Rick Perry IMHO is no Godless RINO...How would Jesus Christ handle Illegal immigration, I suppose how he handled strangers in the *Bible* He would proably teach them the skills they could take back to there own land and make there nation one of godly success...
As far as Texas..
One of the best economies in the USA.
Tax friendly state
No state taxes..
Tough on Crime..No nonsense when it comes to the Death Penalty
GOD-loving state.
Rick Perry has my vote!
He is not ashamed of the *GOSPEL* and invoked the name of Jesus Christ with no hesitation at the *RESPONSE*
Prayed for the USA
Prayed for our Troops
Prayed for rain..
BTW: Did you know a couple days later...TEXAS GOT RAIN!
Praise GOD!
GO GOV. PERRY! We need you in the White House!
Perry is a politician and, as such, he is probably better than a lot of them and far better than the one in office at the moment—no doubt.
But, he has his flaws as does everyone. I just argue on the points of the Constitution—and Christianity—I don’t know what truly is in Perry’s heart—power tends to corrupt though and politicians say what is expedient to which ever group they are addressing.
We are supposed to be a nation ruled by Law (not man) and when you don’t apply laws equally (illegals) you are getting people killed and favoring some over others....it leads to chaos in the end—or tyranny, and it rewards evil behavior (illegality) which will always create more of it. BTW, Jesus would never condone breaking the laws of Caesar.
Jesus did believe in Just Law—there is nothing unjust about our immigration laws. Mexico is the corrupt hellhole. The Pope even condemned the government of Mexico and the evil of their system which separated families. Our government should have put an end to this illegal activity years ago so Mexico would maybe have been cleaned up in the 60’s, instead of completely being taken over by cartels. You don’t encourage evil acts, ever!!!
That is just common sense.
Some of the most pagan people I know advocate the name of Jesus—and they have lesbian pastors. Just saying words do not make one a Christian—it is the actions consistent with the Bible. His advocation of NY laws acknowledging immorality concerns me deeply—it is anathema to Christianity and also to the philosophy of the Founders which the Constitution is based on—”Right Reason according to Nature”. That statement of his was very troubling to me. I think Just Law is crucial to our nation—and homosexual marriage makes a farce of that concept and destroys logic and reason and Natural Law Theory (teleological design by God). No Christian can ever be for homosexual marriage, anymore than they could be for child rape.
I just don’t trust Perry because of what he said, that is inconsistent with Christianity and with the philosophy of Rule of Law. I can not see what is in his heart, and can not say if he truly believes in Christianity. True, sometimes he says the right words—but words never mean anything....it is actions. Just remember Clinton carrying that huge bible smiling on Sunday, as he just had finished with Monica. Politicians are what they are (Machiavelli), and some are so much better than others.