Chavez is similar to a televangelist as he reaches a lot of people, although a lot more effective, carismatic and humanitarian than any other I televangelist I have seen on TV (the ones I have seen don’t give as much as they ask!!)

Time have come to use common sense instead of blind submission to religious leaders. WAKE UP AND SMELL THE BURNING OIL AMERICA!!!

” Robertson is preaching twisted morality, bankrupt foreign policy, and bad theology. As Jim Wallis, editor of Sojourners Magazine reminds us, the remedy to bad theology isn’t no theology, it’s good theology. That’s why ICPJ is here, first to help people of faith understand how their religions call for peace and community, not war and assassination. Then, from that understanding, to help us speak and act for justice and peace in our congregations, in our communities, and in Congress and the White House.

Please read and respond to the action alert below [above], and let’s respond to Robertson’s abusive religion (and abuse of religion) with an Interfaith voice for peace.”

The Action Alert is from the Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice (ICPJ), based in Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti, Michigan.

I urge you to respond as ICPJ Alert suggests. I thank for it, as a Venezuelan, who is highly critical of Chávez’ government, and deeply democratic, as most Venezuelans are. Help us to stop any attempt to back a U.S. intervention in Venezuelan political affairs.

Pat Robertson is Not a Christian
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0823-32.htm

Here is an excerpt:
Pat Robertson and individuals of his ilk are not practicing or preaching Christ but have become adherents of a political movement in this nation that attempts to use Christianity towards their own narrow political ends.