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Brothers and sisters in Christ, it appears that satan even has a foothold in the state that our godly President GWB has his Manly ranch. Can you imagine? The Republican Governor of Texas has been roundly attacked and persecuted by all the homers, jews and communists in the state, simply for making an ABSOLUTELY TRUE observation about where false Christians and non-believers are headed because they hate Jesus. The entire story is HERE.
Ok, so let me get this straight: An jew ex-junkie named "Kinky" is claiming that worshiping God is "a waste of time"...And the demoncrat candidate can only parrot the watered down, pathetic pseudo-truth he picked up from his false Christian lezbean "minister"...How DARE these unsaved heathens persecute such a Godly man!?
Texas Governor's Religious Remarks Slammed
SAN ANTONIO, Nov 6. - Texas Gov. Rick Perry has drawn criticism from rival candidates for saying he agrees non-Christians are condemned to spend eternity in hell.
Perry was among some 60 mostly Republican candidates for Tuesday's midterm election attending a Sunday service at San Antonio's Cornerstone Church, where pastor John Hagee said in his sermon non-Christians were "going straight to hell with a non-stop ticket," The Dallas Morning News reported.
Afterward, Perry told reporters there was nothing in the sermon he could disagree with, prompting quick condemnations from opponents.
"He doesn't think very differently from the Taliban, does he?" said independent candidate Kinky Friedman. "Being obsessed with who's going to heaven and who's going to hell is kind of a pathetic waste of time."
Democrat Chris Bell said a state leader should have been more cautious in his remarks.
"God is the only one who can make the decision as to who gets into the kingdom of heaven," Bell said.
SAN ANTONIO, Nov 6. - Texas Gov. Rick Perry has drawn criticism from rival candidates for saying he agrees non-Christians are condemned to spend eternity in hell.
Perry was among some 60 mostly Republican candidates for Tuesday's midterm election attending a Sunday service at San Antonio's Cornerstone Church, where pastor John Hagee said in his sermon non-Christians were "going straight to hell with a non-stop ticket," The Dallas Morning News reported.
Afterward, Perry told reporters there was nothing in the sermon he could disagree with, prompting quick condemnations from opponents.
"He doesn't think very differently from the Taliban, does he?" said independent candidate Kinky Friedman. "Being obsessed with who's going to heaven and who's going to hell is kind of a pathetic waste of time."
Democrat Chris Bell said a state leader should have been more cautious in his remarks.
"God is the only one who can make the decision as to who gets into the kingdom of heaven," Bell said.
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