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To: BelegStrongbow
How will doing anything that elects an avid supporter of even further murderous bloodshed be anything other than unintended complicity in the bloodletting. I will not immanentize the eschaton. I will vote for McCain and be on record as having stood against the complete socialization of America.

Our job as Christians is to give glory and honor to God. Any "knowledge" that we may possess only comes to us through the fear of the Lord.

God's word has made it extremely clear that we are not to support the evil shedding of innocent blood - no matter whether the person has an "R" or a "D" after their name.

My family will be voting for God-fearing Christian men this November in as many areas as we can. Men like: Bob Schaeffer for U.S. Senate in Colorado, Mike Coffman for the 6th Congressional District, Mark Scheffel for the 4th State Senate District, etc.

God has not given us a Presidential candidate that abides by His word, therefore we cannot support any of them.

Remember, God is in control - not you - not I. Our job as Christian voters is to cast our votes to His glory.
105 posted on 08/26/2008 8:53:59 PM PDT by politicket (If it defaults, call it something else and sell more of it.)
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To: politicket

I ask you to remember that God works through us. Recall the man trapped on his roof by the flood who refused the boats and even the helicopter because ‘God was going to save him’ and thus drowned, having totally missed the help that God had in fact sent.

You do not know God’s purposes nor the fullness of His wisdom and providence. You cannot be sure that He is unable to work through John McCain to effect His will. I cannot be sure He cannot do so through Barack Obama.

Now, I am clear about the ethics of embryonic cell research. It is callously using the remains of children already killed in abortion. This is truly unconscionable. So we never stop saying so (and we hope people like Hannity, who have every reason to take this postion, start saying so). We work to sway the man who has the real chance to defeat the far inferior and far more dangerous competitor. How is this not a proactive, pro-life strategy? Do we supinely assume that what John McCain says today is his permanent belief and will permanently anchor his policy decisions? I will not do so.

I will do what I can to protect every innocent life and to convince others to do the same, especially those who can act to end the current murderous legal standard in the cases.


112 posted on 08/26/2008 9:03:55 PM PDT by BelegStrongbow (what part of 'mias gunaikos andra' do Episcopalians not understand?)
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