With his declaration that the turn against him by Barack Obama and the mainstream media is really an attack against the “black church,” Jeremiah Wright has become the pivot-point for the Democrats’ presidential primary considerations in North Carolina, May 6, because with the large african-American population in North Carolina, we shall see how many blacks there believe that Wright (Obama’s twenty-year mentor and spiritual adviser) speaks for the “black church,” as he has recently claimed. Since Wright says that Islam can lead one to salvation just as can Christianity, Wright’s term “black church” includes Muslims, such as Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, and thus, is an unholy political alliance by the merger of Islam with Christianity, much to Jesus’ chagrin, I’m sure.
Similar to the Pennsylvania primary, where it was said that Hillary needed to win that one (and did) by eight or nine points to maintain her campaign’s viability, so too must Obama carry North Carolina by that spread, in order to maintain legitimacy as the alternative to Hillary, with the black North Carolina vote being key to Obama achieving the double-digit win which the experts say he needs so badly. Polls this morning (April 30) show Obama’s lead in North Carolina down in single digits already, so it looks grim for Team Obama, as Hillary’s lead in Indiana continues to grow, and as the public learns that Obama campaigned for muslim-backed Raila Odinga in Kenya a few months ago, whose campaign was bankrolled by none other than Mohammar Khaddafi, the buddy of Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan.
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April 30, 2008Barack Obama’s cousin, Raila Odinga, who recently lost in his run for the presidency of Kenya, claims to be a Christian (like Obama does), but he was backed by the muslim population of Kenya, who reacted to Odinga’s loss by killing about a thousand Christians, burning their homes and vehicles, all because their man Odinga, funded by Libya’s Mohammar Khaddafi, could not fulfill their dream of islamic Sharia Law for Kenya, which Odinga had promised them if elected, with the help of Barack Obama.
Obama was in Kenya campaigning for Odinga when he was caught by the photographer in his infamous muslim-haj outfit, so it’s no surprise that Obama’s longtime pastor and confidante Jeremiah Wright says that salvation can be obtained by followers of Christianity, as well as, of Islam, which is anathema to the New Testament, but this is what Wright terms the “black church,” as he (ostensibly a Christian) lauds and awards the Nation of Islam’s Louis Farrakhan, prints Hamas material by Musa Abu Marzook in his church bulletin, and claims that Jesus was an African, thus supposedly negating the Jews rightful claim to the Holy Land.
This is the “social gospel” of Wright, Dwight Hopkins, James Cone, and Barack Obama, who seek to merge Islam with Christianity in the ‘black community,” to mobilize this attempted merger as a political force, on behalf of the radical left, trying to make a mockery of the Bible (and the Koran too actually), which the American people are realizing, knowing that Jesus said you must be born again for salvation, by the Spirit of Jesus Christ and the Father, as Jesus said “no man (or woman) comes to the Father but by me.”