Again, am I speaking in a foreign language here? Is there a general problem with reading comprehension? I understand my choices. I have made mine.
Funny how we as conservatives love talking about God, but when it comes down to a hard, unpopular decision, suddenly standing with Him becomes “naive”, a “fantasy.” That’s very interesting to me.
You’re free to align yourself with an abortionist-homosexual lover. Don’t try to tell me I must,
>Funny how we as conservatives love talking about God, but when it comes down to a hard, unpopular decision, suddenly standing with Him becomes “naive”, a “fantasy.” That’s very interesting to me.
I notice this point reflected in “law” and, to be honest, it disturbs me. Hell, it doesn’t have to be Faith-based, just “unpopular.”
Something like, say, obeying the state constitution. I’ve lived in two states and both have clear, unambiguous language regarding firearms... which is then completely ignored at the statute level. (I’ve written about it, a bit.)
In terms of the spiritual, I think it is very telling. As states, and as the Union, we are not interested in truth and therefore logical consistency, at any level.
I do respect your right to act as your conscience dictates. I am not telling you how to vote, I am trying to convince you and others of like mind that by not voting, you have also made a choice for President. (like in law, acts of commission and omission) Not voting is an act of omission that allows a far worse result to happen.
I am not aligning myself with anyone. As for me, I do not want Obama to remain in office. He is a Muslim, according to some people he is a homosexual (or bisexual), the biggest supporter of infanticide when he was health/welfare chairman in the Illinois legislature, a socialist/communist, probably an illegal alien, a usurper, not a natural born citizen so not eligible to be President, and corrupt. As far as I know, Romney is none of these things (except some would say not a Christian). For me, not voting for Romney is the exactly the same as casting a vote for Obama. Therefore, I will vote for Romney, who BTW was my absolute last choice out of the field of Republicans.
When do we become part of the world instead of just in the world? Each Christian has to answer that for himself. Maybe Romney is just further judgment on our nation from God which we mightily deserve IMHO.
I don't know why I haven't thought of it before now, but reading your post suddenly reminded me of all those Conservative Christians who signed the Manhatten Declaration -A Call for Christian Conscience who are now endorsing Romney for President. So far as I know Jim Robinson is the only national leader who stuck to his guns.