Re: Religion Thread: ...and suddenly, everyone's a theology scholar
Hellllooooooo? This wasn't directed to a political party. This isn't about politics. I was questioning Christian leaders not calling out someone who was behaving like an anti-Christ. Who cares if he was supposed to be elected or not? The man has behaved in an amoral way with the support of the 'Evangelical' Right religious leaders. Inexplicably they seem espouse the leadership of a man who behaves in a way that is directly opposite what they want to require of anyone else. The other religious leaders should have been howling in outrage. That has nothing to do with political party. It has to do with reminding people what is right and wrong.
The argument THe Religious Right makes that he'll forward their Right/fundie agenda is ridiculous. If they truly believe in Christianity they would be looking at what Christ's message was- it wasn't obsessing on abortion for one thing. He told us to feed the poor, care for the children and widows, etc.
People are getting sucked into partisan politics to the point they are losing the ability to realize an evil person or evil intent is evil, no matter what party they are from.
Originally posted by Timothy A
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The argument THe Religious Right makes that he'll forward their Right/fundie agenda is ridiculous. If they truly believe in Christianity they would be looking at what Christ's message was- it wasn't obsessing on abortion for one thing. He told us to feed the poor, care for the children and widows, etc.
People are getting sucked into partisan politics to the point they are losing the ability to realize an evil person or evil intent is evil, no matter what party they are from.
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