Clergy Politics Stir Debates Over Pulpit Conduct
An Hamiota letter criticizes preachers who weaponize church pulpits for political aims. It urges clergy to resign when necessary, warns against using sacred spaces for party advantage, and cites scripture on true religion. The writer laments church divisions and urges ministers to focus on duties and peaceful conduct.
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