BUSH Wins - Christians everywhere rejoice

Gershom · Nov 3, 2004

Zippity doo dah
Zippity yay!
My, oh my, what a wonderful day!
Plenty of sunshine heading my way,
Zippity doo dah
Zippity yay

Johnv · Nov 3, 2004

Originally posted by KenH:
Would you be saying the same thing if Senator Kerry had won?

My assertion would be "God's well be done, no matter who's in the oval office". We elected a civic leader. We didn't elect a religious leader. I already have one, and his name is Jesus. I don't nead another. And I don't want my civic leaders telling me how I should be worshipping.

LadyEagle · Nov 3, 2004

Would you be saying the same thing if Senator Kerry had won?

Why, yes, Ken, I would. Didn't you read my Election Prayers?

KenH · Nov 3, 2004

No. I was away for a few days after I posted about my decision to vote for President Bush. I spent Friday - Sunday at dog agility trials in Brandon, Mississippi, and then had to take my wife to a doctor appointment in Little Rock on Monday.

BillyMac · Nov 3, 2004

Oh yeah..... that's something to be proud of alright.

Bush wins a second term while Osama remains alive and free for three plus years following his dastardly deed. That's really something to rejoice over.....

Ben W · Nov 3, 2004

Originally posted by LadyEagle:
Daisy, many Christians overseas were praying about this election and were hoping George Bush would win. I saw a program the other day where some Christian leaders from all over the world were here praying - Christian pastors from Vietnam, India, Nigeria, and others - even FRANCE!

It opened my eyes. I am so used to all the negativity towards America in the press and reported opinions from other countries about how they hate Americans, I had forgotten that Bible-Believing Christians, the Conservative kind, are all over the world and really do love America - why? Because more likely than not, it was an American missionary who introduced them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. These pastors and Christian leaders from all over the world were here to "thank America" for the Gospel and to show their gratitude and support and concern over this election. That program really blessed my heart.

What I have found is that the media likes to create these perceptions that people of one country hate another etc etc in order to sell media. Pretty sad really.

Anyway now that Bush has won, lets have a look at Homosexual Marriage and Abortion, four years from now, what will have changed in these areas?

KenH · Nov 3, 2004

Originally posted by BillyMac:
while Osama remains alive and free for three plus years following his dastardly deed.

How long did it take to capture the UniBomber in our own country and some other notorious criminals? It takes a while to find a needle in a haystack.

LadyEagle · Nov 3, 2004

What I predict will happen now...we will see GW Bush's true character. We will see what he is really made of.

There is no more pandering to groups of different people to get votes for the next election. No worry of offending one group or another because of potential votes. That pressure is totally eliminated now.

So we shall see what he is really made of. We shall see if he continues to say Muslims and Christians worship the same God.

We shall see if he continues to fund Planned Parenthood and the UN abortions.

We shall see how many gay appointments there are.

We shall see if anything is done about abortion.

We shall see judicial appointments once again.

We shall see how he treats Israel.

We shall see. At any rate, I know he was allowed to remain in office as a direct answer to prayer from Christians all over the world. If it isn't God's perfect will, it is His permissive will - because God hears our prayers and He always answers. He could have said no. But He said yes.

So we shall see....

Daisy · Nov 3, 2004

Originally posted by Gup20:
I live in Minnesota - can't get much farther North than that...If by North you mean Canada, and by overseas you mean other countries, then perhaps that is true.

What I said.

Canada has banned the Bible as hate speech, so it doesn't seem unreasonable that they don't like Bush.

No, they didn't.

The vast majority of overseas countries are not Christian countries... so that makes sense as well.

And the ones that are? The US is not the whole world or even most of it.

Daisy · Nov 3, 2004

Originally posted by KenH:
How long did it take to capture the UniBomber in our own country and some other notorious criminals? It takes a while to find a needle in a haystack.

They didn't know who the UniBomber was or where he stayed until his brother turned him in. It's not like he put out a videotape of himself bragging of his deeds. It's not like they had troops moving in on him & he got away.

KenH · Nov 4, 2004

They had the UniBomber's letters.

There's no point in arguing about it now. Senator Kerry lost in spite of bin Laden not being captured or killed(that we know of).

Sour grapes will not help the Kerry supporters reverse the decision of the American people.

Ray Berrian · Nov 4, 2004

It is not outside the will of God to thank Him for giving us leadership in our nation that has some affinity toward the Lord God. I thank Him that this President respects our Christian values of marriage and life. The next President probably will not hold to these Biblical principles. You are to obey what is said in Romans 13:1-3. Our nation cannot be a light to the nations if we kill babies in the body of mothers.

Your salvation is a distinct matter. [John 3:16] Don't muddy the water.

Ray Berrian · Nov 4, 2004

Former President Clinton had Osama Ben Laden in his cross-hairs and he let him get away. He could have been dropped and the rifleman could have excaped and it would never have been proven who took him out of this life.

My understanding of things is that there is an unwritten law not to kill presidents of other nations. Example: Arafat. Someone as evil as Osama should have been executed by our C.I.A. Israel get their enemies and they don't ask permission from the U.N. like one of our senators would have done.

NaasPreacher (C4K) · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by Gup20:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Shall we say that the "religious right" rejoices...rather than Bible believing Christians?

Nah... Christians everywhere are rejoicing... Satan Worshipers and Atheists who hate america everywhere greive. [/QUOTE]I doubt that European Christians are rejoicing today.

Daisy · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by KenH:
They had the UniBomber's letters.

But he didn't identify himself, did he?

There's no point in arguing about it now. Senator Kerry lost in spite of bin Laden not being captured or killed(that we know of).

Sour grapes will not help the Kerry supporters reverse the decision of the American people.

Alas and alack!

It isn't sour grapes, though; I'm not saying that I didn't want Kerry anyway. I still believe he wouldn't, couldn't possibly, be worst than what we got.

Johnv · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by LadyEagle:
What I predict will happen now...we will see GW Bush's true character. We will see what he is really made of.

There is no more pandering to groups of different people to get votes for the next election. No worry of offending one group or another because of potential votes. That pressure is totally eliminated now.

That's called a "lame duck". That is, a person in office who isn't beholden to appeasing anyone for the purpose of getting voted in again.

Pete · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by Gup20:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Which 'god' is that? The 'god' that both Christians and Muslims may worship?

No - the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in whom we have salvation through Jesus. The God the Muslims worship is the prince of this earth, Satan.[/QUOTE]Be sure to explain that to Dubya, he seems to be having some problems with it at the moment

I'll be emailing him on topic over next few days. Sure it probably won't get past his staffers, but I'll be able to sleep better

Nah... Christians everywhere are rejoicing...Satan Worshipers and Atheists who hate america everywhere greive.

x a few trillion...It keeps getting better around here...In a couple of days I've gone from being tagged liberal to a satan worshiper/atheist/America hater...

x a few more trillion...

I'll refrain from tagging back...for now

Originally posted by LadyEagle:
Daisy, many Christians overseas were praying about this election and were hoping George Bush would win.

I was praying for election. Was hoping Bush would lose...and Kerry would lose bigger

Oh well, God knows what He is doing. Even the worst kings in Bible were in their positions for God's purposes.

Pennsylvania Jim · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by C4K:
I doubt that European Christians are rejoicing today.

Maybe some folks don't realize that there is such a thing.

tragic_pizza · Nov 4, 2004

Originally posted by Pennsylvania Jim:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by C4K:
I doubt that European Christians are rejoicing today.

Maybe some folks don't realize that there is such a thing. [/QUOTE]Why wouldn't we know that Europe has Christians? And why would they not be rejoicing? Because Bush wins, is Jesus no longer Lord?

Interesting.

NaasPreacher (C4K) · Nov 4, 2004

No, many of them realsie that the Lord is still on the throne so would have had has much cause to rejoice under President Kerry as under president Bush

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