Source: Huffington Post | Charles Redfern
Cross-published at the Sojourners "God's Politics" blog
Maybe I'm a near-sighted Bible-thumping holy roller, but I can't see angel wings flapping on oil executives. No doubt some are community pillars. They're Little League umpires, tithers and PTA volunteers. They've got lovely houses and manicured lawns.
But they're also flawed like the rest of us, and their professional bias screens out the obvious: The proposed Keystone XL Oil Pipeline would do little good and could wreak enormous harm. I'm compelled to halt my timid thy-will-be-done prayers and join a band of evangelicals boldly pleading for the permit's denial. We've even launched a Facebook page, called "Pray No KXL."