Is obama even concerned about finding a church?? (McCain, voted, California)

[ditchlights]

[quote=that1guy;11026282]

Originally Posted by ditchlights

NO youd shouldn't vote on religion. They should vote based on policy. Plus, what clinched the election was more due to the waning power and popularity of the Republican party.

So again, who really cares? Seeing how many more pressing issues there are, this seems trivial.

A persons stance on a policy is usually dictated by their religious and/or moral beliefs. It has been that way since the inception of our constitution. Did you vote Democrat because of the waning popularity of the Republican party, or because your belief structure guided your decision making process?

[that1guy]

Originally Posted by pommysmommy

Of course not but I am entitled to my opinion and my God can judge me on judgment day. I stand firm in my statement.

So your opinion is fundementally flawed then. Since you do not know his religion and you can't know his level of religiousity...how can you "stand firm" in your statement?

It seems illogical to me...

[Jill61]

Originally Posted by pommysmommy

I will say it again with Christian confidence. This man has no business in the House of God.

Proverbs chapter 19

25 Arrogance should be punished, so that people who don't know any better can learn a lesson. If you are wise, you will learn when you are corrected.

You are no Christian.

[pommysmommy]

Originally Posted by that1guy

So your opinion is fundementally flawed then. Since you do not know his religion and you can't know his level of religiousity...how can you "stand firm" in your statement?

It seems illogical to me...

So what?

[pommysmommy]

Originally Posted by Jill61

Proverbs chapter 19

25 Arrogance should be punished, so that people who don't know any better can learn a lesson. If you are wise, you will learn when you are corrected.

You are no Christian.

Excuse me if I don't care that you declare me to be a non Christian.

[Jill61]

I'm sure President Obama feels likewise about your worthless opinion.

[that1guy]

Originally Posted by pommysmommy

So what?

So it means that you can't stand firm in such an sweeping, strong opinion simply because you don't like him.

Your opinion loses credibility when you have no proof whatsoever. You don't have proof to back up your assertion. So that's pretty bad.

[pommysmommy]

Originally Posted by Jill61

I'm sure President Obama feels likewise about your worthless opinion.

Lucky me! I couldn't care less what Obama might think of me.

[TheCaliforniaBear]

Originally Posted by citizenkane2

It's been 9 months.........he ran his campaign saying he was a Christian.

He snubbed the national day of prayer.....but made time for the Gay and Lesbian Dinner.

Haven't seen him go near a church since he's been in office.


Then he has the nerve to call on "religious leaders" to call his health plan a "moral imperative".


He seems to only use church for his political ends. To get elected and then to get bills passed.

Obama is probably not really a Christian. He seems like far too sharp of an individual to really believe in Christianity.

But in the USA, being a non-Christian = political failure. So they all must act as though they are Christian just to avoid political suicide.

[pommysmommy]

Originally Posted by that1guy

So it means that you can't stand firm in such an sweeping, strong opinion simply because you don't like him.

Your opinion loses credibility when you have no proof whatsoever. You don't have proof to back up your assertion. So that's pretty bad.

It breaks my heart that you don't believe me. Not really.