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Democrats pretending to be christians
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Hadanelith -- You have to ask?
Crosis -- Or, at the very least, much kinder people.
To my mind, liberal Xians are nicer people, at least in part, because they don't actually believe much of their scriptures. This makes them somewhat questionably Xian, but, indeed, nicer people. Fundies believe, much more of their scriptures to be true which perhaps makes them less questionably Xian, but more ass-holy.
<<< Crosis -- Or, at the very least, much kinder people.
To my mind, liberal Xians are nicer people, at least in part, because they don't actually believe much of their scriptures. This makes them somewhat questionably Xian, but, indeed, nicer people. >>>
Yeah, that's what I was going for. If memory serves, when someone asked Jesus what the most important commandments were, he said to love God and love thy neighbor. Most liberal Christians are 2 for 2 there; a large number of conservative Christians are only 1 for 2.
I am glad Elizabeth_S set buzzardhut straight by saying it is liberals, not democrats who are pretending to be christians... libs are definately are a larger amount of people to insult than just democrats.
Elizabeth_S proves that broadbrush judgements against others = Faith in Jesus, in Rapture Ready world.
When did American politics and religion officially combine, anyway? I don't recall seeing a "First Church of Republicanism" anywhere, or anyone running for office in this country as a member of the Christian Party.
This just ticks me off how so many people hold political views and call them religious doctrine, or think their religious orientation MUST be combined with their political orientation, when the two do not have ANYTHING to do with each other!
~David D.G.
David D.G.. writes:
I don't recall seeing a "First Church of Republicanism" anywhere
Here it is...check out the link.
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Chan Chandler, pastor of East Waynesville Baptist, had been exhorting his congregation since October to support his political views or leave, said Selma Morris, a 30-year member of the church.
“He preached a sermon on abortion and homosexuality, then said if anyone there was planning on voting for John Kerry, they should leave,”
http://www.citizen-times.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050507/NEWS01/50506036/1001
No, it's the republicans that are pretending to be christians, espousing bigotry, hatred, intolerance, and discrimination, and forcing their specific religious views into government and public schools.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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