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Members of the Camp David and White House staffs, are of course, for security reasons, required to sign agreements not to disclose what they see and hear/ At his old church of 20 years they would dance in the aisles and flay they arms while their leader prayed God to damn America. We can only gues what will go on in the wilderness of Virginia far from voters eyes.

Even the devil can quote scripture.
The bible is not a good place to learn economics, because it is "feudal" economics. It is a "zero sum" system. The land only produces so much in any given year, so if the land owner wants more, the workers must get less and vice versa. But economics after the industrial revolution is quite different. There is no limit to what a piece of land can produce, and the production may owe more to the ideas and management of the owner than to the labor of the workers. Failure to understand that is the basic flaw of Marxism and liberalism.
Even today, on some subliminal level, liberals believe that someone who is rich must have taken if from the poor. And the poor are such because others are rich, so the way to help the poor is to pull down the rich.

I wasn't actually thinking of farming. Of course, there is a limit to agricultural production. I was thinking of feudal economic vs industrial. There are limits to what you can grow on a piece of land, but build a factory and you can produce much more. I was disagreeing with the biblical/marxist/liberal assumption that there is only so much wealth available so the rich must have taken from the poor.
As for theology, you assumption that I am a practising Christian is incorrect. I consider myself a cultural Christian. America is so much a Christian nation religiously and culturally, that I expect our leaders to be as well. It is a matter of shared values and philosophy, and attempting to understand and trust the persons for whom you are voting. How, for instance, could anyone trust that Rev Wright as a politician would have America's best interests at heart?