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| − | + | I have a personal belief that religion and politics should not mix. I believe that the use of Christian belief in politics is wrong. Religion is personal and should only be shared in a worship environment. I am interested in other peoples views? | |
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| + | Why do you believe this? Your religious beliefs affect your entire life surely? If because of his religious beliefs, a politician believes, for example, that gambling is wrong, then by your logic, how should he vote if there is a bill to legalize gambling? I don't see why he shouldn't be able to follow his conscious and vote against the bill... I definitely disagree with your opinion. A politicians should be able to follow his religious beliefs in his working life. If the people don't like it, then they can vote him out of office. I believe that God calls us to live Godly lives in our personal lives as well as in our public and work lives. | ||
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| + | We should move this discussion into a page entitled [[Religion and politics]] I think | ||
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| + | Personally I believe that neither Christ nor the Holy Father likes a liar! The worst liars on Earth are politicians. They lie like running water, and when they found out, that water turns red. You see, the Christian religion is meant to teach honesty, and if that is the case, then a politician should keep his religion to himself, and basically declare his morals more than his religion. Think what you want, but I believe this strong. | ||
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| + | [[User:Draig goch20|Draig goch20]] 17:40, 12 Aug 2005 (PDT) | ||
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Draig goch20 06:37, 12 Mar 2005 (PST)
Should Religion and politics mix?
I have a personal belief that religion and politics should not mix. I believe that the use of Christian belief in politics is wrong. Religion is personal and should only be shared in a worship environment. I am interested in other peoples views?
Draig goch20 15:20, 24 Jun 2005 (PDT)
Why do you believe this? Your religious beliefs affect your entire life surely? If because of his religious beliefs, a politician believes, for example, that gambling is wrong, then by your logic, how should he vote if there is a bill to legalize gambling? I don't see why he shouldn't be able to follow his conscious and vote against the bill... I definitely disagree with your opinion. A politicians should be able to follow his religious beliefs in his working life. If the people don't like it, then they can vote him out of office. I believe that God calls us to live Godly lives in our personal lives as well as in our public and work lives.
We should move this discussion into a page entitled Religion and politics I think
Muser 23 July
Personally I believe that neither Christ nor the Holy Father likes a liar! The worst liars on Earth are politicians. They lie like running water, and when they found out, that water turns red. You see, the Christian religion is meant to teach honesty, and if that is the case, then a politician should keep his religion to himself, and basically declare his morals more than his religion. Think what you want, but I believe this strong.
Draig goch20 17:40, 12 Aug 2005 (PDT)
