Pastor's Remarks Spark Furor - 2004-05-21

Though he ministers to Capitol politicians, who tend to vet even the least controversial ideas through polling and focus groups, pastor Ralph Drollinger lets his thoughts loose with a minimum of hedging.
Like a few weeks ago, when he wrote in a Bible lesson that women lawmakers with young children at home are sinners.
"It is one thing for a mother to work out of her home while her children are in school," wrote Drollinger, president of a national Christian evangelical group known as Capitol Ministries and a former UCLA basketball player. "It is quite another matter to have children in the home and live away in Sacramento for four days a week. Whereas the former could be in keeping with the spirit of Proverbs 31, the latter is sinful."
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{{cite news | first = Evan | last = Halper | author2 = Jordan Rau | title = Pastor's Remarks Spark Furor | url = https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2004-may-21-me-pastor21-story.html | work = Los Angeles Times | date = May 21, 2004 | accessdate = March 29, 2020 }}