Somewhat like Islamic terrorism, Hillary Clinton is declaring herself her own religion. In her case reinventing herself as an ordained Methodist minister, coming in to the pulpit with an already at the ready schism.
Husband Bill and daughter Chelsea will no doubt be shouting “Amen” on Sundays when she takes to the pulpit, with Bill only nodding off occasionally when her homilies run overly long.
Personal pastor Rev. Bill Shillady is bringing Hillary to the pulpit, coincidentally at the same time as he is releasing a book of “personalized” devotionals tailored toward Barack Hussein Obama’s former Secretary of State.
In some people’s view everyone can be forgiven for their sins other than “racist” “misogynist” President Donald Trump.
Man of The Cloth, Rev. Shillady, Hillary Clinton’s pastoral advisor, on the record for comparing the outcome of the 2016 election to Good Friday, the day Jesus was crucified, believes in miracles.
“It is Friday, but Sunday is coming ... This is not the devotional you wish to receive this day. While Good Friday may be the starkest representation of a Friday that we have, life is filled with a lot of Fridays,” wrote United Methodist City Society Executive Director the Rev. Bill Shillady in an email to Clinton obtained by CNN. “Friday is the day that it all falls apart and all hope is lost. We all have Fridays. But, as the saying goes, ‘Sunday’s coming! (Washington Examiner, Aug. 10, 2017)
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