A most enjoyable opening to the article, love it!! Also greatly appreciated the exposition of "Rededicate 250." In the interest of full disclosure, back in my pastor days, I never was a fan of "rededications" that usually occurred during revival meetings. My experience was most "rededications" didn't last more than a week or so. However, a "rededication" in a religious, especially "Christian" manner, is not a corporate event. It is plain, simple and nothing more than an individual commitment - no one can make it for another and certainly not for any group, or governmental/political entity. So, whatever that gathering (I reviewed some of it) in DC was (essentially self-promoting of Trumpsysophants) it didn't rededicate anyone or anything. You nailed it - MISDIRECTION! The WCN movement continues to seek the imprimature, prestige, and power of government, because it really doesn't have even a mustard seed faith in god (as they have constructed) to live their religious lives independent -separated- from government involvement and interference promoting their particular religious dogma. We must continue to oppose at every turn and opportunity the WCN movement. I do think/hope/pray it is on the decline.
As an agnostic, I’m appalled.
As a Christian I'm appalled.
A most enjoyable opening to the article, love it!! Also greatly appreciated the exposition of "Rededicate 250." In the interest of full disclosure, back in my pastor days, I never was a fan of "rededications" that usually occurred during revival meetings. My experience was most "rededications" didn't last more than a week or so. However, a "rededication" in a religious, especially "Christian" manner, is not a corporate event. It is plain, simple and nothing more than an individual commitment - no one can make it for another and certainly not for any group, or governmental/political entity. So, whatever that gathering (I reviewed some of it) in DC was (essentially self-promoting of Trumpsysophants) it didn't rededicate anyone or anything. You nailed it - MISDIRECTION! The WCN movement continues to seek the imprimature, prestige, and power of government, because it really doesn't have even a mustard seed faith in god (as they have constructed) to live their religious lives independent -separated- from government involvement and interference promoting their particular religious dogma. We must continue to oppose at every turn and opportunity the WCN movement. I do think/hope/pray it is on the decline.