[Daily Paul comment] The real reason evangelical ‘Christians’ won’t support Ron Paul — “the so called evangelical right wing’s incredible and insatiable lust for war. War is not a family value. War is certainly not a Christian value. … Christ’s views on love and peace and so forth are pretty clearly spelled out. … Many professing Christians will be numbered with the goats on judgement day.”

On November 3, 2011

In Doctrines of Demons?, Reverse-Christianity Responsible

After posting this also at ToBeFree, I decided to write this intro there to explain where I’m coming from especially to my non-Christian readers:

I assembled this for my spiritual site ONEcanhappen. This is why we’re going down.

Christians are supposed to be salt (which preserves) and LIGHT, and not warmongers.

Jesus said “Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of God.”

Yet most evangelical ‘Christians’ haven’t even repented for supporting Bush Wars I & II yet. Now they insist on another. Many even support torture. Talk about reverse-Christianity — following Jack Bauer instead of Jesus Christ!

And many refuse to even look at the slam-dunk evidence as to what really happened on 9/11:

Top architect explains why 9/11 buildings were brought down by controlled demolition and Al Qaeda didn’t have the technology or access to do it. Who did? Two months before the ELEVATOR MODERNIZATION PROJECT, Nick ROCKEFELLER predicted a 9/11-like event to trigger war!

Ron Paul is the only candidate that give us a reprieve from collapse, and most who profess to be followers of Christ, including pastors, won’t even give Ron the time of day. Many ‘Christians’ even pray (what I call James-3 curses at ONEcanhappen) that others reject him too.

This dream explains why:

The Red Gate Prophecy — What If I Open It Just a Little Bit? The believers, not the non-believers, have opened the gate to sin, which is why this country has deteriorated

To me, the solution is clear. We need a permanent Asbury Revival in which the ‘Christians’ publicly confessed their sins so then God’s glory filled the place. And this is what happened to an entire country, and has been prophesied to happen right about now in the U.S.:

The Welsh Revival of 1904-05 by J. Edwin Orr: A Countrywide Asbury-like REVIVAL! The 4 Points: #1 Confess any known sin, and put any wrong done to man right again. #2 Put away any doubtful habit. #3 Obey the Spirit promptly. #4 Confess your faith publicly.

This is what my ONEcanhappen site is all about, and this is my main hope and vision for us.

God bless!

May we be FREE!

jeff

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Ron Paul alone

This is a comment written by Liberty 411 under this article, posted at Daily Paul dailypaul.com…: The Real Reasons Republicans Dislike Ron Paul

This is comment #2, a response to comment #1, which is also interesting, mentioning the Scofield Bible, which introduced dispensationalism.

… I have a somewhat different take on the matter.

Most Americans still claim to believe in some sort of God. Most professing conservatives are also professing Christians. Many professing Christians will be numbered with the goats on judgement day.

I’m no biblical scholar, but I think Christ’s views on love and peace and so forth are pretty clearly spelled out in the New Testament. The excuse that Christians somehow misunderstand the teachings of Christ is not in play, His words were too clear on too many subjects.

The problem here is really with Truth. Christ summed it up rather well when He said, “Light has come into the world, but men loved darkness, and would not come into the light for their deeds were evil.”

Evangelical Christian conservatives are neither evangelical, Christian, or conservative [at least when it comes to war – editor]. Not all of course, but generally speaking. I have found many faithful followers of Truth right here in these forums, so I know you’re out there.

Most lovers of Truth, when exposed to the views of someone such as Ron Paul will see the Truth in his arguments and are compelled to embrace them, often passionately.

This is no more evident than in the so called evangelical right wing’s incredible and insatiable lust for war. War is not a family value. War is certainly not a Christian value.

If we continue to think of this current struggle on merely an ideological level, we have missed the boat.

It’s not my purpose to alienate any who may hold to a different spiritual world view than my own. Or to impose my views upon them. But rather to point out to those who share my views that this battle is not a battle of ideas as much as it is a battle for Truth itself and all that that implies.

Ron Paul: Christian Just War Theory — “Evidently, I have been reading a different Bible. I remember something about ‘Blessed are the Peacemakers’”

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Ron Paul on what precedes LIBERTY: Life “and I mean all LIFE!”

Ron Paul: “Fascism Comes Wrapped In A Flag, Carrying A Cross”

Ron Paul: Jesus is the Prince of PEACE, Not Preemptive War

Pastor Chuck Baldwin on Rick Perry: We Don’t Need Another George W. Bush — If James Dobson and John Hagee were truly interested in protecting and preserving the principles enshrined in our Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, and US Constitution, they would be promoting the candidacy of Ron Paul!

Pastor Chuck Baldwin: Why Do Evangelicals Ignore Ron Paul? | My Opinion

Sarah Palin demonstrates why most evangelicals dissed Ron Paul, who wanted to bring the troops home. ‘Christians’ have two sets of books: one for US and one for THEM (“who don’t deserve rights”). THEY’re not our ‘neighbor’ whom Jesus commanded US to love as much as ourselves. Maybe that’s why most evangelicals refuse to investigate 9/11. If THEY didn’t take down the towers…???

Ron Paul’s Christlike Attitude: Love, Peace & Hope – No *Initiation* of Aggression!

I just heard these words while sleeping: “Why torture me? Why does the criminal government of America torture me?”

Ron Paul Speaks To The Right To Life Foundation

Ron Paul at the Faith & Freedom Coalition Conference: “Life does begin at conception.” — We would like to think all we have to do is elect the right politicians and everything is going to be okay. But the government is a reflection of the people. The people change before the laws change. Morality has a lot to do with legislation.