- Wed, Sep 01, 2004
- Christian Life, Culture and Worldview
Biblical and Ethical Issues That Have Bearing on This Election
This letter was written in the Fall of 2004 regarding the upcoming November election.
This letter was written in the Fall of 2004 regarding the upcoming November election.
What you say doesn’t only apply to terrorists, but to abortionists, homosexual activists, persecutors, rapists, serial killers and everyone else who has an agenda that dishonors God and violates his Word. We should certainly pray for everyone’s repentance.
But thanks be to God, all who repent of their sin and follow Jesus Christ will someday be in the “land of the LIVING”!
Biblical Christianity is fundamentally a relationship with Christ, not a religion about Christ.
What would make a twenty-one-year-old, single Massachusetts girl want to travel half-way around the world to live in a society that had no knowledge of God?
If we do not press back against that which is evil, and if we do not lovingly and compassionately confront the darkness with the truth, we (our marriages, families and children) will be preyed upon by the very evil that we were meant to conquer.
The question is not asked too often as candidates crisscross America, but it most often is asked in Oregon, the leader in physician assisted suicide.
Both Clinton and Obama were asked their position on the issue while campaigning in Oregon over the past couple of weeks.
Both waffled.
It’s not surprising that they would, because while Oregon voters approved the law, other states have not. Yet.
Both candidates are pro-abortion, but what about assisted suicide?
Their answers are not surprising but are rather revealing.
The Eugene Register Guard published an interview with Clinton covering a wide range of topics ...
Happiness is the attainment that the world is eagerly in search of. But the believer in Christ is its only possessor.
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