Glenn Beck On Trump’s Christian Faith: ‘Biggest Crock Of Bullcrap
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Beck is correct when he said:
We’re facing the question of: Do we become a socialist nation? Do we become an authoritarian nation? And make no mistake that’s what Donald Trump means. Or do we play in the status quo from Hillary Clinton to Marco Rubio? Or do we go back and root ourselves in the Constitution. My choice is the Constitution, though whether that helps Ted Cruz or not, I don’t know. I have to do everything I can, and I would hope that every citizen in America understands the crossroads we are at and gets involved at whatever level they can get involved in.
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
I'll be sure to watch that video again if Glenn Beck ever runs for President. But since he isn't, how about you defend your guy (casino owner-"New York values" liberal Donald Trump) and I defend mine (Ted Cruz) ?
Ah yes, Crucible, i.e. Mr. "I'm for the legalization of pot and prostitution" comes out and endorses Donald Trump claiming that Trump is also a conservative.
Trump's "New York values" are by no means conservative. His stance on universal health care (i.e. socialized medicine) is by no means conservative. I could go on and on, but instead will let you review "The Donald Trump Files" which shows what Trump has done and currently stands for.
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4595610&postcount=1499
Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
I'll be sure to watch that video again if Glenn Beck ever runs for President. But since he isn't, how about you defend your guy (casino owner-"New York values" liberal Donald Trump) and I defend mine (Ted Cruz) ?
Ah yes, Crucible, i.e. Mr. "I'm for the legalization of pot and prostitution" comes out and endorses Donald Trump claiming that Trump is also a conservative.
Trump's "New York values" are by no means conservative. His stance on universal health care (i.e. socialized medicine) is by no means conservative. I could go on and on, but instead will let you review "The Donald Trump Files" which shows what Trump has done and currently stands for.
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4595610&postcount=1499
Texas Senator Ted Cruz has “evolved” on cannabis and flipped his position on marijuana legalization, now supporting the right of states to legalize the plant and regulate it in spite of the federal government’s prohibitionist policies. Appearing at the conservative conference CPAC earlier this year, Ted Cruz made clear that he would not crack down on legal marijuana should his presidential bid be successful... -- http://marijuanapolitics.com/ted-cr...s-changes-position-on-marijuana-legalization/
Ted Cruz knows what the role of President is (i.e. he knows what the constitution says about certain matters that should be left up to the respective states).
Does he support the use of marijuana? Would he repeal federal legislation not allowing marijuana usage on federal property?
I don't believe he would.
States will continue to make their own mistakes under a Ted Cruz Presidency, but when they go bankrupt because of their poor decisions, the federal government won't be there to bail them out (i.e. sorry kiddos, but you have to learn from your own mistakes and live with them).
Zeke
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One of the most powerful players on the plan-net most certainly have ties to the Masonic Order and Judaism that birthed historic Christianity their little helper in the facades foundation, all under the same Cannons of law. The lower levels are divided into warring factions that help keep the illusion of them all being separated at the top as well, taint so.
The Surname/Mark being the legal bondman that allows them to in-slave you, while diverting you're attention on the political sitcom and the latest domesticated/global strife/crisis etc.................................Hard one to except for Patriot minded, which also infects most Christians who cling to that ID.
"Beck" and "äCultureWarrior" would have us all locked into the 18thC for eternity, because their interpretation of the Constitution doesn't allow for successive generations of Americans to think or choose for themselves.
The ideas behind the Constitution were a product of the "Enlightenment" - Voltaire, Rousseau, Paine and Locke were all considered "revolutionary" for their time and would all have certainly been denounced by "Beck" and "aCultureWarrior" as "godless!"
The Founding Fathers introduced the Constitution as a "framework," not a "straitjacket" that would limit the advancement of "enlightened" thought beyond the 18thC and undermine those progressive ideas designed to make America "a more perfect union!"
MarcATL
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What does that mean exactly?
MarcATL
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Basically. But you rightwingers, once again, are responsible for his rise to prominence.
MarcATL
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That's what's so ironic about all this rightwing nonsense.
MarcATL
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How so? Can you explain that for me please?
MarcATL
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Good at name calling. Not-so-good at answering direct questions.
Name one presidential election in American history has hasn't billed itself as a "crossroads!"
There are many liberal democracies, including some that are decidedly socialist, that have managed to achieve economic prosperity and personal freedoms - without the need for a 2nd Amendment or resorting to "deifying" their Founding Fathers and Constitution.
Many of the ideas contained within the Constitution came from the Enlightenment - Voltaire, Rousseau, Locke and Paine were hardly held in high esteem by the Christian "establishment" of the day.
In fact, the written records of many of the most prominent Founding Fathers indicate that they were decidedly anti-Christian, which would account for the unprecedented step for that time of separating Church and State.
Most modern democracies view their constitutions as a tool, not the 10 Commandments given to Moses on Mount Sinai, and should be considered as a means to an end - instead of an end in itself!
Letsargue
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Daniel1769
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I didn't read all of the comments, but I'm sure it's already been pointed out that Beck is a Mormon. But beyond that, he is an ecumenist shill. Beck is an unsaved heretic. I don't care about Trump at all. Just pointing out that Glenn Beck has no room to talk.
He is not right wing, nor is Chrysostom. You aren't fooling anybody.