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To: zencycler

Ted Cruz, the man who believes god wants him to be president”

The inference in the title is that there is something wrong with this. But someone please explain to me, how is that any different than a person who believes god wants him/her to be:

A teacher
A minister/priest/nun
A missionary
A doctor/nurse
A good father/mother/husband/wife
A virgin until marriage
A police officer/soldier/firefighter

... or any other attribute or profession to which one feels that they are called?


Did you read the article...it is not really a slam piece at all...The title is really not the main emphasis of why I posted this.

I personally pray for God’s will—or what I want to happen (if it is in line with the Word of GOd) that it will be because of God’s will or grace :)


109 posted on 04/09/2016 1:50:02 PM PDT by Freedom56v2 (Election is about Liberty versus Tyranny and National Sovereignty versus Globalism!!)
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To: bushwon

Did you read my reply? It was a comment on the title, not on the article.


116 posted on 04/09/2016 1:53:56 PM PDT by zencycler
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To: bushwon

Ted Cruz, the man who believes god wants him to be president”


I think the problem with the headline is the phrase “the man who”, and in particular “THE” man, as opposed to “A” man, seems to imply that this is unusual, and perhaps wrong. So some better headlines would be:

Ted Cruz believes god called him to be president.

Is Cruz right that god wants him to be president? Time will tell.

God called me to be our next president; Cruz.

Answering god’s call - that’s why Cruz says he’s running for President.


128 posted on 04/09/2016 2:04:15 PM PDT by zencycler
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