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Watching the party of living and legacy of the beloved, late and sorely missed Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday 2-1 January 2008, I was struck not just by the tributes to Doctor King and his long suffering family, but additionally the popularity of Governor Mike Huckabee, Republican, by former U. S. President Bill Clinton, Democrat. Especially in light of Bill Clinton's public melt downs regarding Hillary Clinton presidential competitors in recent days, I thought his public identification of Mike Huckabee as 'a great man' was most grateful. President Bill Clinton was quick to indicate, however, that Huckabee and he did not agree on much politically. There is a greater brotherhood between the two men as both were raised in the bastion of the Southern Baptist religion. In full disclosure, the Tennessee Mountain Man clearly springs in the same well. I am glad to find out that Mike Huckabee promises not-to be angry at any human body about this which is probably a lot more than the Computer Man and Bill Clinton could say. Having that small tid bit from the way... no...no it's not from the way. It's never, it can never be out of the way. Be taught further on a partner article - Click here pastor lee mcfarland. Growing up in certain religious communities combined with the attack of the real world scars one for-life. It leaves many without the power to take any supplement or enjoy any areas of life as an adult. As an example, yours certainly missed many comments of-the President right after what 'good man', as forcing it's way in-to my mind such as a roaring train at full-throttle was, 'there's nothing good, no not one.' Why couldn't I only accept what he'd said? Since the camera panned to Governor Huckabee who nodded his head in acceptance and understanding of the President's opinion, my tired mind ran to 'he has just received his eternal reward.' Obviously we were warned to never be judgmental since, says the Holy Bible, using what judgment you judge you shall be judged. At the same time a saint with a dress to the ground and sleeves to the arms, carrying absolutely no constitute and sporting a huge bun o-n top of her head stands looking down her nose at everyone else while she trashes the girl next door and the preacher to anyone who'll listen. Visit pastor lee mcfarland to explore how to see this belief. Since those days I've visited many non-denominational churches and many Christian denomination. Like I Said contains further about why to engage in this enterprise. I used to be, at some time, the youngest ever qualified minister of the Southern Baptist Association at the tender age of 12. Like Governor Mike Huckabee, I'm an ordained Minister (non-denominational) of The Gospel... The Good Thing. I've served as a Chaplain in drug and alcohol recovery centers and half way houses, and I'm still haunted by the promise of John 3:16 accompanied by the churches fervor to get everyone else 'saved' while over whelming them with the thought that no-one will probably heaven except the speaker. Should people fancy to be taught further on wirytreasury7822 on PureVolume.com™, we recommend thousands of on-line databases people should investigate. D-r King was a Southern Baptist Minister and co-pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, but he may not have understood what I'm talking about here. I've been a traveling revivalist/evangelist with a Black Minister and have been a co-pastor in a predominantly African American Church, and it's been my observation that black people enjoy life and their walk with God more than guilt ridden white folk do. Maybe blacks understand God in a way white people can't. Maybe they trust God to be their righteousness while white folk make an effort to work-out their very own righteousness. Or, perhaps they trust and only find a loving, bi-polar, forgiving and restoring God that white males find self contradictory, healing, and judgmental falling around trying to find you doing something very wrong so H-e may twist you over the head with whatever is convenient. I recall one elderly pastor who addressing the congregation one Sunday morning said, 'I know you, and I know you didn't get righteous nor did you get holy... you just got old.' Yet another preacher said, 'a few of you are therefore heavenly minded that you're of no earthly use.' Since I'm a senior citizen and a product of the First Self Righteous Church I understand both responses, and both are right. But, where is Paul Harvey and the rest of the story when you need them? Stay right, you're informed, dare not do-anything that's fun and don't enjoy it as you're already likely to hell. Do not blow it... don't ensure it is worse. But, oh by the way, detect how fat we preachers are? While we don't believe a word the Roman Catholic Church has to say and the practice of these priests is nothing lacking blasphemy and hypocrisy, we, essentially, give you particular dispensation to practice gluttony and to commit suicide on the installment plan with a spoon and a pay, but... use only grape juice in Holy Communion for strong drink is just a failure. Do not screw up on Saturday and show up at church on Sunday..... God will soon be searching for you This is, all things considered, the place where the High Priest was killed in the Holy of Holies and where Ananias and Sapphira died underneath the judgment of Saint Peter. When Jesus taught, God is a loving Father and mentioned for us to 'fear not', why do those professing to speak for Him nowadays seek to keep up power and control through fear? By the way, why is it a sin for that congregation to possess filthy lucre whilst the preacher is wealthy and reflects it? Want to be like Jesus and practice the life span of Dr King? Allow preacher sell all he has, give it to the homeless, and join his brother under the bridge consuming only what he can reach the soup kitchen so he too can say, 'the son of man hath no where to lay his head.' What? Quit the satin sheets, the nice cars, the well heeled buddies, the well put contacts, and the large house within the 'burbs'? Don't hold your breath..