Christian Bush Haters?

"Shake the dust," I always say.

 

All Christians are servants of God, LE.

Show the anti-Bushites what we think of their position, Puff.

 

So Christians made an accusation against fellow believers without any evidence. That's unbiblical.

 

We are only allowed to be Christian fruit inspectors of Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Jane Fonda, Al Gore, Al Sharpton, and Jesse Jackson. We cannot inspect the fruit of President Bush, or we are "Bush Haters." Yet all of the aforementioned have professed to be Christians and most of the aforementioned list are Baptists. Go figure.

 

Since the issue was raised, concening the original post, that there is no evidence of anyone proclaiming they "hate" Bush, where then is your evidence of anyone claiming they worship Bush? </font>[/QUOTE]I have no evidence - and that is my point. Anyone can post any charge and not back it up. That does not make it fact. Anymore than people here hate Bush.

[ August 30, 2005, 05:36 AM: Message edited by: C4K ]

 

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Any objections to closing it on page ten without the six hour warning?

 

I really like the 10 page rule.

 

If there are no objections this morning I will close this thread on page ten without a six hour notice.

If you wish to object anonymously please PM me.

 

OK how about Bush dislikers? Is that easier on your sensibilities?

Why would a ten page rule keep you here till page ten?

 

I don't even dislike President Bush - he seems like a nice guy, I'd like to have him in for a cuppa tea.

I have some dear, dear friends whom I love deeply who are rank liberals.

I just disagree with a lot of his policies.

 

The attacks on President Bush's character are uncalled for. As are attacks against former Presidents. Especially for Christians. A mature Christian would not do so.

 

Where is his character being attacked?

His actions and ploicies questioned, maybe?

 

The problem here is your logic. Make an unsubstantiated claim and if anyone responds that means they are guilty.

Thats a new lesson in logic for me.

 

Good point. On the flip side, though, is that many arn't inspecting fruit. They're looking for bad fruit, not inspecting fruit as a whole. Also, they're assuming that the existence of bad fruit presumes that the person is a bad Christian, or not really a Christian at all. The problem with being a fruit inspector is that many of us have not gotten the proper inspector's license.

Jacob in the OT was a total scumbag and producer of bad fruit, yet few would question his faithfulness.

 

Since there have been no objections to closure I am closing this thread per the ten page limit.