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Rasmussen: 82 Percent of Republicans, 54 Percent of Independents Back Trump’s Refugee Moratorium

carpro

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Rasmussen: 82 Percent of Republicans, 54 Percent of Independents Back Trump’s Refugee Moratorium


Republican voters overwhelmingly approve of President Donald Trump temporarily halting the importation of refugees, even after a media firestorm falsely labeled it a “Muslim ban.”

Rasmussen Reports filtered out media hysteria and asked likely voters: “The federal government has banned refugees from all countries from entering the United States for the next four months until there is a better system in place to keep out individuals who are terrorist threats. Do you favor or oppose such a ban?” A majority, 52 percent, favored the move, while 43 percent opposed it, and six percent were unsure.
 

Crabtownboy

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Simply shows that 82% of Republicans pay no attention to the teachings of Christ as to how we are to treat others or his teaching of how we are to react to enemies.
 

Calminian

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Simply shows that 82% of Republicans pay no attention to the teachings of Christ as to how we are to treat others or his teaching of how we are to react to enemies.

Treating enemies good comes from the Old Testament. If your enemy is thirsty.... (you know the rest). And God had no problem with walls in the Old Testament or the New. Anyone with a house who locks his door is pro-wall.

The gospel is not about tearing down walls so your family is exposed, but rather going out from your walls and preaching the good news. We go to them. Tearing down the walls of your house won't further the gospel, but it will show hatred to your family.
 

Crabtownboy

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Treating enemies good comes from the Old Testament. If your enemy is thirsty.... (you know the rest). And God had no problem with walls in the Old Testament or the New. Anyone with a house who locks his door is pro-wall.

Really?

Matthew 5:44 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.

Matthew 25:35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in,




The gospel is not about tearing down walls so your family is exposed, but rather going out from your walls and preaching the good news. We go to them. Tearing down the walls of your house won't further the gospel, but it will show hatred to your family.

The New Testament is all about tearing down walls so locks will not be needed. If we would practice the teachings of Christ, yea, if we as a nation had practiced the treachings of Christ we would not be so hated around the world and would not need walls.
 

Calminian

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Really?

Matthew 5:44 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.

Matthew 25:35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in,

Exactly, just as the old testament. Both talk about treating your enemy good and not rejoicing when you enemy stumbles. Vengeance is mine comes from the old testament.

The New Testament is all about tearing down walls so locks will not be needed. If we would practice the teachings of Christ, yea, if we as a nation had practiced the treachings of Christ we would not be so hated around the world and would not need walls.

Not all all. There's nothing in the new testament that says you can't have property walls. You'll look in vein it's not there.

And the new testament makes it clear the death penalty is still in force (Romans 13) and self defense is allowed.

We are no longer under the mosaic law, but principles of loving your enemy have not changed, nor have principles of punishing evil.
 

Crabtownboy

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Exactly, just as the old testament. Both talk about treating your enemy good and not rejoicing when you enemy stumbles. Vengeance is mine comes from the old testament.



Not all all. There's nothing in the new testament that says you can't have property walls. You'll look in vein it's not there. Where I grew up no one every locked their doors.

And the new testament makes it clear the death penalty is still in force (Romans 13) and self defense is allowed.

We are no longer under the mosaic law, but principles of loving your enemy have not changed, nor have principles of punishing evil.


No one is arguing some of the points you write about. However, if we treated everyone well we would have no or almost no enemies.

By the way, I thought about locing doors after your post ... and mine. Locking a door may not denote fear it simply may be prudent. You are probably too young to remember the ads on the raido that said, lock your car doors. Help keep a good boy from going bad. I do not remember that ever being on TV. It may be that it aired before most people had TVs.

Too many politicians and others whip up peoples fears that really are quite foundless and that robs them of a life of happiness if they fall for the disinformation. You are much more likely to be hurt or killed on a highway than by an Islamist terrorist. You are more likely to be hurt or die from fall out of bed than be killed by a terrorist. Indeed, you are more likely to be killed by lightning than by a terrorist.
 

HankD

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Yes, today I might have more of a chance of injury on the highway than from terrorists but what about my tomorrows, my children's tomorrows, my grandchildren's...

The best offense is a good defense.

Nip the Trojan Horse strategy in the bud!

I am a veteran so the following verse still applies to me and the oath I took to defend my family and country from evil doers.

Romans 13:4 For he is the minister of God to thee for good. But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.

The second amendment allows me the right to defend my family as well.

HankD
 
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