God is powerful enough to do whatever he wants. But the question remains unanswered IF he is doing so or if this is all ‘hopeful’ thinking on the ABOers part.
When one has to rationalize their vote for a liberal abortion/homo supporting liar by using God to do it, they should perhaps rethink their position.
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How ought one to exercise the political privilege we know as the vote is the issue here. Assumptions that this vote amounts to heartfelt blessing of the candidate voted for are going unchallenged.
When one has to rationalize their vote for a liberal abortion/homo supporting liar by using God to do it, they should perhaps rethink their position.
Thank you for your answer. I have no problem with questions about God's plan going unanswered, I trust Him to know that His plan is correct whatever it is. All I can do as a Christian is read the Bible, pray that He aligns my will to His, and try to discern the path He wants me to follow.
Doing so tells me that all men but Jesus are imperfect so all elections will be a choice between lesser evils. We are told to render to Ceaser what is his, so we are not to deliberately oppose a government simply because it is not Christian. We are also instructed to invest our talents wisely for the most profit for our Master. I do so by always voting for the candidates that I believe are mostly likely to lessen evil in our world.
Regarding "using God" to rationalize my vote, I try to follow God's wishes in ALL that I do. I will keep praying about it, though, and will continue to pray that Romney sees the truth and is saved.
“When one has to rationalize their vote for a liberal abortion/homo supporting liar by using God to do it, they should perhaps rethink their position.”
I’m always on your side, Norm, ‘cause you are right.