"He’s a politician, I’m a pastor, we speak to two different audiences."

So says the less then reverent Jeremiah Wright:

Mr. Wright, who has acted as Mr. Obama’s spiritual mentor and retired in February as pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, said that he has never heard Mr. Obama repeat any of his controversial statements.

“Absolutely not,” Mr. Wright said. “I don’t talk to him about politics. And so he had a political event, he goes out as a politician and says what he has to say as a politician. I continue to be a pastor who speaks to the people of God about the things of God.”

Mr. Obama publicly denounced Mr. Wright’s remarks, a reaction Mr. Wright said “went down very simply.”

“He’s a politician, I’m a pastor,” he said. “We speak to two different audiences. And he says what he has to say as a politician. I say what I have to say as a pastor. But they’re two different worlds.”

I find that dualist perspective fascinating coming from a man of God.  An alleged man of God I should say.  So there's the world he lives in which I'll assume he believes to be of God.  And there's the world Obama lives in which I'll assume he believes to be... well... not of God?

You know, it's come down to my salivating at the next Jeremiah utterance. 

He's become a caricature... of his own making.

Comments

[tim]

Keep talking Reverend, please keep talking.

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