Isn't Bush a Methodist?

[Disagreeable]

Link below.

"On a day when officials at the State Department were monitoring the results of a constitutional referendum in Iraq, a couple of miles away in a local hotel the United Methodist Board of Church and Society passed a resolution calling on the United States to withdraw its troops from the country.

"As people of faith, we raise our voice in protest against the tragedy of the unjust war in Iraq," the resolution stated. "We urge the United States government to develop and implement a plan for the withdrawal of its troops. The U.S. invasion has set in motion a sequence of events which may plunge Iraq into civil war."

Criticizing a war "waged on false premises," the resolution went on to state, "Thousands of lives have been lost and hundreds of billions of dollars wasted in a war the United States initiated and should never have fought. ...We grieve for all those whose lives have been lost or destroyed in this needless and avoidable tragedy. Military families have suffered undue hardship from prolonged troop rotations in Iraq and loss of loved ones. It is time to bring them home."

http://www.umc.org/site/c.gjJTJbMUIuE/b.1118121/k.8ABD/Board_of_Church_and_Society_calls_for_withdrawal_from_Iraq.htm

 

[N Ellis]

"On a day when officials at the State Department were monitoring the results of a constitutional referendum in Iraq, a couple of miles away in a local hotel the United Methodist Board of Church and Society passed a resolution calling on the United States to withdraw its troops from the country.

Surely you know that just because a church's national organizational body makes a resolution, it doesn't mean that every member of that demonition agrees with said resolution.

And is Pres. Bush a Methodist? Or is he Baptist? Church of Christ? Catholic? Does it matter?