More Theocratic Craziness From The Family Foundation

On its blog, The Family Foundation ("TFF"), the Virginia affiliate of Jame's Dobson's Focus on the Family, would like to have its Kool-Aid drinking readers believe that I follow the organization's activities because I and others who believe in the separation of church and state are either fearful of the organization or intimidated by it. Such is hardly the case. I follow TFF for the purpose of keeping tabs on the resident insanity that is the norm at TFF and to see just what types of lies and poison are being disseminated by the less than godly folk at TFF. I also like to see which politicians are prostituting themselves and genuflecting before Victoria Cobb, and kissing her ring so that others can be made aware of such groveling and pandering. Later this month TFF is hosting an event called Pastors For Family Values Pastor Summit 2010 in Richmond. Given TFF's agenda of striving to impose a far right Christianist theocracy on the rest of the citizens of Virginia and the USA, I wasn't surprised to see that two of the speakers are hard core Christian Dominionists - Bishop E. W. Jackson, Sr. and David Barton, Founder and President of WallBuilders. What was disturbing was to see a U.S. Congressman involving himself with a group that seeks to undermine the U. S. Constitution. Even worse is that the Congressman is Randy Forbes who was in law school with me. To give you a sense of the batshitery that will go on, here's highlights from TFF's website about the event:

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As you are well aware, our religious liberties are under constant attack as expressions of faith continue to be removed from the public square and mocked by those in the media, academia and other cultural institutions. We are now to the point where college students are being told they have to renounce their Christian faith in order to graduate. Learn how we got to this place in our history, what is being done about it and what is your role in reshaping our culture to respect the biblical principles that our nation was founded upon.
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This summit is free to pastors and lunch will be provided. You will leave equipped and motivated to stand for truth in a culture that has bought the lies of the world.

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It is noteworthy how TFF is enticing pastors to attend by offering them freebies. TFF makes great use of such bought pastors to spread falsehoods across Virginia. From experience, the only lies that I see in the context of TFF are those being disseminated by TFF itself and other Uber-Christian organizations like it that seek to impose a Christian theocracy in this nation - and undermine the U.S. Constitution that Mr. Forbes has supposedly sworn to uphold.