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Christian Theology Professors Issue Statement on Trump’s Election

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Chrystal Cook
9 years ago

Fully support this statement.

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Charles Johnson
9 years ago

I am a mission co-worker with Presbyterian World Mission, working in Zambia, in partnership with the Church of Central Africa, Presbyterian Synod of Zambia

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Jim Lane
9 years ago

Very well stated. I agree

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William Westerkam
9 years ago

Great and comprehensive statement. Thanks to all contributors. I will make copies to share.

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Alice Spitzer
9 years ago

I am heartened to see these United Methodist academics take this stand against the election outcome. Delighted to add my name.

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Mary Frances Agnello
9 years ago

Trump is a terrible choice for leader of the free world. Blinded by his privilege and bigotry, he is unstable and unfit to serve in the role.

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SarahLee Morris
9 years ago

I am not in the United Methodist fold, but these voices from Perkins have spoken truth to power, and I am grateful for their witness.

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Corey Ryan Hatcher
9 years ago

B.A. Lubbock Christian University M.Div. Candidate Southern Methodist University, Perkins School of Theology

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Claudia Warner
9 years ago

Trump is a disgrace to America.

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Glynden Bode
9 years ago

Houston TX

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Rev Gary Roth
9 years ago

I also affirm the rights of all to basic human needs, including housing, food, health care, and a living wage.

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Inday Day
9 years ago

Great statement.

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Charlotte Hendee
9 years ago

Retired United Methodist pastor

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Demos - of the people.

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Amy Reed
9 years ago

This is very beautiful. Thank you for it!

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Scott Gunter
9 years ago

Assistant professor of atmospheric science at Columbus State University in Columbus, GA.

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James Ellis Griffeth
9 years ago

Amen!

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Chrystie Thrasher
9 years ago

Amen

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Susan Therese Horvat
9 years ago

All churches and denominations need to affirm this petition. All people of good faith and a sense of decency need to go beyond their comfort level and resist this tyranny.

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Hille Haker
9 years ago

Richard McCormick Chair of Catholic Moral Theology Loyola University Chicago