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Originally Posted by Flame On
Calgaryborn I guess believing in peace and forgiveness is alright for Republicans at church but you better follow party line the rest of the week and start unfounded wars and kill thousands of innocent civillians around the other side of the world.
I guess sentiment like "do unto others as you would have them do unto you", i.e. the golden rule, doesn't apply after Sunday when the republican President seeks to be able to personally interpret the Geneva articles, purely so he can allow toture.
I guess your candidates belief in preachings about helping the poor, and those less fortunate; you know the one about the meak shall inherit the earth, just as long as you get back in line on monday for the tax cuts to the wealthy. Which helps widen the gap between the haves and have nots.
Your hypocricy makes me sick! And for the record I don't believe anything that is "unborn" is a child and your religious belief in that, should have nothing to do with government policy IMO.
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And that is the point. You and the democrats as a party have contempt for the positions of fundamental Christians. You hold scriptures as no authority in your life but try to interpret them for fundamental Christians. Such arrogance.
You don't believe that a unborn child is a human so therefore those who do are obviously wrong and need to change their opinion.
If you believed that an unborn child was a human being you would recognize that America yearly kills far more of its own citizen than its wars ever had.
But back to the point: Why would a fundamental Christian want to embrace a party who holds their beliefs in such high contempt? If the Republicans fail to always act with Christian morality at least they aren't openly hostile to Christian values when they are presented.