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Yes, Brothers and sisters in Christ, there are demon worshipers out there who call themselves "Baptists" and give Landover a bad name. THIS is an excellent example of what I mean. 
I want to go on record RIGHT NOW as saying that Al gore is NOT a True Christian™, and any suggestion that he is will be met with that harshest retribution that Jesus and our team of high-priced joo lawyers can dish out.
Al Gore Named 'Baptist of the Year'
Former Vice President Al Gore has been named "Baptist of the Year" by EthicsDaily.com, the Web site of the Baptist Center for Ethics.
"He has pressed for the global good with a compelling message about the danger of climate change and a clear call for moral responsibility, knitting together science and faith, reason and passion," wrote Robert Parham, the center's executive director, in an announcement of Gore's selection.
"He has refused to be distracted by the character-assassins, the fear-mongers, the science-deniers and the merchants of short-term gain. He has remained faithful to his mission of protecting the earth and its inhabitants."
The Baptist Center for Ethics, based in Nashville, Tenn., was founded in 1991 and is supported by moderate Baptist groups.
Parham noted that Gore's fellow Baptists have not always supported the vice president's efforts.
"Regrettably no Baptist has received less applause from Baptists than Gore, a shameful but not unexpected reality from a people snarled in religious fear, suspicious of science and stuck in the rut of spiritualized reading of the Bible," Parham wrote.
Former Vice President Al Gore has been named "Baptist of the Year" by EthicsDaily.com, the Web site of the Baptist Center for Ethics.
"He has pressed for the global good with a compelling message about the danger of climate change and a clear call for moral responsibility, knitting together science and faith, reason and passion," wrote Robert Parham, the center's executive director, in an announcement of Gore's selection.
"He has refused to be distracted by the character-assassins, the fear-mongers, the science-deniers and the merchants of short-term gain. He has remained faithful to his mission of protecting the earth and its inhabitants."
The Baptist Center for Ethics, based in Nashville, Tenn., was founded in 1991 and is supported by moderate Baptist groups.
Parham noted that Gore's fellow Baptists have not always supported the vice president's efforts.
"Regrettably no Baptist has received less applause from Baptists than Gore, a shameful but not unexpected reality from a people snarled in religious fear, suspicious of science and stuck in the rut of spiritualized reading of the Bible," Parham wrote.
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