Is Bush behind the recent published Evangelical threat to overthrow the U.S. government?

Question

A report by the Evangelical Alliance published this week says, "violent revolution should be regarded as a viable response if government legislation encroaches on basic religious rights. The church is urged to come to a consensus that at some point there is not only the right but the duty to disobey the state."

This is the same weirdo cult that Haggert was leader of. Bush consulted regularly with Haggert.

Answer 1

This is an excellent observation and connecting of dots!

President Bush spent years and years politically empowering religious extremists, even though behind closed doors they were calling them "boorish" and "nuts" (as it was reported by David Kuo, an evangelical Christian conservative in his book, "Tempting Faith").

The Bush administration should have been very wary of what they wished for in this case. Such a hypocritical alliance indicates their political greed is extremely reckless and very harmful to our country.

Answer 2

There is no threat. And something you should know. . .. . . . . . The constitutional 'right to bear arms' was designed to give citizens the ability to overthrow the government, should that government become too oppresive. Read the history of the constitution.

Answer 3

Sorry. I'm alittle confused. Why would Bush threaten to overthrow the government he runs?

Answer 4

I had not heard of that one. I do know Neo-Cons who think the next civil war in America will occur within the next 20 years.

Answer 5

Why would they need to overthrow the government when they already control it and impose their theology on everyone anyway.

Answer 6

You do know that Bush met with him TWICE, which is less than Gore met with Phelps, right?

Answer 7

I just love conspiracy theories
btw everything is not Bushs fault no matter how hard you libs try