Barack Hussein Obama's Newest Spiritual Advisor is a Marxist

hyscience.com

March 17, 2009
Via FrontPageMag.com
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Now that Obama no longer draws spiritual succor from the America-hating Jeremiah Wright - the racist demagogue who served as his pastor and spiritual mentor for twenty years - he has turned elsewhere for guidance in the task of carrying out his political duties while remaining true to his religious values. And his most notable spiritual advisor today is his friend of many years, Rev. Jim Wallis, founder of the Sojourners organization. According to Wallis, he and Obama have been talking "faith and politics for a long time." The mix of "faith and politics" between Barack Obama and Jim Wallis is a problem, because like Barack Obama, Jim Wallis is a "blame America first" Marxist that borders on being a bit crazy:
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According to The New York Times, Wallis "leans left on some issues" but overall is a "centrist, social justice" kind of guy. But a closer look at Wallis's background reveals him to be nearly as radical, if better at disguising the fact, as Jeremiah Wright.
As a teenager in the 1960s, Wallis joined the civil rights movement and the anti-Vietnam War movement. His participation in peace protests nearly resulted in his expulsion from the Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois, a Christian seminary where he was then enrolled. While at Trinity, Wallis founded an anti-capitalism magazine called the Post-American, which identified wealth redistribution and government-managed economies as the keys to achieving "social justice"--a term that, as educator/journalist Barry Loberfeld has pointed out, is essentially "code for communism."
In 1971, the 23-year-old Wallis and his Post-American colleagues changed the name of their publication to Sojourners, and in the mid-1970s they moved their base of operation from Chicago to Washington, DC, where Wallis has served as Sojourners' editor (and leader of the eponymous organization) ever since.
Advocating America's transformation into a socialist nation, Sojourners' "statement of faith" exhorted people to "refuse to accept [capitalist] structures and assumptions that normalize poverty and segregate the world by class." According to Sojourners, "gospel faith transforms our economics, gives us the power to share our bread and resources, welcomes all to the table of God's provision, and provides a vision for social revolution."
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As a teenager in the 1960s, Wallis joined the civil rights movement and the anti-Vietnam War movement. His participation in peace protests nearly resulted in his expulsion from the Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois, a Christian seminary where he was then enrolled. While at Trinity, Wallis founded an anti-capitalism magazine called the Post-American, which identified wealth redistribution and government-managed economies as the keys to achieving "social justice"--a term that, as educator/journalist Barry Loberfeld has pointed out, is essentially "code for communism."
In 1971, the 23-year-old Wallis and his Post-American colleagues changed the name of their publication to Sojourners, and in the mid-1970s they moved their base of operation from Chicago to Washington, DC, where Wallis has served as Sojourners' editor (and leader of the eponymous organization) ever since.
Advocating America's transformation into a socialist nation, Sojourners' "statement of faith" exhorted people to "refuse to accept [capitalist] structures and assumptions that normalize poverty and segregate the world by class." According to Sojourners, "gospel faith transforms our economics, gives us the power to share our bread and resources, welcomes all to the table of God's provision, and provides a vision for social revolution."

Continue reading. This guy Wallis is, believe it or not, nuttier than Obama. With "spiritual advice" like Obama's getting from this character Wallis, we're all in serious danger of becoming a communist state.