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1 posted on
07/12/2024 12:09:29 PM PDT by
OneVike
To: OneVike
You can bring your religion into politics, but you shouldn’t bring your politics into religion.
To: OneVike
Only black racism..abortion..transgender children and gayness mix with politics.
3 posted on
07/12/2024 12:12:19 PM PDT by
Leep
(Leftardism strikes 1 in )
To: OneVike
Politics IS religion for those who don't believe in God.
"The first effect of not believing in God is to believe in anything..."
- Emile Cammaerts, The Laughing Prophet: The Seven Virtues and G.K. Chesterton
To: OneVike
The spiritual drives the natural.
Either the Spirit of the Lord drives this nation or the spirit of antichrist. Depends on the spiritual state of the people and those in power.
Lately it’s been the spirt of antichrist (the engine of the Left) running the show.
5 posted on
07/12/2024 12:13:49 PM PDT by
Jim W N
(MAGA by restoring the Gospel of the Grace of Christ (Jude 3) and our Free Constitutional Republic!)
To: OneVike
To a leftist, politics *is* their religion.
To a Muslim, religion is their politics.
The two religions of peace.
6 posted on
07/12/2024 12:14:28 PM PDT by
Salman
(It's not a slippery slope if it was part of the program all along. )
To: OneVike
When politics invades religion the way the LGBTQ movement became political and then invaded religion, then yes.
7 posted on
07/12/2024 12:14:34 PM PDT by
RoosterRedux
(It's funny that the harder I work, the luckier I get.)
To: OneVike
There will be no talk of politics at religious functions.
= = =
But can there be talk of persecution at religious functions?
8 posted on
07/12/2024 12:16:23 PM PDT by
Scrambler Bob
(Running Rampant, and not endorsing nonsense; My pronoun is EXIT. And I am generally full of /S)
To: OneVike
The better question to ask is “Can politics ever be separated from religion?” The short answer is “Never.”
13 posted on
07/12/2024 12:28:40 PM PDT by
wildcard_redneck
(He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither.)
To: OneVike
WWJD? As far as we know, Jesus never said one word about politics. I don’t know for sure, but I’m guessing it was because he knew that down through time, politics would be all over the map; occasionally good, mostly rotten, but certainly extremely varied, according to time and situation. He did warn us of the last days, but then, that encompasses every human condition, not just political. Down through the ages, Christians have lived through all kinds of evil political systems, which, of course, Jesus knew would happen. Knowing that, he still taught the two great commandments -— love the Lord with all your heart, all your soul, and all your mind; and love your neighbor as yourself.
To: OneVike
Libtardism is their religion
23 posted on
07/12/2024 2:05:58 PM PDT by
NWFree
(Somebody has to say it 🤪)
To: OneVike
For those interested, I suggest a visit to the website of the Lutheran Center For Religious Liberty (LCMS) headed up by The Rev. Dr. Greg Seltz, the voice emeritus of The Lutheran Hour. The Center is doing great work in Washington, D.C., addressing issues where religion and politics intersect.
24 posted on
07/12/2024 2:24:47 PM PDT by
WriteRight
(WriteRight)
To: OneVike
“Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” --- John Adams
I'm not religious, but Adams' observation is worth considering.
26 posted on
07/12/2024 6:00:20 PM PDT by
Hiddigeigei
("Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish," said Dionysus - Euripides)
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