Featured is it ok to be against policies/agenda of president Obahma?

Of course.

I'm not a fan of Obama, but not sure I'd call his policies anti-Christian.

 

I'm just not sure I'd label all that as some tirade against Christianity.

1. It's popular these days to butter up Islam. Actually I'm all for people practicing these religions if they want to...so long as they aren't infringing on the rights of others, as radical Islamists do. One can hold wrong opinions or views on Islam or worry too much about not wanting to offend them without having some evil hidden secret agenda.

2. I don't consider gay rights to be automatically anti-Christian.

3. Not necessarily rooted in some hidden secret agenda.

4. & 5. See # 2 I myself don't support that law, although as a Christian I am hardly supportive of gay marriage.

6. I don't agree with that decision, but it may have more to do with some mislead understanding of "separation of church and state" rather than "rawr, I hate Christianity, but I can't ban it so I'm just going to make it unmentionable in the military." *shrug*

 

Fair enough.

 

Is it ok to be against policies/agenda of president Obama?

Obama doesn't make polices he has them handed to him by others. Same with the congress in most cases.

Obama's only agenda is to give the impression the policies handed to him by others are his policies and he actually decides what he reads off the teleprompter.