Obama Is No Joshua

In other breaking news...

"Tom Is No Harry".

 

Joshua: NO!...Demon: YES!

Need I say much more...BHO is moving under an unholy spirit, evidenced by the mass hysteria and the hypnotic manner in which he "whips" up excitement for really nothing of any substance. This has to be demonic, although there will many that totally disagree with my view.

 

It's the new thing.

I liken it to popular music. Look at a musician like Tony Rice, who no doubt has mastered his instrument, yet has to constantly tour, & release a record every few months so he can eat. And Britney Spears never has to work again in her life.

 

Until he repents of his unlimited slaughter of children he will not be able to woo evangelicals. And heaven help us if he can.

 

*Yawn* Only six in the morning, and I have to listen to THIS again. He's a polititian; I only expect him to come up with the best salesmanship of himself that he possibly can. Polititians have been this way for as long as I can remember.

Sopranette

 

And the "anti-Christ" is said be part-politician, part-Bible quoting.
Personally, I am very wary of charismatic personalities, Republican or Democratic.
The late Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines was a very charismatic person, and could whip crowds of any political color into a frenzy.
He ended up placing the Philippines under dictatorial rule.
Hitler, too, was charismatic.
I'm looking for statesmen, not politicians.

 

But this has happened time and time again with threads talking about Obama on this board. So he's not proficient in the Word of God. A lot of people aren't, and some of them do hold offices in this counrty. I have never seen a polititian get this much scrutiny for it, though. I can only imagine what kind of treatment an avowed Atheist would get. He's just doing what he's been doing all along; that is, trying to be everything to everybody.

love,

Sopranette
Edit: If God has it in His plans that His return is imminent, we will know of it when He decides to tell us.

 

An avowed atheist ?
That'll certainly be interesting.
All the more if he's a Republican.
Who knows ?

 

I agree. Who knows the future? We just have to wait and see, not make judgements on the guy before he does anything. But we can always watch closely.

love,

Sopranette

 

Well, we've had conservative Christians as political experts and now we have a political news commentator playing minister. Is Cal Thomas a theologian or even a pastor? Why should he judge someone's faith?

The really funny thing about this article is that president Bush said the same thing that Obama says here not once but twice for the record. (Obama thinks that “all people of faith — Christians, Jews, Muslims, animists, everyone — know the same God.) Does brother Cal condemn his president for that? I seriously doubt it.

 

Glad to hear your experitse on this

I am flattered...You must search [stalking me?] the posts for my comments...I am so happy to have you as a fan. True, you are not a supportive fan, but, you are none-the-less a fan in realm of critical acclaim; and I'll take a fan any way I can get them.

He may be a politician, but, you'd better be careful, your nonchalant [come-what-may] attitude is what the true anti-Christ is looking for from the church.

 

Sopranette makes a valid point, which I believe you have confused with a nonchalent attitude. Politicians have tried to be all things to all people long before Obama arrived on the scene and they will continue to do so long after he is gone. History can attest to this fact. As BaptistBeliever has aptly pointed out President Bush has said the same thing, yet no backlash. There is a hypersensitivity to Obama which as an avid student of political behavior I find mildly amusing and absurd.

 

It seems your self proclaimed studious observation is as biased as media matters and moveon.org. If you do not think that President Bush has had no one respond to or react to anything he has said in an exaggerated manner then you must be watching CNN only.

 

Sen Obama is a politician, pure and simple. He will say and do whatever it takes to get elected. He is neither the new-Christ or the anti-Christ. The excitement and fervour he stirs up he stirs up on both sides, for him and against him. Some are obsessed with how "good" he is and some are obsessed with how "bad" he is.

My take is that I oppose his candidacy strongly. He is pro-abortion. He has no concept of what to do in Iraq. His Robin Hood tax policy (which some on this very board support) is a disincentive to the very concept of free-market capitalism. Plus, he has told us nothing of substance on other issues.

I am neither in love with him, or afraid of him. He is just another liberal Democrat politician. "Politician" being the operative word here.

BTW, President Bush said the same thing about the roads to heaven in an ABC interview in October(?) 2004.

 

I don't recall anyone calling him the anti-Christ for his comments, do you? C4K aptly mentions the fervour on both sides regarding Obama. So, yes in my self-proclaimed studious observation there is a hypersensitivity surrounding his run that we have not witnessed in a long time. Do you deny that?

 

I've heard Bush called "Hitler", right here. I deny your assertion. Bush has been the target of more unfair attacks than any other one person. Obama has about 8 years of insults directed at him, to approach the amount of vitriol directed at Bush. He has deserved much criticism, but certainly you cannot deny out and out lies directed at him, from baptistboard members.

 

Meh...whatever. You're not worth the trouble, and I'm no fan of yours.

Sopranette

 

No Fan...But, In Christ...

You may not be a fan...but, in Christ, I still love you, even though we may not agree, we will share eternity with lots of people we don't like. That is such a humbling thought. It has to be the sense of humor that God has :laugh: . Can you see anyone turn down eternity because they detest someone else???

In Christ,

Pastor Paul :wavey:

 

Well, then, it's a good thing that Heaven is a very, very big place!

Sopranette