Comments on: Top 10 Barack Obama Supporters

By: Jo

Jo — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 02:40:42 +0000

Ryan is here because he was interested in the article. Maybe God did call him to this website for a reason. Maybe the reason is to tell you all that you do need to look beyond your encased little worlds and find out what is truly going on in the real world. Evolution is a fact, but the Bible is not. The Bible was written by scores of authors. So some things may be true and some things may not. Since we can’t PROVE this, we can only have our own thoughts and theories about the Bible. I am not religious, but was interested in the article. That is why I am here now. You Christians act like if we are not Christians we should not be on this site at all. That would be judgemental, something “Christians” aren’t supposed to be. Contradictory to your teachings, isn’t it? By all means be a Christian, but please be tolerant of others. I think Jesus would be.

By: truthis2share45

truthis2share45 — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 14:11:03 +0000

Ryan the works of the flesh are these “anger” outburst! So you see Ryan per scripture which you mock you prove it true. Regardless of your objection to its truth-your an example by your words and actions of its truth. So your proud to be a product of evilution. Which is to say you came from nothing-no life-no design just random. So according to your “theory” why do most evilutionist support the condeming of potential life forms in the belly of a mother to be. Since you believe life came from a cesspool. That’s the hypocrisy of evilution-beleive in ALL things science that exclude God. Because to acknowledge a baby being knitted in the womb is to admit a designer. You can vehemently decrie Jesus Christ til your last God given breath but you will indeed see with your own God given eyes, he is the “missing link” as ALL things were created through him. May He grant you repentance to set you free from the blinded path of “so called science”

By: Julie

Julie — Tue, 19 May 2009 18:28:08 +0000

In response to Ryan for his opinion on may 6, 2009: If you think our multitude is so stupid, then what are you doing on a Christian website? Are you curious? You do know that the Lord Jesus loves you and is speaking to you. He is Ryan. Just give up the anger and rage and accept His love.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 06 May 2009 23:19:41 +0000

I am disgusted by this article, and by the user comments that followed. American Christians have to be the most idiotic people in the world.

The author if this article needs a history lesson. The United States was NOT founded as a Christian nation. The founding fathers were NOT Christians. How many of you have critically read the journals and writings of Thomas Jefferson? NONE of you, and until you do, stop running around complaining that “This nation is going in the opposite direction that the Founding Fathers intended”.

Thomas Jefferson did not believe in god, and opposed Christianity. So all of you that take pride in the myth that the US was founded as a Christian nation, don’t even know the history of your own country. And this national pride that you express isn’t even compatible with the teachings of your own Jesus Christ. Christ greatly opposes national pride, how all of you have managed to overlook this is mind baffling to me. I know more about your stupid religion than you do.

And for all of you that don’t “believe” in Evolution, I’ve got news for you, it’s real, it’s happening and it is scientific proof. SCIENTIFIC PROOF! Man evolved from a lower species, accept it. But what really gets under my skin is that all of you that oppose evolution, know absolutely nothing about it. So how could you know if it was wrong? Are all of you superior biologist? NO! The first mistake you make is claiming that evolution states that everything happens by “chance”. No evolutionist has EVER claimed that ANYTHING in evolution happened by chance. It is a long and careful process of Natural Selection, which is something completely different to “chance”. So why don’t some of you read a book about evolution and stop ignorantly opposing it because it doesn’t go along with your 2000 year old, outdated, inaccurate Bible (which doesn’t explain anything).

All of you owe your lives to Science, not “God”.

And I don’t even want to get started on all of the idiots who say that they won’t vote for Obama because “Obama sounds like Osama” or because Obama’s middle name is “Hussein”. IT’S JUST A NAME!!! You people are unique, a real phenomenon of humanity, because you have to be the stupidest people alive.

God does not exist, religion is the enemy of progress and Christians are idiots.

Thank you.

By: Andy

Andy — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 18:49:31 +0000

Let’s not forget that all of this is in the bible because it has to happen.I am saying this because based on comments i have just read some of you are talking like we can or could have stopped it from happening.I think the focus here shoudl be keeping our eyes on Jesus and let what has to happen just happen.

By: Robert Martin

Robert Martin — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 03:04:44 +0000

America has become a pagan, hedonistic society. The Bible shows us we get the “kings” leaders we deserve. Why?
!. Sexual perversions of all types are not only tolerated and flaunted but they’re celebrated and protected by law.

2. Government-run public schools ban anything to do with God but openly welcomes the occult, paganism, Witchcraft, etc.

3. Government-run schools perpetuate the lie that God does not exist and they continue to mock Him by suggesting everything came from nothing by mere chance. EVOLUTION

4. We have 24 hour a day sin, immorality, wickedness, and filth pour into our homes via radio, television, magazines, and the internet.

5. 40+ Million babies have been brutally and viciously dismembered in their mother’s womb since 1973 with the consent and protection of our government (and sometimes with the blessings of the “church”).

6. And all of this is happening while the men in charge of shepherding and protecting the flock have sold their souls for money and popularity and have indoctrinated millions of people with their pop-psych, self-help, narcissistic, social, health, wealth, and prosperity false gospels. Their indoctrination is so deep and has been so successful that inoculated false converts wouldn’t know the true Gospel if they were hit in the face with it, and many times they’re actually hostile to it–all the while believing themselves to be saved.

Imagine that??!!

By: John Thomas

John Thomas — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 20:48:05 +0000

Barack Obama is one million times the leader than George Bush ever tried to be. I am a Christian and I believe the next four years will be a relief from the past 8 nighmare years…

By: Marc

Marc — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:02:50 +0000

Hopefully, all of you prayed prior to your commenting on this topic, for I did. For, I seek him first in all that I do. If you didn’t, then you really should have.
I will start off by saying, the hardest thing to change is the human mind. And many of you already have your minds made up. Rest easy, I have no intentions of trying to change your minds.
Growing up in a non-denominational “Christian” church, I assumed when the word Christian was used, it meant ALL people who accepted Christ as their personal Lord and Savior and followed the teachings of Jesus Christ . Having said that I agree with Robert saying, “Christians are supposed to be intolerant….of sin! We love people, but we hate sin…” But, Robert it is impossible to separate the two; people and sin. Sin doesn’t commit itself, people commit the sin. When you think in term of “Black and White” and no “Gray” you forget much of America. The “Gray” folks may not be at the “believe ALL the Bible…or none of it” phase in their walk with God, but hopefully they are working on it. We are all at different places within our walk with God. This man is definitely working on his walk. God bless him and be with him as he governs our country. Remember to pray for your leaders.

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 17:21:41 +0000

The election is history. What will history have to say about Barack Obama’s presidency? It’s been said, “The only thing we’ve learned from history is that we haven’t learned from history!” Time will tell regarding what we’ll learn concerning the next four years…or more.

I did not vote for Barack Obama; but I must admit, I had my doubts about the McCain/Palin ticket as well. These are very troubled times, and we all need to remember that any nation which remains blessed, is a nation whose God is the Lord. In the long run, apart from Christ, neither an individual nor a nation can do anything of any meaningful consequence.

What good does it to do pray to Almighty God to help our country, and ridicule, disrupt, and complain about what the majority of our voting citizens have chosen to do at the same time?

Let’s give our president-elect a chance and see what he can do. If America has made a mistake, we’ll all know soon enough. We’ll also know it’’s not the first mistake we have ever made.

I was just thinking, what if we had just elected the Apostle Paul? Look at his background. He was well-educated yes; but he had a prison record. Everywhere he went he caused either a revival or a riot! He was considered a pain in the neck by much of society. He had open disputes with fellow missionaries. Businessmen and many women disliked him. He was accused of sensationalism. There were probably some who thought his only commendable attribute was his ability to articulate in public. At first, the other apostles distrusted him. Let’s not rush to judgment.

By: LP

LP — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 16:49:00 +0000

This is to Peg. I prayed a lot before I wrote this response and even if I should do so. I hope I write this in the spirit that it is intended and it does not come across as judgmental or condescending. If it does not, please accept my apologies.
Peg, your post may have been written in haste and disappointment in the results. I understand that. But I sure hope that out of all the reasons you chose to disagree with Sen. Obama and there are many, you did not vote for him because of that and not because his name is Obama. Yes, his name is one letter away from a terrible terrorist, but is that his fault? He is named after his father, like a lot of people in America are. He neither chose his name nor his parents. Even if you feel that way, you are absolutely entitled to it. But it saddens me terribly that you feel so because you are a Christian. Christianity is the biggest religion in this world and people come in all colors of the rainbow with many ethnic sounding names. Some are first generation converts; some have one parent as a Christian like Sen. Obama. The God I know treats us all and looks upon us all in the same way. Like his children.
The bible is replete with stories of Jesus embracing people who are on the fringes of society both socially and economically like having fishermen for disciples, prostitutes, the Samarian woman who gave Jesus a drink of water at the well, etc.
America is a country unlike no other in this world. A country of diversity and possibility. Sen.McCain’s concession speech reiterated that for me. A gracious speech by a courageous and honorable man. So, it bothers me that such a man was not absolutely embraced by Christians. Why ? It absolutely saddens me to see a section of Christians practicing the same divisions of race and ethnicity that is so common elsewhere in the world. And it bothers me even more that Gov.Palin resonates with such people. That is one of the main reasons the Republican party lost yesterday. And one of the main reasons she will never resonate outside a section of white evangelical Christians and she scares minorities, even Christians. But it gives me hope that even in Ohio the scene of some of Gov.Palin’s infamous rallies, Sen. Obama won. I hope and pray that we as Christians recognize that we are part of God’s one Holy church whatever our name and the color of our skin.