First off, my vote is MY vote, and I’ll vote however I want for whatever reasons I want. If I want to disqualify Newt Gingrich for being a serial adulterer, that’s my business.
Secondly, Mr. Prager may not being trying to justify or approve of adultery, but he’s certainly attempting to excuse it. Methinks that has something to do with him backing a serial adulterer for president. What fools the rest of us are for considering a person’s character when we vote!
Finally, we all sin. I’m a sinner. What’s important is whether or not one repents and tries not to repeat the same mistake. God forgives those who repent, but that doesn’t eliminate negative, worldly repercussions of sin. It also means all sins are not equal in this world. In other words, God may forgive you for cheating on your first two wives, but it may very well end up costing you a run for the presidency.
RE: God may forgive you for cheating on your first two wives, but it may very well end up costing you a run for the presidency.
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Just remember this -— David’s sin of murder and adultery did not end up costing him his leadership the same way it did his predecessor.
God has His own reasons for doing so. Therefore, it is possible that the adulterer might very well end up with the presidency ( I am not closing my mind to that possibility ).
Dennis has forever been preoccupied with sex and adultery. He’s had 3 wives. It must be a subject he has struggled with. He knows that a good person can stray.
Strong bold men often take decades to learn how to tame their libidos. These are sometimes the kind of men we have running for office. Adultery is not good but there are Many sins and no candidates who don’t sin in some way.
We can and have lived with leaders that have been unfaithful to their wi ES. to their wives