Robert Jeffress Publically Says What odmers Has Been Saying for Months About the NAR folks

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Pastor Robert Jeffress Publically Says What Worldview Weekend Radio Has Been Saying for Months About New Religious Right Leaders

Source: What Robert Jeffress Says About This Weekend’s Meeting of Conservative Leaders | FrontBurner

Posted on January 9th, 2012 10:32am by Michael J. Mooney


There was plenty of talk at the end of last week about a summit of social conservatives, gathering in Brenham, Texas to try to come to some sort of consensus on which Presidential candidate to support. The idea, it was said, was to avoid what happened to Mike Huckabee in 2008, when he won the Iowa caucuses but didn't carry enough momentum to take the nomination. They worry a disparate Evangelical vote means Mitt Romney will get the Republican nomination. Some of the names associated with this meeting have included Gary Bauer, president of the conservative group American Values (a frothy supporter of Rick Santorum); James Dobson, the evangelical Christian leader who founded the Focus on the Family activist group; and Southern Baptist leader Richard Land.

Before the meeting, I asked Dallas' own conservative leader, First Baptist's Robert Jeffress, an early endorser of Rick Perry and the subject of this month's D Magazine cover story, what he thought of the planned meeting. His answer may surprise you.

Jeffress told me over email that he would not be attending the meeting. "Waste of time," he said. "I've been in meetings with these folks before. There will not be any consensus. Too many egos with too many agendas. Furthermore, Evangelicals in the pew couldn't care less whom this group or I endorse.

Although I personally endorsed Perry I would not presume to tell my flock for whom they should vote. I think it is appropriate to suggest criteria Christians should consider in voting but that's different than officially endorsing candidate."



Pastor Robert Jeffress Publically Says What Worldview Weekend Radio Has Been Saying for Months About New Religious Right Leaders

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related:


Worldview Radio: Worldview Weekend Radio with Brannon Howse - January 11th, 2012

Brannon Howse: Aired January 10, 2012
Topic: Joel Osteen tells Oprah there is one path to God but many paths to Jesus. Hear the audio as well as the audio clip of Joel saying Mormons are Christians.


Would Mormonism be one of the paths to Jesus that Joel is talking about?



Topic: New Religious Right has another conference that includes NAR, Word of Faith, and Catholics. The descriptions of some of those that are invited include people who are described as “Apostles”, Prophets and “ecumenist”.




Topic: Pastor Jeffress of Dallas said he would not attend meeting of New Religious Right and says “Too many egos with too many agendas”.


Topic: United States government is implementing capital controls. Will Americans have less and less control over their own money as the financial crisis worsens?

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DR. ROBERT JEFFRESS AGAIN IN ONE WEEK


SAYS WHAT WORLDVIEW WEEKEND RADIO HAS BEEN SAYING FOR MONTHS ABOUT THE NEW RELIGIOUS RIGHT:



"THEN YOU GOT THE PRAGMATISTS WHO WANT TO MAKE SURE THEY DON'T HURT THEIR ACCESS TO THE NEXT PRESIDENT"


Dr. Robert Jeffress Again in One Week Says What Worldview Weekend Radio Has Been Saying For Months About The New Religious Right: "Then You Got The Pragmatists Who Want to Make Sure They Don't Hurt Their Access to The Next President"

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In the video Dr. Jeffress said that another choice other than voting for Romney is to stay home. Isn't that MORE of a mistake, to allow Obama to win by default?