Hi,
Sorry to be cynical, and pesimistic,but the only reason I might vote 
republican is so the democrats won't get in.
    Remember, The only thing that will ever make a difference in our land is 
that we each individually allow Jesus to fully be Lord of our lives.  Other 
than that, there is absolutely no hope for the U.S. or Canada.  I say again, 
no hope.  I don't care the the candidate is the most Godly man possible, 
there are more elements in congress and everywhere else who never would 
allow the changes we seek.  You can put your hope in politicians if you 
want, but you will surely be disappointed.  Christians cannot take over the 
prevailing culture and enforce change, it is only going to happen if each 
person allows Jesus to fully manifest in  him or her, and dies to his/her 
own ambitions.    Now, I do believe that if Hillary or Obama get in, the 
slipery slope will be  steeper, so maybe a Godly man can slow it down a 
little.  I believe that with the abortion, the gay issue, and the anti 
Christian that is prevelent in the media, unless there is a complete 
revival, first in God's people, there is no more hope.
vinny
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2008 8:32 PM
Subject: Christian Politics


>I have been wondering when this would happen and this morning I heard it on
> our local Denver news.  Dr. James Dobson announced he is now backing Mike
> Huckabee.  Now you know, and I know, the Mike Huckabee isn't going to even
> get close to the White House unless, of course, Mac realizes that the
> Christian evangelicals, so called, are going to back him if he pick Mike
> Huckabee to be his VP?  And you thought Christians weren't that involved 
> in
> politics.  Dobson said a couple of months ago that he would not, I repeat,
> he would not back Mit Romny, or was it big Mac?  I forget who just now.
> Maybe he said Rudy.  It makes no difference.  Oh, really?  Since when has
> any major Christian leader ever come out and announce publicly that he
> wasn't going to vote for a candidate?  They might say for whom they will
> vote, after a fashion, but not for whom they will not vote as far as 
> picking
> a conservative for the office.  So, now you know how to vote as a 
> Christian.
>
> Phil.
>
>