Jesus and Witches

For all that has been said and done, I have already cast my vote since it is a civic responsibility to do so. However, I also have to believe that God is still in control and for whatever his reasons are, will place in office who he wants there. Maybe Bush was put in office because he professed to be a Christian and Kerry didn't, even though Bush made major mistakes (I know that's an understatement) and yes, Bush did cheat in the voting process in Florida with his brother Jeb being governor, BUT...Bush messing up so badly is partially what has brought our country to this point where the candidates can't just run their mouths like in ALL past elections. The American people are calling for accountability on EVERY level and we're not just accepting any answer, we can't afford to!

I will pray for all you liberal Democrats...think of how easy it is to be a liberal Democrat. No morals, no values, no faith in Christ. It takes a "real" person to be a Christian Conservative, you work hard to live your life right, you strive daily to live more Christ-like, you stand up for your moral beliefs and values dispite all the "worldy" temptation that you liberals try to tempt others with. Anyone could be a liberal...how easy life would be. I prefer to be a leader, not a follower by "going with the flow." I am a Christian daughter, sister, wife, and mother and I am proud to say..."I go against the flow." Proud McCain/Palin supporter!

I am a liberal Christian and have never entered an Assembly of God Church- That said I do not think taking a section of a religious service and posting it on U tube is a real reflection of a service. I am not in agreement with the emphasis of this group's Christianity, however i do not think it wrong for Gov. Palin to be prayed over by ministers for God's guidance in her efforts as a political leader or in her campaign- and I find the secular review offensive. We want politicians to be less corrupt, but when someone tries to have a moral/spritual base we make fun of them. I think you need to stay out of people's spiritual lives and stick to the issues.

Just watched the interview with "Tito the Builder" , an American citizen from Columbia. He said the treatment of "Joe the Plumber" by the Obama campaign and the liberal media was what happens in Venezuela when citizens speak out. WOW! What does that tell you about Obama?/???? Tito said he is afraid of what the liberal media will do to him for speaking up for Joe the Plumber.

Why don't you left wing biased folks talk about the real weird stuff? How an African American who runs for president has attended a church for twenty years. A church ( and I use that word loosely) that hates white people and sees us as the oppressors and will not allow a white person to be a member because of their race. It is so obvious that you see down a one way street but racism goes both ways. You are so slanted


in your narrow thinking that it stinks. Yes, I attend a Bible believing church and sat next to Wynette last Sunday who happens to be black. All anyone with any sense has to do is read your bashing and they too will believe in witchcraft and mind control which is exactly what the mainstream media agenda is all about. Like it or not, there is a God and you one day will be judged for your persecution of anyone who mentions the name Jesus.
I would tell you to go to Hell but you already are well on your way. The American people are tired of
your slanted bias crap. What about the Muslim religion, Mohammed, or the Koran? The fact that death is a
suitable thing for anyone who does not buy in to it? I suggest you send your people back to school for History
lessons. Let's see. I forgot. It isn' taught anymore because it refers how this country was founded on
freedom of religion and faith in God. I guess I won't get a free subscription to Newsweek because of my view
but that is alright. I have found a cheaper toilet paper. It is called the New York Times

Why don't you do a 3 page story on Obama's affiliation with his radical friend Jeremiah Wright and the going's on at that church? I guess that would not be fair ? would it? Newsweek and the rest of the media is so in this guys back pocket , it is pathetic! You all make me sick! I don't personally care about there religious affiliations or what "radical" church they go to.None of us are perfect!

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In response to the comment posted by sheperd (did you mean shepherd? because if you did, you spelled it wrong), I agree that unwavering morals are admirable in one's personal life (although I'm not convinced that Sarah Palin has them--she did have someone fired for personal rather than professional reasons, which is a most immoral act). I would like to point out, however, that Christians do not have a monopoly on morality. Many Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Pagans, and yes, even Atheists, also hold very strong moral convictions. You might be surprised to learn that many of these moral convictions are the same as the ones you hold. Just about every religion forbids acts like killing and stealing (even most Atheists will agree on these points). Most uphold the family (even if they may define it differently than you) as a strong social and moral unit and encourage the faithful to treat everyone as they would like to be treated. Most religions encourage values like generosity and humility. Most can agree that greed and self-interest are a problem because our most selfish impulses tend to work against the greater good. What is dangerous about Sarah Palin is that she does not stop at upholding a moral standard that we can all agree on. She tried to ban books that she did not like, in spite of our Constitutionally guaranteed freedom of the press. She wants Creationism (i.e. the beliefs of her own religious faith) taught in public schools, to children who may not be from a Christian background. The founding fathers built separation of church and state into our Constitution because they recognized that there can be no true religious freedom for anyone unless the government is secular. The moment religion begins to be mandated, everyone's freedom to practice their own faith is compromised. Public school students who are not Christian have a right to not be Christian in this country (just as you have the right to be Christian), and they have the right to not be forced to study the creation myth of a religion to which they do not belong. While Christians may wish that everyone could achieve Christian salvation, they need to recognize that their own right to practice Christianity is protected by the same Constitutional provision that they are so actively and passionately fighting against. I repeat: your right to practice the sect of Christianity in which you believe is protected by the separation of church and state. In closing, you might be surprised to learn that many liberals DO read and believe in the Bible (I am one of them). The difference is that we ALSO read and believe in the Constitution. I humbly suggest that you take a brief break from thumping your Bible and go do the same. You might be surprised by what you find.

I don't care where she goes to church or what she believes or doesn't believe. I don't care if she hates witches or loves them. I don't care if she thinks abortion is morally wrong, I don't care if she thinks homosexuality is a sin, and I don't care if she thinks monkeys weren't our ancestors. I don't even care if she believes that the End is near.

What I care about is her assumption that the rest of us need to believe what she believes, and that those of who don't believe are not worthy of equal protection under the law, or have a right to privacy, and a right to our own beliefs.

What I care about is when her beliefs get in the way of my beliefs.

I care that she would appoint judges to the Supreme Court who would infringe on a woman's right to make choices about her own body, I care that she would even think about banning books, and I care that she thinks one religion - hers - is superior to anyone else's.

She can have her Jesus and witches, her bible prophesies, she can even have the Last Frontier.

I believe in fairness and separation of church and state.

So far, I haven't seen anything telling me that Sarah Palin shares my beliefs..