Personally, for a long time, I’ve believed that the primary problem lies with the willingness to compromise of Christians, not so much with the general voting public.
I firmly believe that if Christians would get back to first principles and stop compromising those principles things would change virtually overnight for the better.
True. If Christians would have voted as Christians, we would not have a BHO as president. Many Christians of color voted according to skin tone and ignored warnings.
Yes, that’s true to a large degree. I think though that it’s because Christians are just people like anyone else they have needs, fears, and they will go along to get along, just like the majority of the population.
“Sheeple” might be a bit harsh, but it fits.
Most people I have gotten to know personally over many years pretty much vote their pocketbook.
They believe the media baloney about democrats in that they care about people and will take care of their needs, and they never see it as dependency. They see it as a right.
Over the last 100 years, the people have been made soft and dependent on both political parties but mostly created and led by democrats, and that has now grown to the tipping point where it’s unsustainable.
In human history, this is nothing new.
It’s happened several times before and ends with the fall of the civilization. A new one is built on the rubble and tries to remember how it all went bad, but the memories do not last.
No, it’s not just Christian reluctance to stand on principle..
Our revolution with the British was fought and won with less than a third of the able bodied men and most of them deserted General Washington when it got hard.
We are lucky we even won..
I am a man of faith, but I don’t worship or attend Church. So I don’t speak for Christians, I defend them.
The oath I took long ago when I enlisted is still valid, as far as I am concerned.
To defend against all enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC.