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March 10, 2014 01:05 PM UTC
14 Comments
Jason, I disagree. I'm sick of reporters bringing it up or voters bringing it up or candidates bringing it up. I hate that we often vote for someone because of their superstitious beliefs
Yes but if I know somebody thinks it's God's will that they win then I know for sure not to vote for the moron.
it's a low-priority subject, for sure, but it seems to come up nowadays mostly randomly.
As if the "devine" cares who is elected. Some of these religious dogmas just don't make any sense. It has always been my understanding that Christianity has to do with betterment of individual souls, not government.
Oops, divine. I'm a very poor speller.
Tanc' as the Buddha ???
Oh, you know that's just gotta' piss off the happy, tubby guy . . .
Actually Jason, I take it the opposite way — Tanc's serenity over his fate is just a setup for when he goes down in the inevitable flames — it's the "It's God's Will" excuse for yet another half-assed campaign with little substance behind it.
Davie, as God is his witness, you know Tancredo will put 100 % of his effort into half assing it all the way through this election. Thats a guarantee.
So why is Tancredo defyin god's will by running?
Mocking people of faith. That will win the votes!
I, personally, have faith that the people of Colorado will utilize their free will to pick someone who isn't trying to swing the election by using God's name for their own gain.
http://www.christianpost.com/news/mark-driscoll-warns-against-4-ways-we-take-gods-name-in-vain-105597/
That is also known as taking God's name in vain. I found this at a very conservative Christian site. The article make's some good points, if you are Christian, but it does uses Obama as an example. What I think the article more clearly indicates is that Pat Robertson is definitely not going to heaven, or anyone else who trades on the Lord's name for any sort of personal gain. It doesn't look good for almost all of the gop. And an article in the Atlantic reports that Southern Baptists are beginning to rediscover their belief in separation of church and state. Big oops.
Yes – I was just trying to tweak n3b.
Tancredo's view is very Calvinist. God knows, it's in his hands, and all we can do is go along with it and work hard. He's not claiming that victory will be his, unlike some on the religious right who come right out and claim God's endorsement. One of the more reasoned responses I've seen Tancredo give, to give credit where credit is due.
My wife often says, "God doesn't give a shit about politics."