ELCA Bias Shows, Calls on All People of Faith to Recognize Biden as President-Elect Despite Serious Voter Fraud Allegations

Showing no concern over the claims of mass voter fraud which, if true, would completely undermine our country and our freedom, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has joined with other radical progressive "Christian" organizations saying "We invite all people of faith to recognize the outcome...the outcome of this election. Joe Biden has been announced as the President-elect.  Attempts to delay the peaceful transition of leadership risk endangering our democracy in critical ways." (See video below)

Would the ELCA, under the same circumstance, delivered this same message if Pres. Trump had won? 

If allegations are true, the election was rigged and a usurper and his party have illegally taken control of the United States. The claims needs to be taken seriously and adjudicated.  

​But the radical leftists who control the ELCA, from their pastors, to synod leaders, to ELCA churchwide leadership, and all the entities under their banner, want to ignore it all and want us to honor "the outcome of the election."

See the video and transcript below.  

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"As people of faith we cherish a democracy
that guarantees freedom of speech
freedom of worship, and a vote for every citizen.
...and a vote for every citizen.
Throughout a contentious and divisive political
battle, communities and congregations and
families have struggled to maintain respect
and love for each other.
It is time we do the hard work of repairing the damage
...repairing the damage in relationships
we value and cherish,
and upon which all democracies rely.
As President Lincoln wrote,
“A house divided against itself cannot stand.”
We invite all people of faith to recognize
the outcome
...the outcome of this election.
Joe Biden has been announced as the
President-elect.
Attempts to delay the peaceful transition of
leadership risk endangering our democracy
in critical ways.
We are all proud of our place in this democracy.
We owe it to our country to unify -
if not in celebration of the announced winner
– at least in the belief that the common
good is served
by honoring the outcome
...by honoring the outcome of the election."
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