Joel Demos for Congress - Page 2

DAII · #11 08-12-2010, 12:22 AM

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Political radical?

Absolute extremist radical who mixes Christianity and politics in a dangerous way ....

In his spiritualizing of politics there is no room for dissenting opinion ... no real Christian can be a Democrat or vote for Barak Obama.

I'm glad they have audio of some his sermons accessible to the general voting public...

http://minnesotaindependent.com/5753...is-on-the-rise

http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/news/20...d-times-coming

OilCityCajun · #12 08-12-2010, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by DAII

...In his spiritualizing of politics there is no room for dissenting opinion ... no real Christian can be a Democrat ...

Anyone older than 9 knows that the Democrat Party are staunch supporters of abortion and homosexuality. How can any real Christian align themselves with any organization which upholds sin as a core value? If that position makes one a religious and political radical, I'm radically happy to be radically saved.

DAII · #13 08-12-2010, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by OilCityCajun

Anyone older than 9 knows that the Democrat Party are staunch supporters of abortion and homosexuality. How can any real Christian align themselves with any organization which upholds sin as a core value? If that position makes one a religious and political radical, I'm radically happy to be radically saved.

Republicans = Christian values

DAII · #14 08-12-2010, 01:04 AM

Hoping google spiders will hit this thread hard ...

You want to hear and read the intolerant hate rhetoric Joel Demos is capable of ....

http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.p...id=29652868773

If Joel had his way .... we'd all live under ultra-con Apostolic sharia law ....

One isn't even qualified to speak about abortion if you don't have a baby under Joeline logic.

He isn't fit to serve.

OilCityCajun · #15 08-12-2010, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by DAII

Republicans = Christian values

indeed. I'm not a Republican, either. I believe, religiously and politically, in such Christian values as personal responsibility, family values, fiscal responsibility, secure borders, and freedom.

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...You want to hear and read the intolerant hate rhetoric Joel Demos is capable of ....

What does Ms. Gaudet have to do with Mr. Demos' "hate speech"?

DAII · #16 08-12-2010, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by OilCityCajun

indeed. I'm not a Republican, either. I believe, religiously and politically, in such Christian values as personal responsibility, family values, fiscal responsibility, secure borders, and freedom.

What does Ms. Gaudet have to do with Mr. Demos' "hate speech"?

Secure borders, against the illegal alien, now a Christian value .....

Ms. Gaudet has everything to do with being my wife ... while Demos would have American women in ankle length skirts, probably pantyhose too , no makeup and no jewelry ... and may impose laying their hair on those who dare go on the dole ....if he had his Republican, Apostolic Pentecostal way. He's the other side of the spectrum of those he rants about. If his voting constituents knew he doesn't even view most of Christianity as saved.

You may want to read the comments, junior. All 90 of them ... but methinks you might canonize him when you're done.

OilCityCajun · #17 08-12-2010, 01:21 AM

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Secure borders, against the illegal alien, now a Christian value .....

Since you are too spiritual to understand the analogy, I'll explain it. Spiritually speaking, "secure borders" refers to the moral fences one erects to keep out sin and weights. AKA holiness standards.

DAII · #18 08-12-2010, 01:24 AM

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Since you are too spiritual to understand the analogy, I'll explain it. Spiritually speaking, "secure borders" refers to the moral fences one erects to keep out sin and weights. AKA holiness standards.

I'm very keen to the fences and boundaries theology you possess OilCan. Although shepherds and even farmers of biblical times have no understanding of "fences"... but Pharisees did. They had over 2000 fences.

For some the Holy Spirit will never be enough.

OilCityCajun · #19 08-12-2010, 01:36 AM

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You may want to read the comments, junior.

I don't see any comments, Gramps. Apparently, I havent permission to access that portion of her page. By the way, to be old enough to call a 36 year old "Junior" you have to be pretty darned old! Isnt Mrs. Gaudet a little young for you?

OilCityCajun · #20 08-12-2010, 01:38 AM

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I'm very keen to the fences and boundaries theology you possess OilCan. Although shepherds and even farmers of biblical times have no understanding of "fences"...

Is that right? I think you need to do a little more research on the agricultural practices in Christ's day. When he said "I am the door" he was referring to the common practice of shepherds laying across the entrance to the flock's enclosure at night so that nothing threatening can get to them without alerting him.