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 Leanna777 rated 9 months ago - I really dig Jesus, too! And I am sick of Republicans giving us messages like they did in the last election, "Vote for Bush or you are going to hell" and "God elected Bush". Well, if God truly did, we wouldn't be in the mess we are in now, Americans would be showing more lo...
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- allen-taylor rated 9 months ago
- You don't have to be a Bill O'Reilly Christian to love God.
- Kaempfer05 rated 9 months ago
- Christians growing discontent with a bloated and corrupt right-wing centralized authority and moving towards a more personal, comparatively liberal stance? This all sounds somewhat familiar...
- Leanna777 rated 9 months ago
- I really dig Jesus, too! And I am sick of Republicans giving us messages like they did in the last election, "Vote for Bush or you are going to hell" and "God elected Bush". Well, if God truly did, we wouldn't be in the mess we are in now, Americans would be showing more love toward each other, more youths would truly feel the love of their parents, and alot more of us would know that the love of money is the root of all evil. Jesus would love to hang around with the down and out, some gay people, a lonely disabled poor lady on SSI like me, the elderly, minorities, rich people, poor people, heck, even a few democrats. What he can't take is hypocrites! Like the government that is labeling all of it's citizens terrorists and treating them that way! That is giving to the well to do and middle class but ignoring the poorest of the poor who could really use a few extra bucks in their pocket. To buy some real food. For their disabled children that they took their SSI away from. But I forgive Bush 70 times 7 every day. I have to or I won't go to heaven, either.
- kyidmnmaiv rated 9 months ago
- who doesn't?
- AnnoyingMoose rated 9 months ago
- The real Christianity is returning...
- thadguy rated 9 months ago
- From the page: ""It's a dangerous term so I try to avoid it," said Miller, who considered giving up his career as a Christian writer and leaving the church in 2003 because he couldn't attend services without getting angry.
For him, the word conjured up conservative politics, suburban consumerism and an "insensitivity to people who aren't like us.""
- meghanelaine rated 9 months ago
- I feel the same way except I'm more Jewish than Christian.
- zurrealmonk rated 9 months ago
- If only more Christians were like this.
- Gorod rated 9 months ago
- Well, I'm no longer Christian but this guy speaks the truth for those who are.
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