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Sep 16, 2014 11:15:08   #
Brian Devon wrote:
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I am hardly a Marxist. I don't even personally know any. I have never believed the government should own the means of production nor have Soviet style 5 year economic blueprints.

Free enterprise works well in regard to most things. I just prefer limiting the predatory behavior of the businesses that would put profits over the value of human life. This means more of a European Social Democratic model than a Soviet model or one of 19th century laissez-faire capitalism, where workers worked 16 hour days in hellish conditions, for a wage that could not support a livable life.

I would vastly prefer to be stranded on an island with someone like Martin Luther King or Senator Warren than be with the likes of the Koch brothers, or Joseph Stalin.
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You don't have to know any murders to be one either. You values are not based on who you know but rather on your actions and beliefs. Next, your historical references are a few generations out of date. Lastly, I will fight for your rights to achieve your dreams. If I could help you achieve the one you expressed above, I would gladly do it (might consider taking some of your friends with you just so you will have some company).
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Sep 16, 2014 11:04:19   #
no propaganda please wrote:
You have a religion you just don't know it. From your posts it appears that you believe that government is the be all and end all, and the most important part of life. That being the case, your true religion is Marxist socialism


Amen, brother!!!!
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Sep 16, 2014 10:56:38   #
skott wrote:
Jefferson was quite clear that freedom of religion also has to be freedom from religion. If you are talking about Christian students making fun of and starting fights with non Christian students, then you are right. That resembles the inquisition.
At the school where I teach, Christian students meet at the flagpole every morning to pray where they can be seen. The bible calls this false prayer. I refuse to participate. That doesn't mean that I do not pray.


Why do we always ascribe nefarious motives to actions we don't agree with? They may be meeting at the flag pole because it is a convenient place to meet as they get to school. It may also be symbolic of their love of country hand in hand with their love of God.
As for Jefferson's opinion, they did not all agree on everything when writing the constitution. If they had all agreed with him it would have been so presented in the document. Let's not try to add something that is not there.
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Sep 16, 2014 09:48:15   #
no propaganda please wrote:
A great explanation of the full picture. God started out with two simple rules, then enhanced them and explained them further. He didn't change them, or reverse them. I don't think the moral relativists can or intend to understand that. It is easier to just say rules change do to situational ethics, and your morals are no better than Ted Bundy's or Jeffry Dahmer's, all morals are relative, so do what ever you want, it's all the same.


The real problem in religion today is that we have "something-for-nothing" religion lead by the "faith only" doctrine. Nobody is required to make any commitment to anything to "be saved". We need to be reminded that the devils and demons knew who and what Christ was but it didn't save them. Like in any other situation talk is cheap and it is even cheaper when the talker hasn't studied enough to have any idea what they are talking about. Like Paul told Timothy, "Study to show yourself approved..." Those teaching this doctrine will answer for the soles they lead astray.
If you showed your spouse the same love and attention that you give to Christ and His church, how long would you stay married?
Now tie this back to my original premise about politics. It is easy to see why those believing that God will give them eternal salvation for no effort on their part will expect the government to support them the same way. I suggest reading 2 Thessalonians 3; 10 - 12.
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Sep 16, 2014 02:27:07   #
skott wrote:
Adam and Eve only had one rule. Later there were the Ten commandments, then the laws of Moses. Then Jesus changed things up. Whats right and wrong changes even in the bible.



What was right has always been right and wrong has always been wrong. What changed was how God communicated His will to mankind. From A and E to Moses communication was thru the patriarch of each family. From Moses to the death of Christ it was thru the Law of Moses. That law was fulfilled by the death, burial and resurrection of Christ and we now live in the Christian era where God communicated with us thru the scriptures (New Testament).For a better understanding of this I suggest you read my book. Check out my profile here.
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Sep 15, 2014 22:17:33   #
Thanks for all of your comments. I am impressed that there is this interest in this subject. Please click on my profile and click the link to me web site.
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Sep 15, 2014 22:14:05   #
For Brian You might be better off if you worried about God first and the constitution second.
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Sep 15, 2014 22:12:01   #
My computer did that!!LOL It's ok though, we have a lot of the good ones of those also.
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Sep 15, 2014 22:09:06   #
I am a writer, not a speller but thanks for the point. I had that same problem all the way thru my book. You would think that as many times as I had to go back and correct it I would have learned. LOL
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Sep 15, 2014 10:50:38   #
The present mess that we find our country in is directly linked to our loss of the principals that the nation was established and built on. It's not that God is punishing us but rather that we treat each other differently. When we replace love with hate, generosity with selfishness, and turn our backs on the basic social building block - the family - it should be no surprise that we will descend into anarchy. Our nation was built on freedom "of" religion, not freedom "from" religion. If we want to correct our problems we must return to our roots.
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