19 Apr 15
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Originally posted by stellspalfieHillary has the potential to improve conditions for the average American, as put forward by her campaign theme. Whether her opponents or her baggage disables her from doing so remains to be seen. And last I checked, the world doesn't vote in American elections.
Suzianne, do you think Hillary Clinton as president will improve america? Do you think she will improve the world? (warning, traps and hidden agendas a plenty).
I'm over 35, should I be her running mate? 🙂
(Hillary may prefer Madame President, but I like Ms. President.)
(I promise to release a swimsuit issue of White House Illustrated.)
19 Apr 15
Originally posted by stellspalfieDoes the prospect of Hillary Clinton becoming the first women President of the USA touch your spiritual side?
Suzianne, do you think Hillary Clinton as president will improve america? Do you think she will improve the world? (warning, traps and hidden agendas a plenty).
19 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneI like the idea of that swimsuit issue. It sort of touches my spiritual side plus, however I don't think I could bring myself to vote for her. 😏
Hillary has the potential to improve conditions for the average American, as put forward by her campaign theme. Whether her opponents or her baggage disables her from doing so remains to be seen. And last I checked, the world doesn't vote in American elections.
I'm over 35, should I be her running mate? 🙂
(Hillary may prefer Madame Presi ...[text shortened]... s. President.)
(I promise to release a swimsuit issue of White House Illustrated.)
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19 Apr 15
Originally posted by Suzianneill get straight to the point. how do you rationalise your theory that things getting worse in america is a sign of the 'end times', with voting in an election, with the hope that it will improve america?
Hillary has the potential to improve conditions for the average American, as put forward by her campaign theme. Whether her opponents or her baggage disables her from doing so remains to be seen. And last I checked, the world doesn't vote in American elections.
I'm over 35, should I be her running mate? 🙂
(Hillary may prefer Madame Presi ...[text shortened]... s. President.)
(I promise to release a swimsuit issue of White House Illustrated.)
19 Apr 15
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Originally posted by stellspalfieWe have to do what we can, when we can, while we can still do it.
ill get straight to the point. how do you rationalise your theory that things getting worse in america is a sign of the 'end times', with voting in an election, with the hope that it will improve america?
If you were being told that your newborn child will die sometime before age 20, would you cease loving this child? Would you just not bother making this child's day-to-day existence as good as you can until then?
In the same way, if you think that Christians should just throw up their hands and say "Aww, to hell with it then" and not continue the work to help disadvantaged people, to feed the poor, to house the homeless, to bring God to the hopeless, to help the disabled find jobs, to help newlyweds afford their first home, to help veterans returning from war reintegrate into society, then you have a very twisted idea of what Christians are about.
It doesn't matter what we think about the future. We should still strive to help these people NOW, while we still can. And these things are a very real and very immediate way we can help improve America. You're gonna have to put me in jail to keep me from doing what I can to help whoever I can help. Improving the lives of Americans IS improving America.
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneBut when people need help, why does the word Christian have to come into it? Why not EVERYONE help, regardless of religion, political parties, etc.?
We have to do what we can, when we can, while we can still do it.
If you were being told that your newborn child will die sometime before age 20, would you cease loving this child? Would you just not bother making this child's day-to-day existence as good as you can until then?
In the same way, if you think that Christians should just throw up their ...[text shortened]... g what I can to help whoever I can help. Improving the lives of Americans IS improving America.
I gather you don't think atheists capable of being compassionate but Christians, just by the fact they are Christians, are by definition, compassionate. And other religions, therefore, are not. And atheists, never.
20 Apr 15
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Originally posted by sonhouseDo you think that maybe, just maybe, before you go off half-cocked, you could understand the question before you try to destroy the answer?
But when people need help, why does the word Christian have to come into it? Why not EVERYONE help, regardless of religion, political parties, etc.?
I gather you don't think atheists capable of being compassionate but Christians, just by the fact they are Christians, are by definition, compassionate. And other religions, therefore, are not. And atheists, never.
He was asking me, not atheists, not anyone of another religion, just me. And I happen to be a Christian. A Christian who believes in the Book of Revelation and its 'end times' prophecies. AND I don't think atheists, OR those of other religions are going to be believing in 'end times' in the first place. Is that good enough for you?
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneDoes that mean you cannot comment as to whether her winning would improve the world? It was you being asked in the OP, not the world.
I'm saying that the world shouldn't exactly expect it to improve the world. She's not running for World President.
And whether or not the world gets a vote, the world can certainly speculate as to whether or not the world is better off with certain individuals as president of the US.
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneI think what stellspalfie is saying is that you have claimed:
Improving the lives of Americans IS improving America.
1. America is declining, therefore the end times are nigh.
and now:
2. Hillary may win thus improving America, contradicting 1.
He is asking how you resolve the apparent contradiction.
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneThen don't vote for any Democrat for President this time. That is not going to improve America. Believe me.
We have to do what we can, when we can, while we can still do it.
If you were being told that your newborn child will die sometime before age 20, would you cease loving this child? Would you just not bother making this child's day-to-day existence as good as you can until then?
In the same way, if you think that Christians should just throw up their ...[text shortened]... g what I can to help whoever I can help. Improving the lives of Americans IS improving America.
20 Apr 15
Originally posted by SuzianneDo you believe the Antichrist will be a Muslim?
Do you think that maybe, just maybe, before you go off half-cocked, you could understand the question before you try to destroy the answer?
He was asking me, not atheists, not anyone of another religion, just me. And I happen to be a Christian. A Christian who believes in the Book of Revelation and its 'end times' prophecies. AND I don't think atheist ...[text shortened]... gions are going to be believing in 'end times' in the first place. Is that good enough for you?