against any law.
They even send along a sample...in case a Church is too ignorant to write their own, I suppose. (sigh)
Welcome to a brand new day, where Separation of Church and State is a value...but only when convenient, and only when other things needing peddled, don't come first. 
