Great article for GOP Christians. It's about time someone criticized the Fuhrer for his anti-christian message!
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Did God vote Republican? You'd think so if you listen to some of the evangelical supporters of George Bush.
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But Republicans have no monopoly on religion or on faith. And Republican policies often seem divorced from the teachings of the Bible. The Bible tells us we will be measured by how we treat the least of these. But under this president, poverty -- including childhood poverty -- is up. Poor children grow with inadequate nutrition, no health insurance, no preschool. Bush's policies of top-end tax cuts and cuts in support for the poor only make things worse.
Jesus was born in a manger, not in a mansion. He had a manger-up view of the world, not a mansion-down view. Jesus taught that a rich man was as likely to get into the kingdom as a camel through the eye of a needle. This was not exactly a widespread sentiment at the Republican convention.
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Finally, Jesus was a man of peace. He came as the Messiah when people were expecting and praying for a mighty warrior who would deliver them from their oppressors. Instead, God brought them a baby in the manger. Jesus taught the power of love, hope and charity -- not of weapons. He delivered them by sacrificing himself that they may be free. His teachings are far removed from George Bush's "war of choice" in Iraq, the euphemism used to describe an aggressive war on a country that posed no threat to us.
The pope has harshly criticized a war that the U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan has called illegal.
http://www.suntimes.com/output/jesse/cst-edt-jesse09.html