My question to you Ted is: How can you justify Kamala Harris' position on open borders and abortion and LGBT-mania? No way a Christian would vote for those views
I don't have a problem with open borders. I don't remember the part in the Scriptures where God has said that He only loves people who stay where they're born. People move about the earth all the time. Jesus and his family went down to Egypt. I believe that all human beings have a desire to make their life better. I live in the nation that proclaims of itself to be the greatest nation on the face of the earth. That' its people enjoy a vast amount of freedom to seek after their heart's desires. Who wouldn't want that? Then we have a sign on our front door that practically commands all the other nations of the earth to send us their tired and huddled masses.
However, I do believe that we should have more control over our border than we do, but the GOP contender had a chance to fix it and he failed quite miserably. He couldn't get the legislature to work with him because of his combative and degrading attitude with which he treats others. I want a leader who can actually lead. Who understands that we're a nation of over 300 million people and we have established ourselves as government whereby generally the majority rules.
I believe that abortion is a personal decision that a person makes. I do believe that abortion is killing a fetus or baby, but the problem, as I see it, isn't that abortions are legal, it's that we don't teach godly application of the sexual union and so we wind up with this problem of women coming up pregnant when they quite obviously didn't want to be so. In my thinking, if you want to stop abortion, just like if you want to stop the drug abuse problem, you have to address 'why' there is a need for people to do such things. But abortion is a personal choice and it only affects those who make such choices. And I believe that Jesus died for that person, too.
I'm also not in league with the LGBTQ agenda, but just like abortion and drug addiction, it's basically a choice that people make. Now, I've read the Scriptures. I know... yes I know, that as we move along the line of time on this earth until God brings it all to an end, that mankind is going to grow more and more wicked. I know that there's nothing that I can do to stop that. It is as God's word says it will be. People will be doing all kinds of wicked and evil things. Not only will people be doing such things, but others will give approval of such things. God's word says that it will be so bad that people will even invent new ways of doing evil. That's exactly what I see going on.
But I also know that whoever we install as the leader of our nation, isn't going to stop what God has said is going to happen with the attitude and practices of mankind upon the earth. So for me, I want someone to be the nation's leader who is level headed, able to control themselves and is reasonably honest and caring about the people over which they have authority. When I look at the two major contenders, that person is VP Harris. The GOP contender is too mean and cares nothing about anyone but himself. His policies have tended to be more rewarding to the rich than the general population of the nation. He's enormously unwise about how things work. I still chuckle to myself when I recall his words, "Who knew that healthcare could be so difficult?"
Really!? What an idiot he must be to not have known that it took a couple of years of hard fighting to get the plan that we have. He knows nothing about how our government was established to run. He thinks that the U.S. government is some kind of monarchy where what the president says is law. That's not how our nation was established to operate. It was established with a branch, called the legislative branch, that makes the laws of the country. As the president he only gets to support and push for agendas, but it is the legislative branch that actually has to make whatever laws the nation has. He doesn't get that.
He believes he's smarter than even weathermen by taking a sharpie and drawing a hurricane cone that no one in their right mind thought was where the hurricane was going to go. He is not a good fit for leader of our nation. Now, you may think that he is and you're free to cast your vote for him. Me, I'm more inclined to see VP Harris as a better leader. As we see even today, VP Harris isn't out there denigrating absolutely everyone else in the government and everyone that doesn't agree with her. The GOP contender spends a good part of his campaign appearances merely cutting down everyone he can think of to cut down. He calls people mean and derogatory names. He mocks other world leaders and pretends to think that he knows some of the worst leaders of our world as his freinds.
Sorry, I'm voting for the person who seems to have their head screwed on straight and not the one who thinks he's the only person in all of the world that can fix what ails us. And honestly, I get so sick and tired of hearing him crow about how great he is and that nothing in the world can be done better than he does it. He wants to make himself like a god and apparently there are many who want to help him do that. I'm not one of them.
God didn't send this GOP contender to save us. He sent Jesus for that.
God bless you and vote wisely,
Ted