Does "War in Iraq" define Conservative politics?

[questioner4]

Why are people that self-identify as "Christian," supporting Conservative politics?

Conservatives have ignored or broken international laws to wage a war on Iraq, killing tens of thousands of people. Why do Christians still support Conservativess?

The War In Iraq is to kill tens of thousands of people.

Why would Christians want to be part of a political movement that tens of thousands of people?

Clearly this word "War In Iraq" defines the arrogance and greed that is the "core values" in the Conservative political movement across America today.

Are not Christians "called" to not kill people?

Why do Christians that have read the words of Christ Jesus, "especially on killing people," continue to support Conservative politics?

[bernee51]

That the bible is a book of myth is an 'immutable fact'

Your opinion is once again loud and clear. Be happy in your "self." I'm thinking that it is 2005 not because of Buddha or Krishna. I doubt that the immutabilty of the calendar will change anytime soon.

Today is 13 Heshvan 5766 or 13 Shawwal 1426 or (Julian Day) 2453690 or (ancient Egyptian) 28 Phamenoth or (Old French) 19 Geschwind 27 (9 Osman).

And it is Tuesday - named after a Norse god.

See the calendar is anything but an immutable fact

Just like the bible.

I don't speak in whatever toungues means.

I have no idea what a toungues is either.

As ye sow (promiscuity, licentiousnees, hedonism) so shall ye scream when taking a pee through a gonorrhea infected urethra.

That I can relate to... the antibiotics did the job though.

You would be surprised at how much my views are drawn on literally empirical means. The 5pm news is proving the Bible right every single day.

All that demonstrates is how very little human nature has changed.

At least we've seen you be right once. There's hope for you yet.

Actually I thought I made a mistake last week but it turned out that I was wrong.

[AlAyeti]

AlAyeti wrote:
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That the bible is a book of myth is an 'immutable fact'

Your opinion is once again loud and clear. Be happy in your "self." I'm thinking that it is 2005 not because of Buddha or Krishna. I doubt that the immutabilty of the calendar will change anytime soon.

Today is 13 Heshvan 5766 or 13 Shawwal 1426 or (Julian Day) 2453690 or (ancient Egyptian) 28 Phamenoth or (Old French) 19 Geschwind 27 (9 Osman).

And it is Tuesday - named after a Norse god.

See the calendar is anything but an immutable fact

Just like the bible.

The month of Tammuz in the Jewish calendar is named after a pagan god.

But . . .

What date is it on YOUR computer?

Also it seems we can dispense with a "old earth."

Also wasn't Friday named after most Liberal college students on spring break?

AlAyeti wrote:

I don't speak in whatever toungues means.

I have no idea what a toungues is either.

Both of us could if God wanted us to.

AlAyeti wrote:

As ye sow (promiscuity, licentiousnees, hedonism) so shall ye scream when taking a pee through a gonorrhea infected urethra.

That I can relate to... the antibiotics did the job though.

I only try to present empirical fact.

AlAyeti wrote:

You would be surprised at how much my views are drawn on literally empirical means. The 5pm news is proving the Bible right every single day.

All that demonstrates is how very little human nature has changed.

And the truth of the Bible. Any men wanting to rape Angels in any Hindu religious texts?

AlAyeti wrote:

At least we've seen you be right once. There's hope for you yet.

Actually I thought I made a mistake last week but it turned out that I was wrong.

I don't want to get banned just yet but . . . . . .. . . . . .