Some things that I believe.
1. Christianity is the one true faith and the only way to God. Period. I admire and respect my Jewish brothers and sisters, but I believe that the days of the Old Covenant are over and have been superseded by the grace and mercy of Christ's sacrifice on the cross of Calvary.
2. The United States of America is the best country in the world. I am proud to be an American and to have been blessed by God with my citizenship. Even with the many mistakes our country has made in its history, I still believe that America is the most compassionate, most blessed, and most admired nation on earth.
3. I am a conservative Christian. This means that I vote for candidates who stand politically for lower taxes, a strong and enabled military, immigration reform, a firm and pro-America foreign policy, the abolishment of welfare and the creation of a more caring and useful program (with education and job training at its core, not handouts), and quid pro quo loyalty to our foreign allies.
The Christian part of my person enables me to distinguish between moral and immoral policy, based on the infallible Word of God.
- I am pro-life, though I leave the decision of abortion to a woman (and her husband), and the judgment of her actions, with subsequent forgiveness (if sought) and healing in Christ, to God.
- I am vehemently against gay marriage.
- I believe that the display of Christian or Jewish symbols in public is not only protected by the constitution, but advocated and desired by a vast majority of Americans.
- Though I would never throw the switch myself, I believe that a person shall reap what they have sown, and if a criminal is found in accordance with the terms necessary for capital punishment, then the state has the right to exact its punishment upon that person.
4. I believe that American automobiles are just as nice and just as long-lasting as foreign imports. J.D. Powers and Associates has been saying this for years.
5. Cats are better than dogs (when they're actually listening to you, lol.) One of my dreams is to someday own a cheetah kitten and raise it as a house cat. Now that's a BIG house cat, hahahaha!
There are many, many things I could add to this list. It was my (discovered) intention to share just a few (because I'm getting sick of typing.)
2. The United States of America is the best country in the world. I am proud to be an American and to have been blessed by God with my citizenship. Even with the many mistakes our country has made in its history, I still believe that America is the most compassionate, most blessed, and most admired nation on earth.
3. I am a conservative Christian. This means that I vote for candidates who stand politically for lower taxes, a strong and enabled military, immigration reform, a firm and pro-America foreign policy, the abolishment of welfare and the creation of a more caring and useful program (with education and job training at its core, not handouts), and quid pro quo loyalty to our foreign allies.
The Christian part of my person enables me to distinguish between moral and immoral policy, based on the infallible Word of God.
- I am pro-life, though I leave the decision of abortion to a woman (and her husband), and the judgment of her actions, with subsequent forgiveness (if sought) and healing in Christ, to God.
- I am vehemently against gay marriage.
- I believe that the display of Christian or Jewish symbols in public is not only protected by the constitution, but advocated and desired by a vast majority of Americans.
- Though I would never throw the switch myself, I believe that a person shall reap what they have sown, and if a criminal is found in accordance with the terms necessary for capital punishment, then the state has the right to exact its punishment upon that person.
4. I believe that American automobiles are just as nice and just as long-lasting as foreign imports. J.D. Powers and Associates has been saying this for years.
5. Cats are better than dogs (when they're actually listening to you, lol.) One of my dreams is to someday own a cheetah kitten and raise it as a house cat. Now that's a BIG house cat, hahahaha!
There are many, many things I could add to this list. It was my (discovered) intention to share just a few (because I'm getting sick of typing.)
posted by Cutie B at 9:34 AM
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