Pastor: “Obama Has No Honor!”

Rev. James David Manning delivered a stem-winder sermon to his flock
with such passion he was overcome with so much emotion he had trouble
catching his breath! He called out for his black flock to regain honor.
“Fifteen people killed while Obama was in town (Chicago)” he screamed
out recently from his video pulpit. “Only a N (word) would do that. . .no other word describes such lack of honor!” In the stellar tradition of Jonathan Edwards, America’s “most important and original philosophical theologian” Manning
exemplifies the man of the cloth who so loves his people that he
exhorts them in the strongest terms possible to change their ways. “The
debauchery, killing each other in Chicago, Detroit, New York . . and no
outcry, the only word that describes this social behavior is the N word
(he actually says it),” says Manning. The Harlem preacher who has been
roundly denounced by the country’s liberal establishment (including the
media) has even been investigated by the FBI. He is telling his people
he is disgusted by the subversion of America’s Constitution by our
courts, our Congress, our media, our police, even the Clintons, Sarah
Palin, Bill O’Reilly, and John McCain for protecting Obama even as they
ignore the Obama eligibility questions! “This matter cannot be resolved by this election,”
Manning preaches as he fears only blood running in America’s streets in
a redo of our Civil War over slavery can wash away the stain of
hypocrisy and delusion gripping our land. The deaths of black men
killed by other black men are ignored by our current establishment.
“Only if someone white kills a black man (is) there any uproar,” Manning
says.He calls out the dishonorable black men who abandon their babies for
government entitlement checks as being especially abhorrent! The
tradition of hellfire and brimstone
American preachers started back in the colonial days when preachers
like Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield delivered such moving
sermons to their congregations that entire revivalist movements spurred
Americans to avoid the wages of sin. “Sinners in the Hand of an Angry
God” is Edwards’ most famous sermon that literally scared his flock into
redemption by images of fiery pits and eternal damnation in the depths
of Hell. Manning’s sermon genre is speaking to audiences now in what a
Presbyterian minister is calling America’s state of moral confusion.

“I love America,” Manning screams. He compares the sin of slavery
that started the first Civil War with the sins of hypocrisy and abuse of
the U.S. Constitution happening in America’s halls of power. “Leaders
don’t get upset. .when blacks kill blacks. . .because black people have
no honor,” he says. He stresses to his followers the hypocrisy of black
on black crime being ignored versus the uproar over the few instances
when whites attack blacks.