Originally posted by caltour:Ordinarily, I have no problem responding to a request for further information. I am happy to post supporting articles and other factual sources whenever I can. But there has already been a link posted in this thread which clearly showed that Christian Exodus openly admits to its quest for political power (see the section entitled "Plan of Action").
Yes, CE openly admits to it, but what about the goals of 'many in the evangelical movement'? Where is your documented evidence of that? I guarantee you we can turn this into another "what does 'many' mean?" argument.
Originally posted by caltour:And the Atlantic Monthly article I referenced contains explicit quotes from leaders of several megachurches, openly admitting that they are closely tied to the Bush Administration and they seek more political influence in the future.
Seeking political influence and making the United States a theocracy are two separate goals. Does Jesse Jackson wish to make the United States an offically black country by trying to garner more political influence for the black community?
