The leader of Christian Exodus says the group still hopes to create a Christian government in South Carolina, despite the decision by its founder to step down. Keith Humphrey told the Anderson Independent-Mail the focus of the group is still to create an independent Christian nation. Cory Burnell has stepped down as leader of the group that was supposed to move members to South Carolina to influence elections and possibly secede from the United States. Burnell said he chose South Carolina because of its location, economic prospects, Christian influence and conservative voting history. Burnell had planned to move to Anderson, but he says a job offer with a Seneca company was withdrawn. He says the pressures of self-employment and family have kept him from being an effective leader. ...
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