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According to Pastor Bill Shillady, Hillary Clinton wants to make a move toward becoming an ordained Methodist minister.
A report by The Atlantic made claims on Sunday that Clinton told Shillady during a recent photo shoot for his latest book on the devotionals he sent her during the 2016 presidential election.
Clinton, in the past, made no bones about her religious leanings.
In a 1994 interview with Newsweek, she discussed with writer Kenneth Woodward that her religion is of utmost importance to her.
From Newsweek’s interview:
“… Long before [Clinton] was a Democrat, a lawyer, or a Clinton, Hillary Rodham was a Methodist. And that, say those who know her now as well as those who knew her when, is the way the First Lady is best understood. She thinks like a Methodist, talks like a Methodist and wants to reform society just like a well-Sunday-schooled Methodist churchwoman should. ‘I am,’ she told Newsweek in an exclusive interview at the White House last week, ‘an old-fashioned Methodist.'”
Interestingly enough, Newsweek, at the time, called the Clintons one of the most “openly religious First Couple this century has seen.”
This could be Hillary Clinton’s next vocational move — and it might shock some people
A report by The Atlantic made claims on Sunday that Clinton told Shillady during a recent photo shoot for his latest book on the devotionals he sent her during the 2016 presidential election.
Clinton, in the past, made no bones about her religious leanings.
In a 1994 interview with Newsweek, she discussed with writer Kenneth Woodward that her religion is of utmost importance to her.
From Newsweek’s interview:
“… Long before [Clinton] was a Democrat, a lawyer, or a Clinton, Hillary Rodham was a Methodist. And that, say those who know her now as well as those who knew her when, is the way the First Lady is best understood. She thinks like a Methodist, talks like a Methodist and wants to reform society just like a well-Sunday-schooled Methodist churchwoman should. ‘I am,’ she told Newsweek in an exclusive interview at the White House last week, ‘an old-fashioned Methodist.'”
Interestingly enough, Newsweek, at the time, called the Clintons one of the most “openly religious First Couple this century has seen.”
This could be Hillary Clinton’s next vocational move — and it might shock some people
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