[moyden]

"Democrats, by and large, believe that man is basically good, and that a change to his environment, etc. would bring out the best in him. As a result, they throw our dollars at any and every problem. We, on the other hand, know that man is rotten to the core, and requires different solutions to his problems. We believe that man needs, first of all, regeneration, and a new heart."

Agreed. We all sin. But then, most Christian groups teach this, do they not? Certainly the ones a I am familiar with do - Baptist, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, etc ...

[Jerry_M]

"Agreed. We all sin. But then, most Christian groups teach this, do they not? Certainly the ones a I am familiar with do - Baptist, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, etc ..."

You would be surprised to find that there are many churches that find it appalling that anyone would preach against sin. Most often these are mainline churches who have abandoned their foundational doctrines and replaced them with a humanistic relativism that states that there are no bad people, only bad decisions.

There is a need to remind people of the true message of Christianity, and of its impact upon our political institutions. If not FR, then where?