Should we Christians call down fire on our enemies? Michael Brown on post-election fights: 'We seem to be moved by malice more than by mercy'

World Net Daily ^ | 11/23/2020 | Michael Brown

[SauronOfMordor]

Those who regard me as their property, to be used in furtherance of their agenda of total power, are my enemies.

I will regard it as my duty to do what I can to reduce their power over me an those I love.

[sitetest]

“Our party is the party of God; the other is the party of the devil.”

No.

Our “party” s a party of sinful humans, many of whom seek the face of God, and seek to do His Will, and be on HIS side, not He on ours. Others, who call themselves out friends, who are grifters, or worse.

Their party murders babies. They ARE of the devil.

In the current war (and anyone who doesn’t think that they are warring against us is an idiot), we are being injured. To ask God to vindicate the truth and expose the fraud, and thus bring the on-going injury to an end is appropriate. To ask further that they be held accountable for their frauds is appropriate.

Their punishments may be visited by mercy, since if any of us received the full measure of punishment we deserve, we would be destroyed, but their guilt must be established for justice’ sake.

And, for the protection of society, the fraudsters must be forever barred from any participations in the deliberations of society, even down to the right to vote.

[bert]

Malice toward sworn enemies is good and proper.

Malice toward sworn enemies is the necessary motivator toward extermination of mortal enemies.

Those who forswear malice will be eaten by lions on the arena floor

[AmericanMermaid]

Answering you a little late, but...yes, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family:D