Is Rick Perry as Christian as He Thinks He Is?

Very true Don! Anyone of us skimming the book of James would realize how futile and wrong judgment is. Even God looking at one man through the eyes of eternity and with the Grace of salvation given, I would believe does not give it a second thought.

 

How Christian does he say he is?

 

According to the article, the author believes Perry says he's a serious, devout Christian.

 

( thanks! )

 

I think the real question is, "How Christian does the author think he is?"

 

Actually, the REAL question would be, "How Christian does the author think PERRY thinks he is?"

 

Seems like this would be a better poll not discussion.:tongue3:

 

After reading the article by Ms Townsend and then checking out what she believes in, I have come to the conclusion that, IMNSHO, she should be questioning her own beliefs. She supports a party that believes and defends the murder of babies in their mothers womb. Worse than that she also believes in this murderous act. She has lost any and all credibility with me.

 

Dont candy coat it John....tell us what you really think! LOL

Actually, I quite agree:thumbsup:

 

Perry is a pretender. He pretends to be a "tea party" darling. His record (fruit) shows he's an establishment corporatist.

He pretends to believe in state sovereignty. His record (fruit) shows he's a water boy for international corporate interests.

He pretends to be concerned over your health. His record (fruit) shows he's a water boy for big pharma corporate interests and doesn't care how many little girls get sick or die to enrich the medical industrial complex, and himself by lending his support of course.

My question . . . do "good" Christians force little girls into having dangerous toxins (read the warning labels) injected into their bodies? For profit and or political gain? How bitter a fruit is that?

 

I'm not saying he does believe this; I'm just wondering.

That is a quote from the article, but is it your own question? If so, I have asked you a facsimile thereof many times with no answer from you.

 

Here we go again.

 

Actually, since it was in the Bible, it is both Paul's and God's. But your wrong view of biblical inspiration and inerrancy is for another thread.

 

Wow, I loved the way Crabby twisted the scripture to support abortion and got banned for a while and now he's doing the same thing to support a false social gospel.

I do understand that not everyone who receives government assistance are bums. But, many have developed a sense of entitlement. They won't work. They won't get an education. They leech off the hard working. We have no obligation to support them. It's too bad we have too many folks like Crabby whose twist scripture to justify stealing from those who work to support those who won't.

 

Keep telling yourself that. You may actually believe it yourself, but no one else does except the other in house leftists.

Actually Paul is making a stronger stand for Biblical inerrancy that you are willing to admit. Some of what Paul said about issues were quotes of what Jesus said. The others were what he said. He was equating his words authority and innerrancy with what Jesus said.

You have made it very convenient for yourself to mismiss what anyone says because "Jesus didn't say it." It is a convenient and wrong way of covering your own unbelief in an innerrant Bible.

 

You have made it very convenient for yourself to mismiss what anyone says because "Jesus didn't say it." It is a convenient and wrong way of covering your own unbelief in an innerrant Bible.

I think it's called "red letter" liberalism. They are an impossible lot to deal with in that they feel entitled to pick and choose. Wishey/Washy is an even better description.