SHOCKER! Obama Joining Oneness Apostolic church?

[rrford]

I typically stay out of political discussions but let me repeat a comment from a Fox news commentator a couple of days ago concerning some Town Hall meetings between McCain and Obama, which thus far Obama has been difficult about:

(And I paraphrase) "It is interesting that Obama has more conditions to meet with John McCain than he does the Prime Minister of Iran."

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

This post is the result of in-breeding ... reader beware of cheap forum theatrics and troll infestation.


¿Como?

So, you're admiting that you're going to vote for the Muslim terrorist?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Oneness Man

So, you're admiting that you're going to vote for the Muslim terrorist?

Haven't you heard the news, Mcfly???? ... Obama is an apostolic ... read thread title.

Originally Posted by rrford

I typically stay out of political discussions but let me repeat a comment from a Fox news commentator a couple of days ago concerning some Town Hall meetings between McCain and Obama, which thus far Obama has been difficult about:

(And I paraphrase) "It is interesting that Obama has more conditions to meet with John McCain than he does the Prime Minister of Iran."

It doesn't make sense.

[OnTheFritz]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

I'm voting this time around on who I believe will make for a better leader.

The last few presidents I've voted for haven't changed/affected Roe V. Wade ... nor do I envision it changing any time soon.

I really want to say something here, and I am not arguing a side or a point with this post. I promise you that we all have the same goal in mind. We all want the message of Jesus Christ to reach as many people as possible. We want less sin and more God. We all want zero abortions - I promise you that.

I think we just differ in how we think that will most likely get accomplished. If I thought having a Republican in the White House would help make that happen, I would vote for one no matter what. But, I don't think that is the case, and if anything, I think having someone who poorly represents us is worse than having someone who doesn't even fly the evangelical flag at all.

Change will come through God's impact in individual lives - not through national policy. I want someone that I think is a good leader. It is a decision that I want to make based on the person, not on their get-me-elected platforms. I'm not saying that person is Obama - I know all the candidates have their flaws, as we all do, but I don't think McCain should be the default choice just because of the party he is affiliated with.

While I think a theocracy might create a more comfortable place for us Christians to live, it does not necessarily further the work of God, in my opinion.

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

Haven't you heard the news, Mcfly???? ... Obama is an apostolic ... read thread title.

Obama is no more Apostolic than he is the President of the United States.

[SDG]

Originally Posted by DerrickS

I really want to say something here, and I am not arguing a side or a point with this post. I promise you that we all have the same goal in mind. We all want the message of Jesus Christ to reach as many people as possible. We want less sin and more God. We all want zero abortions - I promise you that.

I think we just differ in how we think that will most likely get accomplished. If I thought having a Republican in the White House would help make that happen, I would vote for one no matter what. But, I don't think that is the case, and if anything, I think having someone who poorly represents us is worse than having someone who doesn't even fly the evangelical flag at all.

Change will come through God's impact in individual lives - not through national policy. I want someone that I think is a good leader. It is a decision that I want to make based on the person, not on their get-me-elected platforms. I'm not saying that person is Obama - I know all the candidates have their flaws, as we all do, but I don't think McCain should be the default choice just because of the party he is affiliated with.

While I think a theocracy might create a more comfortable place for us Christians to live, it does not necessarily further the work of God, in my opinion.

Good points made ...

[Cindy]

There are other choices besides McCain and Obama.

Originally Posted by DerrickS

I really want to say something here, and I am not arguing a side or a point with this post. I promise you that we all have the same goal in mind. We all want the message of Jesus Christ to reach as many people as possible. We want less sin and more God. We all want zero abortions - I promise you that.

I think we just differ in how we think that will most likely get accomplished. If I thought having a Republican in the White House would help make that happen, I would vote for one no matter what. But, I don't think that is the case, and if anything, I think having someone who poorly represents us is worse than having someone who doesn't even fly the evangelical flag at all.

Change will come through God's impact in individual lives - not through national policy. I want someone that I think is a good leader. It is a decision that I want to make based on the person, not on their get-me-elected platforms. I'm not saying that person is Obama - I know all the candidates have their flaws, as we all do, but I don't think McCain should be the default choice just because of the party he is affiliated with.

While I think a theocracy might create a more comfortable place for us Christians to live, it does not necessarily further the work of God, in my opinion.

I would never vote for a Democrat because of all of their unrighteous ideas.

[Rico]

If ignorance was bliss, some of y'all around here would be slap happy.