Texas Senate Candidate's Pastor Calls Resurrection a 'Maybe'

Exclusive: ‘We all got in by lying’: Hidden camera shows Talarico’s pastor rejecting Christ’s virgin birth, other foundational Christian beliefs

James Talarico, the Democrat nominee hoping to succeed Republican John Cornyn in the U.S. Senate, is a part-time Presbyterian seminarian who has emphasized, “My politics grows out of my faith.”That faith was apparently greatly shaped by Jim Rigby, the pastor of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Austin, Texas. Talarico previously cited Rigby as one of “the biggest influences on [him] as a Christian, as a human being.”'It’s mixed with myth.'Hidd…

James Talarico: Running for the Senate or to Subvert Christianity

The Blaze published a 90-second undercover video of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church’s Lead Minister Jim Rigby. He’s especially notable because he is James Talarico’s minister. Talarico is the weird senatorial candidate in Texas who is running against Ken Paxton. James Talarico has been running around campaigning, allegedly for political office, but mostly to deny all […] The post James Talarico: Running for the Senate or to Subvert Christianity…

Texas Senate Candidate's Pastor Calls Resurrection a 'Maybe'

The man guiding Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico's spiritual life told his congregation that Christ's victory over death might just be a nice story someone made up a long time ago.

James Talarico's Pastor and Mentor Doubts Resurrection of Jesus in Easter Message

Controversial pastor Rev. Jim Rigby, head of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Austin, Texas, and mentor to Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico, once rejected the entire cornerstone of the Gospel, stating during an Easter message that Jesus may have not risen from the dead and that, perhaps, Jesus's conquest over death should not be taken literally.