Killers for Christ
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Speaking of hypocrites . . .
‘Boys are curious': Meet the Duggar defenders using religion to excuse fondling your sleeping sisters
"This shouldn't even be in the news,” said Stephanie Truesdell in a Facebook comment. “Its not current. Its done, over, and he's been forgiven."
Do whatever you like. Just make sure to ask for forgiveness after it's all over.
‘Boys are curious': Meet the Duggar defenders using religion to excuse fondling your sleeping sisters
"This shouldn't even be in the news,” said Stephanie Truesdell in a Facebook comment. “Its not current. Its done, over, and he's been forgiven."
Do whatever you like. Just make sure to ask for forgiveness after it's all over.
Jesus was not a lefty. He was not a democrat. He did not advocate big government and that big government dictate everything everyone does.
If he did advocate for a tyrannical government, please post the verses.
In fact, he advocated the complete opposite. He was in opposition to the Pharisees and their laws.
True. He devoted his efforts to getting the 1%ers through the eye of a needle. Other than that, it was every man for himself. And he sure as heck didn't want anything to do with Romney's 47%ers. Right?
I didn't in anyway infer that at all.
Please post the verses in which he advocated for a tyrannical government.
After you post the verses where the left wants a tyrannical government.
I didn't know that the left has verses.
We probably have a different definition of a tyrannical government.
I imagine so. But to answer your question, perhaps a seed was planted with those pesky 10 commandments that he seemed to be so fond of.
However, I suppose he gave some mixed signals to keep everyone on their toes. For example, he cured the sick for free, possibly paving the way for the Affordable Care Act...
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You are really reaching. I think he had the below in mind.I imagine so. But to answer your question, perhaps a seed was planted with those pesky 10 commandments that he seemed to be so fond of.
But I suppose he gave some mixed signals to keep everyone on their toes. For example, he cured the sick for free, possibly paving the way for the Affordable Care Act...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Church_and_health_care
The Roman Catholic Church is the largest non-government provider of health care services in the world.[1] It has around 18,000 clinics, 16,000 homes for the elderly and those with special needs, and 5,500 hospitals, with 65 per cent of them located in developing countries.[2] In 2010, the Church's Pontifical Council for Pastoral Assistance to Health Care Workers said that the Church manages 26% of the world's health care facilities.[3] The Church's involvement in health care has ancient origins.
Todd, I hope you realize I was kidding. I don't believe in a deity. If Jesus walked this earth, then I believe he was probably a good man who meant well and had something a following. But that is the extent of it. And if I had to guess, for the sake of argument, I would guess he leaned left on social issues.