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Debate:If Jesus were alive to day, where on the political spectrum would he fall? (view source)
Revision as of 22:16, December 14, 2014
, 22:16, December 14, 2014→Conservative
== Conservative ==
== Conservative ==
Where else would he find a home? [[Liberal]]s deny him. They deny his [[creation|creative]] role,<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Genesis|chap=1|verses=1|version=NASB}}</ref> and they deny the need for Him as Lord and personal Savior. They actually think that if they're good, they'll go to heaven--and that is simply wrong.<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Romans|chap=3|verses=10-12|version=KJV}}</ref>
Where else would he find a home? [[Liberal]]s deny him. They deny his [[creation|creative]] role,<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Genesis|chap=1|verses=1|version=NASB}}</ref> and they deny the need for Him as Lord and personal Savior. They actually think that if they're good, they'll go to heaven--and that is simply wrong.<ref>{{Bible ref|book=Romans|chap=3|verses=10-12|version=KJV}}</ref>
:Few liberals would deny him ''if he were still alive'' (and doing miracles, otherwise he'd be thrown in the crazy bin) [[User:Darwon|Darwon]] 17:16, 14 December 2014 (EST)
1. Not all "liberals" deny Christ. There are many of us who are quite orthodox in our Christian faith and yet support some (not all) liberal causes. [[User:Burgeson|Burgy]] 15:04, 4 February 2009 (EST)
1. Not all "liberals" deny Christ. There are many of us who are quite orthodox in our Christian faith and yet support some (not all) liberal causes. [[User:Burgeson|Burgy]] 15:04, 4 February 2009 (EST)