Posted on 02/18/2012 7:42:30 PM PST by tobyhill
Unless the quotes are taken out of context, he sounds as if he is saying that Obama’s motivation is what might be called green extremism. And it’s not really unreasonable to say that, for many on the left, tree hugging is a religion.
He doesn’t appear to be referring to the question of whether Obama is a Muslim. He is, according to Muslim belief. Moreover, there is no evidence that Obama ever was baptized.
But what Santorum is pointing to is that Obama seems to be a true believer in all sorts of leftist fantasies, which are destructive to the citizens he is supposed to be helping.
Allahu Akbar!
Liberation “theology” is not Christian, it is a Marxist ideology packaged as “Christian.” Add an Islamic element, and you have Barry Hussein’s brand of “Christianity” - which does not bow before the Creator, but rather expects all to bow before the “benevolent” Barry Hussein himself.
FReepmail “Antoninus” to be added or removed.
Good stuff, Rick. Keep it up.
Apparently other people in states with upcoming elections do not agree with you. Look at the polling. GO RICK!!!
I knew the MSM would get their panties in a wad over this. Now, Santorum’s campaign will be off message again.
Btw, I agree with Rick, and was really ticked off when Obama used the national prayer breakfast as an opportunity to twist Christianity to support his leftist ideology. Obama’s religion is liberalism and I really doubt he worships anyone but himself. Still, this is not an argument Santorum can win, imo. Not with the MSM lying to protect Obama.
Mr. Obama took “to whom much is given, much shall be required,” completely out of context, and he took Jesus’ words about being spiritually ready for the second coming and twisted them into meaning that we owe his cronies more of our hard-earned money.
This government is not showing good stewardship of our taxes.
Mr. Santorum should have called him a blasphemer.
Rick is correct. The theology Obama goes by is NOT the one written in the Bible, unless Jeremiah Wright has been doing some writing of his own lately.
If Santorum's comments do cause some left-leaning Christians to reconsider their support of Obama, then great. But I agree with an earlier poster that this can also get the campaign off-message, and personally I don't think making this election into a theological battle is a good idea.
If Santorum is implying the Bastard in Chief is a Muslim, he’s right.
“In the Christian church there are a lot of different stripes of Christianity. . . . I’m just saying he’s imposing his values on the church and I think that’s wrong,” he said.
It’s also unconstitutional. Rick should say that, as that is much more important to me than his personal opinion.
Black Liberation theolgy or if you prefer
BLT
“Black Liberation Theology” isn’t Christianity in any real sense.
I don’t know, but I doubt that Obama thinks that the Bible is any more the word of God than is the Koran. Or that either is.
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