Is our status quo stuck on Gullible or will Christians take a Real Stand?

windcatcher · Nov 19, 2007

(Pray would a moderator please help me correct the url addresses as I'm not familiar with the posting of these......and thanks.)

[HTML=http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2007/cbarchive_20070824.html]We Need an American President[/HTML]

And speaking of praying, we know G.W. Bush has participated in prayers to the Muslim god, Allah. In fact, he is the first U.S. President to celebrate Ramadan in the White House. He is the also the first U.S. President to honor the Koran (a book that promotes the killing of non-Muslims) in a presidential inaugural address. And as far as I can tell, he is the first U.S. President to pray in a Shinto temple. So, can someone please tell us exactly which god it is to whom Bush prays?

However, it is President Bush's infatuation with fascism and globalism that should be of utmost concern to all Americans, especially Christians.

Without a doubt, George W. Bush has done more to threaten our constitutional liberties than any President since Woodrow Wilson. (Oh, yes, he claimed to be a Christian, too.) More than that, because Bush has convinced the Religious Right that he is one of them, they are willing to follow him down this pernicious path.
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and here:
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Did the Religious Right Die With Fallwell

Secondly, if the people that made the Religious Right such a powerful force are to regain their credibility, they must come to understand that the strength of their cause is found, not in a political party, but in the adherence to constitutional principles. Hence, what we desperately need today is a constitutional reawakening. If Christians would be as determined and energized in electing men and women who will follow the Constitution as they were in electing Republicans, most of the issues they care about would be resolved.

Yes, in many ways, the Religious Right died with Jerry Falwell. However, the opportunity for conservatives, whether Christian or not, to be a powerful voice in government has never been greater. The two major parties are in meltdown. And there are millions of disenfranchised citizens from all faiths and persuasions that are thirsting for old-fashioned, commonsense, constitutional government. In this regard, Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority is very much alive and well--and waiting.

© Chuck Baldwin
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There is much interesting commentary regarding politics and its influence upon us as Christians as well as citizens: And our responsibility as citizens and Christians to choose while we still have a choice. Many other articles besides these two are at this site. I hope some who cruise this thread find themselves enlightened, enbolden, and encourage. I know God is sovereign and His will will be done. I just pray he will keep all His children as children of light, seeing and understanding and standing firm in the faith and standing for His rigtheousness against the darkness of this age; and help us to encourage one another in taking seriously the choices we will soon be making: and give us love and acceptance within the brethern though our choices may be different.

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