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Politics and Preachers | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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It’s intriguing that society today assumes the words “pastor” and “politics” should never be in the same sentence together.
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Yet our very nation was founded with pastors and prayer being an integral part of our political structure.
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An early historian noted, “The clergy were generally consulted by the civil authorities;
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not infrequently the suggestions from the pulpit, on election days and other special occasions, were enacted into laws.”