I believe God puts leaders in place, yes.
But more to the point here I believe God holds Christians responsible for their actions.
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Lucifer's arrogance continues
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But more to the point here I believe God holds Christians responsible for their actions.
KenH
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Seems like the best option, then, is to not vote, lest one make the wrong choice - if it is that serious of a matter and since there is no Biblical warrant that a Christian must engage in politics.
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Very well could be.
Do you think that the riots are to distract attention from the criminal inquiries onto the Clintons and Obamas and Bidens? The liberals here want to skip over the fact that it is the Democrats who are rioting and who probably will riot until after the next inauguration.
KenH
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I want to tell you how much I appreciate this discussion tonight. I enjoy principled discussions.
Thank you. I as well.I want to tell you how much I appreciate this discussion tonight. I enjoy principled discussions.
yes of course He does... Christ and those that follow Christ
But more to the point here I believe God holds Christians responsible for their actions.[/QUOTE]
aah, then why did he die for us?
Could we also make the assumption that most politicians are liars and power hungry and corrupt?
aah, then why did he die for us?[/QUOTE]
True, but that is not what I mean. God puts secular leaders in place.
My interest in politics is limited. I think it shows us the direction a nation is going.
God fearing are the only one s I’m interested in... those that walk with the Lord.
Cool. Then you must be like me, not overly anxious about politics. Sometimes it is nice being a sojourner.
Trump got a bounce from the DNC Convention. His approval jumped to 51%.
GOP strategists are saying Trump will win 348 electoral votes to Biden's 190. The GOP will retake the House with a gain of 5 to 8 seats and will gain 1 additional seat on the Senate. The Dems will lose a lot of local and state elections due to the unending riots. Next year hopefully the Democrat Party will come to an end due to their unsavory past of slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, and abortion along with *homosexual marriage*.
Townhall produced this video of the Dem Convention. Language warning!
GOP strategists are saying Trump will win 348 electoral votes to Biden's 190. The GOP will retake the House with a gain of 5 to 8 seats and will gain 1 additional seat on the Senate. The Dems will lose a lot of local and state elections due to the unending riots. Next year hopefully the Democrat Party will come to an end due to their unsavory past of slavery, KKK, Jim Crow, and abortion along with *homosexual marriage*.
Townhall produced this video of the Dem Convention. Language warning!
While what you say is correct, it relates to the topic about as much as stating that "cows moooooo"!
KenH
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KenH
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Do you really, really believe that? I think the chances of all that happening to that degree are 1 in a 100 quadrillions.
I think the Democrats win the House again, the Republicans lose seats but might hang on to the Senate, and the presidential election is up for grabs.
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KenH
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I paid attention to very little of the DNC convention, will be the same way with the RNC convention this week. Conventions have become nothing more than informercials. The last conventions I recall having any drama were in 1980 - would Reagan choose Ford as his VP, would Kennedy shake Carter’s hand?
The part last week that I did notice a lot of was the roll call. Loved that it went from state to state or territory location. Especially loved the Northern Marianas. Looks like a beautiful place to be a U.S. citizen and live - also it is far away from the mess that the Republican and Democratic Parties have created on the U.S. mainland.
That is your political party thinking and not our experts. Some of your party lean conservative and some lean liberal. I think that you are liberal on social issues.
The GOP has not created a mess. The Dems took over in 1932 and have more or less controlled Congress since then but I believe that your analysis shows that the GOP is in a strong position to win this election as people like you have to either vote Biden or throw your vote away on a quixotic minor candidate. Either way, it doesn't hurt anyone but you this time.
KenH
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