That's what I've noticed about leftist arguments. They all have that little flaw. I had an acquaintance who was a New Ager. He was busily telling me that God wasn't a "being" or anything and that reality/morality was what I created in my own mind and that all roads lead to Heaven, so I asked him, "If all that is true, and I create my own reality, how could I possibly be wrong?" His eyes rolled back in his head, at that point, and he changed the subject.

They all claim this...objectivity...that really isn't there.

That's what I've noticed about leftist arguments. They all have that little flaw. I had an acquaintance who was a New Ager. He was busily telling me that God wasn't a "being" or anything and that reality/morality was what I created in my own mind and that all roads lead to Heaven, so I asked him, "If all that is true, and I create my own reality, how could I possibly be wrong?" His eyes rolled back in his head, at that point, and he changed the subject.

They all claim this...objectivity...that really isn't there.

There's some truth to what she is saying. There are Christians in both parties. A lot of them on the Democratic side are Roman Catholic where on the Republican side you have more evangelists. But what really stands out for those on the right are the atheists on the left and what really stands out for those on the left are the the right-wing evangelists that use religion to advance their political ends. It won't matter which view you look at, a person of faith will automatically point to the Godless in the opposite party and to the faithful in their own party.

But talk is cheap... Actions say a lot more and in the last 20 years it's pretty clear that the actions taken by the right are far less Christian than the actions taken on the left. Democrats tend to support actions that help the underprivileged for instance... something Christ encouraged us to do. Meanwhile, on the right, so-called Christians will attack those actions and say it's the wrong thing to do and that it's not what Christ meant, but they will not take any action themselves. They will feebly point to charity... which is always such a convenient excuse. Or they will judge the underprivileged as unworthy of help, which is about as far from Christ as you can get without singing your ass on the fires of Hell. Jesus told us to help others not judge others.

Personally, I find the current Republican Party immoral as hell and their self-proclaimed "faith" is like graffiti and piss across the image of Christ. I often compare it to their Muslim counterparts, the right-wing extremists like ISIS that try to define their faith to suit their political ends. Not all Republicans are like this I recognize that, but like I said... going by the political track record of the party itself... I see no evidence of Christian morals.

You somehow have confused Catholicism with the Mafia, there has never been a Jesuit army and Vito Corleone didn't found the order, Ignatius de Loyola did. Admittedly he was a Spanish Soldier who became a Priest. The Jesuits are noted Scholars, Explorers and Teachers. Their Order has founded many Colleges and Universities, Among them St. Xavier in Cincinnati Ohio and St. Thomas in Scranton Pa. They are formidable debaters and logicians and if they can be faulted it might be because they resemble lawyers too closely.

I have attended four Catholic Universities and have learned a good deal of the history of various orders. However, I will bow to your superior knowledge of what "you have always known". It is known as invincible ignorance.