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Baptist: Giuliani won't get our votes
News and Observer ^ | 3/22/07 | Yonat Shimron

Posted on 03/22/2007 4:24:28 PM PDT by pissant

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To: HitmanLV

How about 2 1/2?


221 posted on 03/22/2007 6:49:07 PM PDT by Victoria Delsoul (If you think the world's dangerous, and you need a tough guy... that's me [Rudy] --Newt Gingrich)
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To: TommyDale

;-) back, LOL.


222 posted on 03/22/2007 6:49:46 PM PDT by Victoria Delsoul (If you think the world's dangerous, and you need a tough guy... that's me [Rudy] --Newt Gingrich)
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To: Victoria Delsoul

Hahaha! Well, one way to find out! ;-)


223 posted on 03/22/2007 6:51:49 PM PDT by HitmanLV ("If at first you don't succeed, keep on sucking until you do suck seed." - Jerry 'Curly' Howard)
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To: All
If either Duncan Hunter or Fred Thompson win the GOP nomination, we will have a Conservative in the White House.

Rudy who?

224 posted on 03/22/2007 6:56:26 PM PDT by free_life
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To: free_life

What wins the White House is a "free" health care program, "free" college and, depending on how bad the mortgage thing gets, a free bail out for homeowners.

Any of those jive with a conservative platform?


225 posted on 03/22/2007 6:58:37 PM PDT by durasell (!)
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To: ladyinred

Thanks, LIR!


226 posted on 03/22/2007 7:10:08 PM PDT by ReleaseTheHounds ("Salvation is not free")
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To: pissant
If I remember this is how we ended up with bill clinton. Now guess we will end up with HRC.
227 posted on 03/22/2007 7:14:40 PM PDT by sam I am
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To: sam I am

Nah, Rudy aint gonna get the nomination.


228 posted on 03/22/2007 7:15:21 PM PDT by pissant (http://www.gohunter08.com/)
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To: durasell
Uh, the last time we dealt with the whole slave issue it turned into kind of a mess. So, let's not go there again.

Yeah, better to leave them as slaves. Or just grant them 3/5 personhood.

Maybe men should have settled for giving women half a vote when they did the suffrage thing.

Pols are like anyone else, they want to keep their jobs.

That's the problem. "Soldiers are like everyone else. They don't want to risk their lives."

229 posted on 03/22/2007 7:20:23 PM PDT by Terriergal ("I am ashamed that women are so simple To offer war where they should kneel for peace," Shakespeare)
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To: oceanview
Roe was not a constitutional decision - there is no right to abortion in the constitution. there is also no constitutional prohibition on abortion. if the voters, through their elected represenatives, want it - they can have it. even before Roe, abortion was legal in many states.

Substitute slavery for abortion and at one time it would have been a true statement also.

230 posted on 03/22/2007 7:21:28 PM PDT by Terriergal ("I am ashamed that women are so simple To offer war where they should kneel for peace," Shakespeare)
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To: pissant
Not saying that he should but for Christians not to vote is crazy. Yes, I am saved by the Blood of Jesus. Pray about who to vote for but don't stay home VOTE.
231 posted on 03/22/2007 7:22:09 PM PDT by sam I am
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To: oceanview
Roe was not a constitutional decision - there is no right to abortion in the constitution. there is also no constitutional prohibition on abortion.

BTW -- just that sticky part about not depriving another of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. ya know, that kind of tends to put a crimp in people's style.

232 posted on 03/22/2007 7:22:14 PM PDT by Terriergal ("I am ashamed that women are so simple To offer war where they should kneel for peace," Shakespeare)
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To: pissant

No doubt Hildabeast will be glad to hear that..........


233 posted on 03/22/2007 7:22:32 PM PDT by skateman (Bush good, demonrats bad.)
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To: HitmanLV
I am pro life, but I can see how someone can think abortion isn't murder, for example. Ancient jewish law, for example, treated the fetus differently than a fully born human being. If someone harmed and destroyed the viability of a fetus, he had to pay restitution. If someone kills a human being, it was a criminal matter.

You're comparing apples to apples. The incidents you describe in scripture are for accidental death of the fetus. (e.g. two men fighting and they bump into a woman)

Regardless, ancient Jewish law also had a lot of stuff added to it that was not really approved by God's latest living Word, Jesus Christ. He called them 'traditions of men' -- ancient Jewish law also allowed for divorce all the while Jesus said "God hates divorce" and Moses conceded and allowed it because of the hardness of their hearts. So your point is moot. God also says to Jeremiah "before you were formed in the womb, I knew you." and in Psalm 139 it vividly describes God's intimate knowledge of a human being before he was born. What are we to make of that?

So shall we fine/demand restitution of abortionists since ancient Jewish law prescribed such for damage/death of a an unborn child? ...For of such is the Kingdom of God.

234 posted on 03/22/2007 7:27:23 PM PDT by Terriergal ("I am ashamed that women are so simple To offer war where they should kneel for peace," Shakespeare)
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To: pissant
Bush will be judged by 3 things for history.

He'll also be judged by his Supreme Court justices, so far so good.

235 posted on 03/22/2007 7:31:20 PM PDT by NeoCaveman (the earth has a fever, I'm totally cereal - Al "Manbearpig" Gore Jr.)
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To: Terriergal

hence the thirteenth amendment.


236 posted on 03/22/2007 7:32:22 PM PDT by oceanview
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To: TommyDale

Apparently the term is latae sententiae excommunication.

http://www.catholicplanet.com/articles/article78.htm

Promoting Abortion

Those Catholics who publicly announce their denial that abortion is always gravely immoral, or who publicly promote abortion, or who publicly argue in favor of legalized abortion, also commit a mortal sin and also incur a sentence of automatic excommunication.

This sentence of excommunication applies to Catholics who are politicians, as well as to those Catholics who are political commentators, or public speakers, or who write or otherwise publicly communicate their erroneous view that abortion can be morally-acceptable or that abortion should be legal. This sentence of excommunication also certainly applies to those Catholics who claim to be theologians or Biblical scholars, but who believe or teach that abortion is not always gravely immoral.

Those Catholics who promote abortion are automatically excommunicated for two reasons. First, they have fallen into the sin of heresy by believing that abortion is not always gravely immoral (canons 751 and 1364). Second, these Catholics are providing substantial assistance for women to obtain abortions by influencing public policy to make abortions legal, and to keep abortions legal, and to broaden access to abortion. Those who provide such substantial assistance commit a mortal sin and incur a sentence of automatic excommunication (canon 1398).


237 posted on 03/22/2007 7:34:09 PM PDT by Politicalmom (Thompson/Watts in 2008!! Fear the Fred!!)
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To: pissant; traditional1
"And I'll put up Hunters credibility any day of the week over what is or is not needed by the armed forces."

Some questions that I don't believe have been asked of Hunter yet concern the scandalous conditions that wounded soldiers have in the past, and continue to be subjected to at military health facilities in the US. Did he know about it? When did he know about it? And what did he do about it?
238 posted on 03/22/2007 7:34:54 PM PDT by Gop1040
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To: PhoenixFire
I suppose it was so that I could be subjected to clever grade school comebacks by loving Christians for daring to suggest that many of the Founding Fathers of our Country and many of the greatest leaders of the Western world were not up to their lofty standards when it came to personal morality or theological conformity.

Ah well you should probably go find some of those then.

I'm here because i enjoy clever grade school comebacks from Christian bashers like yourself. Thank you for blessing me today! *by the way, if you were familiar with Scripture, you'd realize that God fearing people are rarely 'nice' according to the rest of the world. "Nice" is for moderates and other wimps who don't know what they believe.

Personally, I'd vote for a whiskey-swilling, foul-mouthed, agnostic like Winston Churchill over some squeaky-clean choir boy any day.

God helps those who help themselves.

Is that in the Bible? Actually, God helps those who realize they cannot help themselves (just ask AA). He Even helps whiskey-swilling foul-mouthed sinners on occasion, and overlooks smooth talking charlatans who have everyone else by the nose.

Remember that Churchill was writing little more than a decade after the Mahdi uprising in the Sudan, which led to the death of Gen. Gordon in Khartoum. The 1898 Kitchener expedition to retake the Sudan was in retaliation for that disaster. Churchill as you know was part of that expedition, fought at Omdurman and then wrote about it. The Mahdi was the bin Laden of his time.

Churchill was immersed in English and Western civilization, although he was not an observant Christian. I think he considered himself agnostic, but he wasn’t hostile at all to Christianity like Gibbon.

Again, one's propensity for or against drink or one's coarseness of speech is not enough criteria on which to judge a vote. You have once again pulled out your fallacious arguments to give yourself the illusion of having made a point.

239 posted on 03/22/2007 7:36:32 PM PDT by Terriergal ("I am ashamed that women are so simple To offer war where they should kneel for peace," Shakespeare)
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To: TommyDale

"Run Rudy and risk it all. Run someone who can unite the party, and we have a chance."

WHO?


240 posted on 03/22/2007 7:36:36 PM PDT by Gop1040
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