@suzianne saidIn essence I agree.
No. Are you slow today?
"Christian" politicians are not Christian. I've said this many times now, but you'd much rather twist what I say, like always.
You keep acting like you have no idea in the world what I'm talking about. Maybe you really don't. I do think you'd rather bad-mouth me than agree with me. You'd call me deluded if I said the sky was blue because that's what fits your narrative.
I think it would be helpful though if you explained why you take that position. What is it specifically about politicains that claim to be Christian that makes you say that they are not really so?
@suzianne saidOf course I know what you are talking about. You aren't saying anything that's difficult to understand. You have repeated different versions of it at various times this year: I think your partisan political vitriol is poisoning the assertions you make about the Christian faith of people with whom you disagree politically. To claim that Christians who vote in accordance with their conservative values "cannot possibly be followers of Jesus" is vituperative nonsense that makes you seem too much like your rhetorical counterparts on the right.
You keep acting like you have no idea in the world what I'm talking about. Maybe you really don't.
-Removed-Im sure that applies to the Jews. Almost the whole of the first 5 books of the bible is specifically for Israel. Furthermore Jesus and Paul counteracted the notion that the Law of Moses still applies. Christian religions like Seventh Day Adventists are in error to focus on the Law of Moses.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhat Dive mentioned is Judaism, not Christianity.
Crazy religion you're signed up to.