[daniel1212]

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[RegulatorCountry]

I know we're converting them around here. Quite a few Iglesia Bautista Churches have sprung up. Of course, there's never been a large Catholic presence here, so it's admittedly easier to make Baptists out of them.

[daniel1212]

PING

[tflabo]

This is how we can win over Latinos to conservatism. As they are won over to true christianity and Jesus then their eyes are open to the dangers and evils of liberalism. Win their hearts and their votes will follow.

[ansel12]

I would also like to see American Catholics who are conservative, acknowledge Catholic voting, try to examine Catholic voting, and come up with some movement, a revolution, to change it.

[Clintonfatigued]

Hispanic Evangelican Protestants were once a negligable part of the American population, but not anymore. Florida has a growing number of them.

[smvoice]

This is a wonderful story! Have you ever just pondered the simplicity that is in Christ? Say,you're on a deserted island and you come across a Bible. You read it, believe it, and know your salvation is complete in the finished work of Christ. You learn what God says, period.

Then you're rescued and come back to civilization. You decide to find like-minded people to share your faith and fellowship with. You begin to search churches. The first one you go into is Catholic. THink about that. Everything you have read and believed on regarding God, salvation, EVERYTHING you have read and believed in God's Word is absent. There is nothing that you have learned in God's Word that is present in that church. What a blowing of one's mind that would be. From THIS to THAT in one opening of a door.