he used to belong to a relatively interesting church and love it or hate it it was a church that really stood for something rather substantive. we might disagree with it. bill: what do you think it stand for. what did that wright church stand for. obviously beyond the sort of race baiting, class warfare sorts of things, reverend wright is a practitioner, the kind of respectable theology. black liberation theology. best practitioners offer trench critique of some of the iniquities of american society. i would like to know you know, to what extent does president obama agree with that theology. bill: i would, too. he is never going to address it but the episcopal church he went to is a mainstream church. it s. exactly. in that sense the interesting thing to me is that, you know, presidents have to be electable and americans don t want a president who is either far right wing religiously or far left wing so we channelize our president s religion. bill: that s an interesting point
he used to belong to a relatively interesting church and love it or hate it it was a church that really stood for something rather substantive. we might disagree with it. bill: what do you think it stand for. what did that wright church stand for. obviously beyond the sort of race baiting, class warfare sorts of things, reverend wright is a practitioner, the kind of respectable theology. black liberation theology. best practitioners offer trench critique of some of the iniquities of american society. i would like to know you know, to what extent does president obama agree with that theology. bill: i would, too. he is never going to address it but the episcopal church he went to is a mainstream church. it s. exactly. in that sense the interesting thing to me is that, you know, presidents have to be electable and americans don t want a president who is either far right wing religiously or far left wing so we channelize our president s religion. bill: that s an interesting point
church. he used to belong to a relatively interesting church and love it or hate it it was a church that really stood for something rather substantive. we might disagree with it. bill: what do you think it stand for. what did that wright church stand for. obviously beyond the sort of race baiting, class warfare sorts of things, reverend wright is a practitioner, the kind of respectable theology. black liberation theology. best practitioners offer trench critique of some of the iniquities of american society. i would like to know you know, to what extent does president obama agree with that theology. bill: i would, too. he is never going to address it but the episcopal church he went to is a mainstream church. it s. exactly. in that sense the interesting thing to me is that, you know, presidents have to be electable and americans don t want a president who is either far right wing religiously or far left wing so we channelize our president s religion. bill: that s an interesti