Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA), the demonic pro-choice, pro-LGBTQ senior ‘pastor’ of the thoroughly apostate Ebenezer Baptist Church (historically known for Martin Luther King Jr’s leadership) who is embroiled in the fight for his political career, appeared in a political ad smack dab in the middle of a church service, after the worship but before the sermon.
Appearing at Atlanta’s Elizabeth Baptist Church, where Bishop Craig L. Oliver, Sr holds sway (and where minutes after the ad, Stacey Abrams got up on stage and urged the church to stand up for abortion right, which the church responded to in affirmative cheering and clapping) Warnock made his plea:
Hey folks, it’s Reverend Raphael Warnock, and Election Day is right around the corner. This year, it’s more important than ever that we vote. Election day is November 8. But the truth is we need to vote before that….so all of us can get our ‘souls to the polls.’
I’ve said time and time again that I believe that democracy is the political enactment of a spiritual idea; that all of us have within us a spark of the divine, and that in our diversified and variegated humanity, we see a kaleidoscopic vision of God.
And so democracy is the political enactment of that noble, spiritual idea. Your vote is your voice and your voice is your human dignity. And a vote is a kind of prayer, in a sense, for the world we desire for ourselves and for our children.
So will you be with me in the fight? Why don’t you make a plan to vote today and help your family members, your friends, your church members, your neighbors, make a plan to vote too. It is our sacred obligation. Visit Warnock.vote for information on how and where to vote near you…so we need you to vote, but we also need you to volunteer.
Listen, people are going to be the power behind our success this year. We’re going to need all hands on deck to knock on doors, phone bank, and spread voting information to bring this victory home one more time. Visit Warnockforgeorgia.com to sign up, to volunteer, and to help us win this November.
Thank you so very much. Keep the faith and keep looking up.
We can imagine the wailing and gnashing of teeth if Robert Jeffress’ church played a Ted Cruz political ad in the middle of the service, where Cruz pleaded with the church to help defeat his Democratic opponent. That would be thoroughly condemned, yet there’s been a deafening silence from one side of the spectrum as progressive church pastors openly politick for Warnock and Abrams, crassly playing the hypocrite and for the sake of their perverse ideals.
Bonus. Kyle J Howard is down with Warnock too, apparently.
