An interesting article is found in the Weekend Journal section of the Wall Street Journal dated 2/21/03. You may read this front page article, no doubt, at your local public library.
It is entitled: A House Divided.
With a subheading stating:
Peace of war? Worried about losing members, more clergy are preaching both sides------even in the same church.
It is really nothing new. Just more expose that should be a wake up call to thinking spiritually minded individuals. Do you see what the churches are truly concerned about? Pleasing God? Imitating Jesus? Obeying Christ's commands? ------No...it is all about losing members.
A qoute in the article from a so-called Rev. William Tully, rector of the Manhattan-based Episcopal church, who says he wants to encourage debate. "I don't want the war in Iraq to cause a war in my congregation."
"We are trying to cover all views."
A priest holding a 'pro-peace' Mass also invited uniformed war veterans to march down the aisle.
What hypocrisy. How disgusting. I encourage all to read the article.
Sincerely, Lared
It is entitled: A House Divided.
With a subheading stating:
Peace of war? Worried about losing members, more clergy are preaching both sides------even in the same church.
It is really nothing new. Just more expose that should be a wake up call to thinking spiritually minded individuals. Do you see what the churches are truly concerned about? Pleasing God? Imitating Jesus? Obeying Christ's commands? ------No...it is all about losing members.
A qoute in the article from a so-called Rev. William Tully, rector of the Manhattan-based Episcopal church, who says he wants to encourage debate. "I don't want the war in Iraq to cause a war in my congregation."
"We are trying to cover all views."
A priest holding a 'pro-peace' Mass also invited uniformed war veterans to march down the aisle.
What hypocrisy. How disgusting. I encourage all to read the article.
Sincerely, Lared