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To: true believer forever

No it is NOT Messianic to say that God has called you to do something..... In my own Life I have used that phrase. And yes I am a Christian. This is one of the dumbest things you have ever said. When a person is called to do something, who are you to say it cannot be true or must be delusional.

Newt is erratic. I remember well his time in Congress ( not just as speaker).

Your venom speaks volumes and tells me much more about you than about the one you support. Nice try. Have an angst filled day


117 posted on 02/24/2012 8:33:00 AM PST by Nifster
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To: Nifster

It sounds like my post got under your skin a little... maybe you should read it again...

To say God has called me as a way to validate or as an endorsement of a political candidacy is way out of bonds, and if you can’t see that, I doubt anyone could help you see it...

and for the sake of accuracy,
here’s what I said:”Does telling your followers, “God called me to run,” qualify as Messianic to you? It does to me.”

I didn’t say it was inaccurate or delusional, I said it qualified as messianic... If Santorum wants to proclaim that God, indeed, has called him to run, what does that say about the people opposed to him - that they are against God’s will? this is a very murky place where no politician needs to go, ever.

It is the manner by which despots are born. You need to think a little... this is exactly what Barack did in 2008... he was the hope and change the world was waiting for... and it’s happening again, on the republican side, your response is proof of that..

You have a wonderful day...


118 posted on 02/24/2012 8:56:51 AM PST by true believer forever (Save the Irish Setters - Vote Newt!)
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