Is it ok for a Christian to vote for a Muslim?

The problem with saying that is it is possible a worse choice could be running on the other side. . .

It is very unlikely I would ever consider voting for a Muslim. But, would have to consider it if a Muslim who claims to be Muslim does so because the family is Muslim if they were running against someone who would vote to legalize abortion up to and including after birth.

 

I'd like to say I'll only vote for a Christians, but one's religion, even Islam, is just one of many factors. I'd vote for a Muslim who supports religious and market freedom over any of the "Christians" running for the Democrat nomination.

 

I think some "Christians" would support Satan if he wanted endless war in the middle-east (which he does).

Mostly, I vote for the lessor of two evils. So, no Satan, as he's the greater of two evils. Also refusing to vote for the lessor of two evils is effectively a vote for the greater evil.

 

Considering when it comes to right-wing Christians, there's a strong current of Islamophobia, which is why the OP doesn't ask "Would you ever vote a non-Christian?" Would you ever vote for a non-Christian? If you say yes, I have to tell you, if you knew what ______ was about, you'd know that it is never the lessor of two evils.

There will soon be two billions Muslim in the world, and I'm sure they come in all varieties, including millions of them that are better than the "Christians" running for the Democrat nomination. Yes, Muslims can be the lessor of two evils.

Look at all the right-wing Christians who want the US to support the Iranian Muslims called "Kurds", even though it's against US interests. Maybe they didn't get your message that Muslims are never the lessor of two evils?

 

I would never be one to take the side of the Muslims. I wish our Constitution allowed us to deport all of them. But not every single person ever born a Muslim believes all the radical garbage that they preach. Yes, I believe every Democratic candidate for the office of President right now supports ideas that are as evil or worse as those the the average Muslim US citizen believes.

 

Waiting for the “electing a leader not a pastor” crowd to show up.

 

We are talking electing leaders not pastors. Happy now? ;-)

 

Agreed. Just read this article:Turkish attack on Syria endangers a remarkable democratic experiment by the Kurds
The last line tells the tale, Rojava (their currently held territory) sits atop Syria’s largest oil fields.

 

Democrat experiment by the Kurds? What a whitewash of terrorists who try to carve out land of their own in various countries, like Syria, Iraq, and Turkey.

 

Islamaphobia is the irrational fear of Muslims (unless they're Kurds, which many Islamophobes love to think of as Christians).

CNN just hosted an "Equity Town Hall" where Democrat front-runner Elizabeth Warren expressed her complete elitist contempt for people who don't want to be forced to engage in sodomistic speech. This same Warren has been threatening big tech with federal punishment, and is criticizing Facebook (which already censors conservatives) for not doing more to censor Trump. This same Warren wants to spend trillions of dollars on "green" initiatives, including a trillion dollars to fight "environmental racism."

Only someone irrational - phobic - would doubt there's not millions of Muslims who would make a better president than Warren. What are you afraid of? What do you think a constitutionally conservative Muslim would do to mess up your life. Warren would burn America to the ground in four years, if she got what she says she wants.

 

No, I caught that you're not a fan of the Kurds. But, the attitude of many endless-war Christians is summed up in the headline of this opinion article on a Christian news website: Stand by the Kurds—and Our Christian Brothers and Sisters: Let the White House Know.

Kurds, our Christian Brothers and Sisters? Kurds are basically the same as ISIS, using violence to secure territory, without respect to legitimate governments and existing national borders (which is why Turkey, our real ally, is justified in using force against them, but it's none of our business). If we "allied" with ISIS as we did the Kurds, they probably wouldn't have beheaded any Americans, but the Kurds would have.

Elisabeth Warren doesn't want you dead? Maybe, technically. But, I'd prefer death than to live in her vision of America.

We are nearing four million Muslims in America. Most of them are hear because Islamaphobes inadvertently bring them here, as a natural result of US troops in the middle-east. I've seen no evidence they're trying to kill Americans, other than maybe a very, very small minority of them.

I don't believe there are millions of constitutionally conservative Muslims, but I'm sure there's a few. Do you believe there are an constitutionally conservative Jews? In 2001, a survey of American Muslims (including those who didn't vote) showed that 42% voted for Bush and 31% for Al Gore. Conversely, Jews voted for Gore more than 2:1 over Bush. And, Jews will overwhelmingly vote for the next Democrat candidate. It seems that Muslims are more in line with Republicans (and, thus the Constitution) than are Jews (Ironically, in 2000, Bush, while pro-military, ran as a relatively anti-war candidate, too bad Islamophones are working on pushing Muslims into the Democrat camp, after bringing them to America). BTW, guess how much the Muslim population has grown since 2000?

 

The Muslim denies that Jesus is Lord, and worship a false god, so why vote for that?