WTF? CNN: Would Jesus approve of the relationship between church and politics?

[PCIntern]

Oh shit. That's all I can say about this stuff..

On second thought, I believe that CNN is gunning for FOX's audience...this Malveaux lady is probably seeking a job there...Crisscross as the villain in Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train said.

[RedCappedBandit]

1. nm. n/t

[NI4NI]

2. I don't think he would approve of either one individually n/t

[alfredo]

3. He would be confused by the Christians. Why did they reject his

faith? He wasn't a Christian. He was a Jew. He never rejected his religion. He wanted to reform the corrupt practices. He wanted to make it more humane.

[kevinmc]

4. He Just Told Me .... No, He Doesn't Approve .... n/t

[deutsey]

5. Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's; render unto God what is God's

[ProgressiveFool]

7. no kidding... that's pretty much the first thing

that pops into one's mind after a stupid question like that. What the fuck is wrong with CNN?

That's almost as bad as "What sort of tree would you be?"

[madrchsod]

6. throwing out the money changers whose

corruption was sanctioned by the Romans.

[rasputin1952]

8. Two different planes intertwined ..one physical, the other spirtual...

Looking at what was recorded as what Jesus said, he was attempting to bring the physical and spiritual planes closer together.

Of all the things he mentions, he brings up hypocrisy more than any other, and it appears to be the only thing that really got him ticked off.