To: presently no screen name
Going to church doesnt make one a christian.I agree. Respectfully, I never intimated that it did. I certainly never suggested that Obama is a Christian. I don't know what's in his heart.
I was responding to the content of a mass email that said Obama had never been to church since he became President.
I pointed out that was not true. It's easily proven not to be true.
There's enough to dislike about this President without resorting those kind of misleading statements (I'm in a good mood today, so I didn't call them lies).
Emails with simplistic mistruths about the president aren't particularly helpful to anyone, except media sources who strive to demonstrate that anyone opposed to Obama is ignorant and makes up accusations.
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and take this reply in the spirit of good will in which it was written.
46 posted on
12/26/2010 12:10:05 PM PST by
Scoutmaster
(You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred.)
To: Scoutmaster
I don't know what's in his heart.
That's not your job to know. HOWEVER, I will know them by their fruits and I WILL CALL IT as I SEE IT and he's no Christian.
mass email that said Obama had never been to church since he became President.
What a mindless task, IMO. Him going to church is so not important to me and would never feel a need to defend that action or not.
I pointed out that was not true. It's easily proven not to be true.
Your priorities are amazing.
Emails with simplistic mistruths about the president aren't particularly helpful to anyone,
Are you the minister of truth? Having an atheist who is a Patriot would be an improvement. So weak - calling what you think are email mistruths about a guy who plans on restricting your freedom of the internet away. IMO, it screams of a co-dependent behavior ala 'It doesn't matter what they do to me, I'll always defend bad behavior'.
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and take this reply in the spirit of good will in which it was written.
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