vanelr wrote:
In a country who claims an 85% christian population, 12% believing in God but not Christ, 3% of atheist, one can make a case that it is the 3% that are whacko?
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There's more self-identified Democrats in the US than Republicans so I think we now know who's right and who's the whack-jobs!
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
they are trying to bolster the religious rights to come out and vote.
that said, anyone truly a believer would be shaking in his or her boots using Gods name as political adverising. pretty sure God isnt involved as in the last testament he clearly says all nations will fall under his reign.
pretty sure that includes both the dems and the repubs.
it is religious leaders charge to save souls, not build nations that will all fall upon His return. that includes radical islam.
that said, anyone truly a believer would be shaking in his or her boots using Gods name as political adverising. pretty sure God isnt involved as in the last testament he clearly says all nations will fall under his reign.
pretty sure that includes both the dems and the repubs.
it is religious leaders charge to save souls, not build nations that will all fall upon His return. that includes radical islam.
Someone should have asked her if Obama win is that mean she is the enemy of God. :P
OneFatAngel wrote:
Someone should have asked her if Obama win is that mean she is the enemy of God. :P
Good point.OneFatAngel wrote:
Someone should have asked her if Obama win is that mean she is the enemy of God. :P
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
me and my arrowwwww
Boy, I just listened to this interview. It sounds like Palin wants to present herself to the religious right as a tool chosen and tested by god to stomp out teh evil abortions.
(..and she knows, in her heart, that John McCain, too, believes in the 'planks' of the solid republican agenda too).
Boy, I just listened to this interview. It sounds like Palin wants to present herself to the religious right as a tool chosen and tested by god to stomp out teh evil abortions.
(..and she knows, in her heart, that John McCain, too, believes in the 'planks' of the solid republican agenda too).
Alma wrote:
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Oooh...and as for what to say about this. It's maverick of cause...what else?
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