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I think that Dr. Russell Moore nails it in his commentary on the Glenn Beck rally. Amen.
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I'm not a Catholic, a Mormon, a Hindu or a Jew. I'm a Christian. But I see no problem with attending or supporting a rally with people of those faiths, if the intent of the rally is to encourage and celebrate religious freedom and promoting virtue (that's really what the rally was about).
Moore has his own strong political persuasions (he is a committed Democrat). I don't challenge his right or freedom of conscience to associate with ungodly forces in politics, because I believe Christians have freedom to do so as long as their words and actions don't contradict the Gospel.
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