Voter's Guide for Serious Christians, Catholics

cbn ^ | David Brody

[flyfree]

http://www.caaction.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1

[Jeff Head]

Based on the five suggestions from the Guide, the choice is overwhelmingly and abundantly clear:

[CitizenUSA]

I am highly suspicious of any Christian who would vote for Obama. I suppose ignorance could be used as an excuse, but Christians aren’t supposed to take their personal actions (such as voting for evil) lightly.

It is quite clear to me that the Democrats are the party of evil. How do they get their power? They get it by appeals to greed and envy, and they promise to steal from one group to give to another. That is theft.

[frogjerk]

I've see quite a few threads about something for Christians AND Catholics.

Enough with the back-handed insulting of Catholics please.

[Frank Sheed]

http://www.fathercorapi.com/election.aspx

It might interest you to know what a Roman Catholic theologian and priest (one speaking for many Bishops as well) has to say on this election. I’d say he makes a rather strong case, don’t you think?

Frank

Note: 30 minutes on YouTube in three segments

[frogjerk]

Father Corapi is excellent. I have his Catechism DVD collection.

Has his health improved?

[Frank Sheed]

Check his three YouTubes and see. He is well enough to give an amazing sermon!

http://download.streamingmediahosting.com/santacruzmedia/Election_Alert.mp3

Audio if you prefer

[frogjerk]

Listen to this homily, after the readings, from Fr. Pablo Straub about life. I watched this the other day and had to hear it again. One of the best I've heard in a long time. God Bless Fr. Straub!

http://www.ewtn.com/vondemand/audio/resolve.asp?audiofile=th_10272008.mp3

[frogjerk]

listening now, thanks!

[flyfree]

There are 2 guides. One for Catholics, quoting the Magistarium and another for Christians who would not really care what the Magistarium has to say.

[frogjerk]

There are 2 guides. One for Catholics, quoting the Magistarium and another for Christians who would not really care what the Magistarium has to say.

Thanks for the clarification. Excuse my shooting from the hip, if you will.

[mware]

five non negotiable issues for Catholics.

1. Abortion

2. Euthanasia.

3. Embryonic Stem Cell Research.

4. Human Cloning.

5. Same sex marriage.

[pray4liberty]

John Hagee, preaching a series on "Vote the Bible" has called for all of the disciples of Christ in all denominations, to stick together. We are salt and light, it's time we started acting like it, and voting like it.

When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn. Proverbs 29:2

How can the righteous get in authority if the righteous won't vote?

Pray and vote for the soul of our nation.

[Marysecretary]

I may have lost a good friend because I questioned how he, as a born again Christian, knowing Obama’s pro-choice proclivities, could vote for him. He was insulted. Well, I’ll be more than insulted and so will he, when our Muslim-pretending to be-Christian gets voted in. God help us.

[Marysecretary]

It’s not backhanded. There are many Christians who are NOT Catholics.

[Marysecretary]

But it boggles my mind to know that many Catholics/Christians will still vote for this man. I can’t believe it.

[Marysecretary]

But it boggles my mind to know that many Catholics/Christians will still vote for this man. I can’t believe it.

[Judith Anne]

Practicing observant Catholics will not vote for Obama due to his stance on abortion, partial birth abortion, embryonic stem cell research, euthanasia, and the born alive infant protection act. CINOs will vote for Obama, such as Nancy Pelosi, Rudy Giuliani, Ted Kennedy. Very few of them around here.

In fact, I’d be interested to know the FR screen name of any Catholic who will state that he/she is voting for Obama, because I don’t know of one.

[frogjerk]

otherway around