The last two Sundays I've attended there. First was Easter. The pastor is a 70 something white male. His right hand man is a nigger that can best be characterized as a black Foghorn Leghorn from Mississippi. On Easter there was an interracial couple there consisting of a nigger, a white woman, and their spawn. The place also had a notable number of Hispanics. Whites were definitely the minority.
This last Sunday I go again. I arrive early in the midst of Sunday school. Out of maybe 10 people there the pastor and I are the only whites. I find out during the main service that the pastor is married to one of the Hispanic women there, who has a heavy accent. Once again whites are a minority at the service.
I've seen much whiter scenes at liberal religious gatherings. But unlike Nigger Leghorn they won't tell you you're going to hell. They'll just talk about trannies.
The Southern Baptist Convention is the largest Protestant denomination in the country.
This is what passes for a 'conservative' church nowadays. Mostly the conservatives just avoid politics in their sermons. The liberals politicize religion heavily.
"The lost paradise is the world's dreamland of youth. What tribe or people has not had its golden age, before Pandora's box was loosed, when women were nymphs and dryads and men were gods and heroes? And when the race lies crushed and groaning beneath an alien yoke, how natural is the dream of a redeemer, an Arthur, who shall return from exile or awake from some long sleep to drive out the usurper and win back for his people what they have lost. The hope becomes a faith and the faith becomes the creed of priests and prophets, until the hero is a god and the dream a religion, looking to some great miracle of nature for its culmination and accomplishment. The doctrines of the Hindu avatar, the Hebrew Messiah, the Christian millennium and the Hesunanin of the Indian Ghost Dance are essentially the same, and have their origin in a hope and longing common to all humanity."
Joe_McCarthy 0 points 1 day ago
"The lost paradise is the world's dreamland of youth. What tribe or people has not had its golden age, before Pandora's box was loosed, when women were nymphs and dryads and men were gods and heroes? And when the race lies crushed and groaning beneath an alien yoke, how natural is the dream of a redeemer, an Arthur, who shall return from exile or awake from some long sleep to drive out the usurper and win back for his people what they have lost. The hope becomes a faith and the faith becomes the creed of priests and prophets, until the hero is a god and the dream a religion, looking to some great miracle of nature for its culmination and accomplishment. The doctrines of the Hindu avatar, the Hebrew Messiah, the Christian millennium and the Hesunanin of the Indian Ghost Dance are essentially the same, and have their origin in a hope and longing common to all humanity."
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