11-19-2018, 10:13 PM
(11-19-2018, 08:49 PM)Grace Wrote: Hope you don't mind my thoughts, but have you noticed the political divisions among "Christians" in the United States?
You have Catholics, Lutheran's and Methodists (in large part) that are far left, seeking to implement globalism.
Then you have a division among conservative "evangelicals" on the other side, one group are dominionists like Ted Cruz, (they see the U.S. as a type of Israel and seek to run it biblically) and the other group are staunch individualists.
The individualists are who elected Trump and drove this election - just barely succeeding.
We (The U.S.) are the largest country in the world, and the most powerful. If globalism wins here, it wins the world.
The point of driving these people here, is because they will vote the way the globalists want them to vote.. they only
need a few more voters strategically placed for this entire country to fall...
And globalism is as much a Catholic agenda as it is a far left agenda.
I certainly don't mind!
Religion -in regards of Christianity, doesn't seem a big thing over here in the UK in regards of political divisiveness
and it's only the radicalised-area of the Islamic faith that sometimes takes a battering in the Press.
I understand the Democrat-vote-option in the US, but I just wondered if Nicaragua had an old agenda to push.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.