I wear quite a few hats in San Angelo, and I love this community. I am writing this article as the retired executive director of Texas Baptists Committed and a longtime board member of The Interfaith Alliance in Washington, D.C.
David Barton is of course a GOP activist, heavily involved in questions of religion and government and usually in fierce opposition to the Democrats. [See The Great Texas Textbook Massacre.]
I do not question Currie's Christianity. But I do question his ethics. This lack of disclosure is inexcusable.
I'm also disgusted at Currie's attack in its misrepresentations of Barton's actual positions, as well as using the newspaper to urge fellow Christians to shun Barton. But let's just leave it here at Currie's ethics. This is political, and to pretend it's solely a Christian question is dishonest. And even if it were, on a Biblical level, completely inappropriate to take to the newspapers (see 1 Corinthians 6:1).
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IIRC, the "Interfaith Alliance" is a letterhead organization assembled by congregational nomenklatura about 25 years ago to provide newspaper quotations and such contra 'the religious right'.
Yes, another part of the George Soros-funded leftist front, with an agenda indistinguishable from Bernie Sanders' and nothing really to say about God.
http://interfaithalliance.org/
Run by some rabbi who skims 20% of revenues right off the top for his $160,000 salary. What a joke.
https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=6565
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