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It may seem like that but attack us and see how united we are.Face the fact: America is divided, and not only politically.
Actually, no I haven't. I asked for a Biblical reason for the CP policy of isolationist withdrawl of support and help.Originally posted by Dale:
Ok, you have asked repeatedly for reason BIBLICALLY not to vote for Bush.
It's up to everyone to decide for themselves what constitutes a genuine Christian faith. You can call George Bush a "Sunday School dropout" if you like. Personally, if I talked to someone who professed to be christian but said that there are many ways to heaven and that Allah and Jehovah are the same god I wouldn't consider them to be a christian. I don't believe that that's being judgemental. What Bush said is a significant enough deviation from my faith as a Christian for me to me not to recognize him as a Christian at all.Originally posted by church mouse guy:
The Bush family has never had an A student in theology in the family. It is their great weakness. As politicians they like to pop off about religious matters.
The fact that Bush is a Sunday School dropout on theology does not make him a bad choice for the Christian vote. There are, unfortunately, many Christians who do not know doctrine or theology. Look at all the pre-tribulation rapture types in the Peroutka crowd, for example. One could say that they are naive to hold such a johnny-come-lately Pentacostal doctrine, couldn't one? Where is Darby now that you really need him?
Agreed. Being a Christian means that you have a relationship with Christ, and the Holy Spirit living in you.Originally posted by StraightAndNarrow:
Personally, if I talked to someone who professed to be christian but said that there are many ways to heaven and that Allah and Jehovah are the same god I wouldn't consider them to be a christian. I don't believe that that's being judgemental. What Bush said is a significant enough deviation from my faith as a Christian for me to me not to recognize him as a Christian at all.
Agreed. Being a Christian means that you have a relationship with Christ, and the Holy Spirit living in you.Originally posted by Pennsylvania Jim:
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Personally, if I talked to someone who professed to be christian but said that there are many ways to heaven and that Allah and Jehovah are the same god I wouldn't consider them to be a christian. I don't believe that that's being judgemental. What Bush said is a significant enough deviation from my faith as a Christian for me to me not to recognize him as a Christian at all.
There is a difference between saying:Originally posted by Joseph_Botwinick:
You are right, Jim. But I wasn't the one who made my vote a test of Christianity. I think if you read the title of this thread and some of the responses, it is very clear that the CPers are the one who would like to do that. I am only challenging that assertion.
Joseph Botwinick