Why Jesus would not vote for Barack Obama

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | July 19, 2006 | Jill Stanek

[unspun]

In February 2004, U.S. Senate candidate Barack Obama's wife, Michelle, sent a fund-raising letter with the "alarming news" that "right-wing politicians" had passed a law stopping doctors from stabbing half-born babies in the neck with scissors, suctioning out their brains and crushing their skulls.

[patriciaruth]

Series.

Google is controlled by lefties.

Look at what comes up at the top of a search request... the left point of view of most any subject.

Look at them kowtowing to Communist China and blocking internet access by Chinese to topics the Chinese communists don’t like.. like the Tenamin (sic) Square protests and what happened to the students who took part in them.

[napscoordinator]

So what you are saying is Jesus would not vote for himself??? Jesus is Obama according to published reports. /sarc.

[patriciaruth]

I think the Angel of Death was sent as payback for the time when Pharoah killed the baby boys of the Israelites, and also to let Pharoah know that God has total control of who lives and who dies and when.

But Heavenly Father is engaged in a long battle with Satan and his minions, and such battles have real casualties, some innocents, just like any war. All that happens is necessary for the salvation of as many souls as possible.

[dirtbiker]

Are you referring to the first passover, or are you referring to King Herod ordering all boys 2 and younger in and around Bethlehem to be killed (Matthew 2:16) shortly after Jesus's birth?

Jesus's Dad's henchmen killed a LOT of unholy and unrighteous people, and as I recall, Jesus's Dad even destroyed the entire world himself, except for a small family of believers and 2 of everything....

[taxesareforever]

I agree, however, He does allow the devil to roam about like a roaring lion, deceiving many.

[chickpundit]

“would jesus even believe in democracy?”

No, I don’t think democracy is God’s perfect plan. (It’s the best we’ve got right now, since God’s letting us make our own decisions in this imperfect, sinful world.) However, when Jesus establishes His Kingdom, there will be no democracy. He will be King of Kings and Lord of Lords. I look forward to a time of justice and true peace, with no pain or dying, so I’m perfectly glad with democracy being done away with at that time.

I don’t look to any politician to establish this Kingdom now, as no man can do this. Any man who looks like he’s claiming to try, I am very wary. I believe we have a responsibility to vote and make choices that protect human life as best we can, but I think it’s silly to surmise who Jesus would vote for. I don’t think the question in this article (for Christians) should be “Who would Jesus vote for”, but rather “What candidate best reflects my values and beliefs based on scriptures?”