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Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.
No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
No tenet of the Chrisdtian faith involves forcing others to give to the needy or that your personal moral requirement to do so can be met through your taxes paid to the state.No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
Why do atheist liberals pretend to think people should follow Jesus?
Uhhh... sure.Mississippi is one red state. Their GPD is 45% federal welfare. I suspect it has something to do with subsidies going to big AG businesses (the ones who don't need it) instead of it going to small farmers. Republican's aren't against welfare, they are just against it going to those that need it.Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.
No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
Why do atheist liberals pretend to think people should follow Jesus?
Are you serious? First of all, why do you people think those who are not religious are atheists? And why do you assume we do not know anything abut Christianity? That is in most cases incorrect. Most of us were born and raised as Christians. I certainly was. I was baptised. I went to Sunday school and church. I'm not the least bit ignorant about Christianity.
And most importantly, people who call themselves Christians and who self identify as Christians are supposed to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. Duh. Anyone who would think otherwise is not playing with a full deck.
No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
Why do atheist liberals pretend to think people should follow Jesus?
Uhhh... sure.Mississippi is one red state. Their GPD is 45% federal welfare. I suspect it has something to do with subsidies going to big AG businesses (the ones who don't need it) instead of it going to small farmers. Republican's aren't against welfare, they are just against it going to those that need it.Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.
Maybe you can now explain how your response has anything to do with what I said.
I know exactly what I said.Really? You have no idea of what you said?Uhhh... sure.Mississippi is one red state. Their GPD is 45% federal welfare. I suspect it has something to do with subsidies going to big AG businesses (the ones who don't need it) instead of it going to small farmers. Republican's aren't against welfare, they are just against it going to those that need it.
Maybe you can now explain how your response has anything to do with what I said.
I know exactly what I said.Really? You have no idea of what you said?Uhhh... sure.
Maybe you can now explain how your response has anything to do with what I said.
I asked you to explain how what YOU said has any relevance to it.
If you can, that is. I suspect you cannot.
IOW you had nothing of value to respond with and so instead offered up a red herring.I'm just letting you know where some of the federal funds are going.I know exactly what I said.Really? You have no idea of what you said?
I asked you to explain how what YOU said has any relevance to it.
If you can, that is. I suspect you cannot.
IOW you had nothing of value to respond with and so instead offered up a red herring.I'm just letting you know where some of the federal funds are going.I know exactly what I said.
I asked you to explain how what YOU said has any relevance to it.
If you can, that is. I suspect you cannot.
I accept your concession of the point.
Yes. Two unrelated issues. Just like I said.Well, you said that the left wants to justify the welfare state, and I'm just pointing out that Red States are sucking off the Government teat.IOW you had nothing of value to respond with and so instead offered up a red herring.I'm just letting you know where some of the federal funds are going.
I accept your concession of the point.
Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.
Jesus transcends politics. You can no more authoritatively cite His support for one federal policy than you can for another. Trying to shoehorn Him into your narrow little definition of what's right is simply wrong and ultimately fruitless. He is no more a liberal than He is a conservative, because He is not about politics and doesn't command the state to do anything. Quite simply, He doesn't really care if the US government taxes one person more than another person or accepts more immigrants from one country than from another. He simply expects His followers to obey His commandments, not demand the government to do it for them.
Funny, that I don't recall anyone who said He was.That's not true, just trying to show the rightwing misguided Christians that Jesus wasn't a Tea Partier.Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.
Show me the tenet of the Christian faith that says we can ignore the needy, or that we should revolt against the government, or that we should coddle the rich and condemn the poor?No tenet of the Chrisdtian faith involves forcing others to give to the needy or that your personal moral requirement to do so can be met through your taxes paid to the state.No one is justifying anything. But it is time for a reality check as far as so called Christians following Jesus but not knowing or caring what he was all about.
You, don't know what you are talking about. Jesus doesn't care how we take care of the poor and less fortunate, He just cares that we as his followers, do. And, he certainly spoke against showing bias toward the rich and against the poor.And so, your response, and the topic, is abject nonsense.
Funny, that I don't recall anyone who said He was.That's not true, just trying to show the rightwing misguided Christians that Jesus wasn't a Tea Partier.Interesting that the left wants to justify the welfare state through Jesus.
It's almost as if they've never heard of the 1st amendment.