Lula Says She Refuses to Do Politics in Churches During Meeting with Evangelicals
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The Brazilian president says he respects "many people's faith" and the commitment of each person to God. The meeting takes place in a context in which the evangelical electorate has more and more electoral weight.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on Wednesday, during a meeting with pastors and evangelical leaders, that he does not intend to turn churches into palanques during the election campaign. At 19 days of the vote, the petist classified religion as "sacred" and said that he prefers to do political acts on the streets. — Religion, for me, is a sacred thing. I respect people who believe in religion in which they want to believe. No one needs …
The Brazilian President, Lula da Silva, today gathered Brazilian and American evangelical pastors at the Palácio do Planalto, where he criticized the political use of religion and stated that he will not campaign in churches.
Lula has also said that it will bring the theme of peace to the UN assembly and charge the countries against wars
President expands dialogue with religious segment during the campaign and will receive faithful in the Palace of the Planalto. Read on Power360.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) told Brazilian and United States evangelical pastors that the red color of PT is an allusion to the blood of Jesus Christ, while the beard he uses is also a reference to the Son of God. The meeting with religious leaders took place on Wednesday [...]
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