Do you think Pres. Bush is a true christian?
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Yes, indeed I do.  In fact I have a book on it lying around here somewhere.\n\nI disagree with the President sometimes on the policies that he decides to promote, but I don't doubt that in him beats the heart of a true Christian.
719612
Maybe Bush is the Antichrist.
26153
is valentines christian????
295101
Bush is no Christian, if he was he would not allow all these things to happen to our country. I believe that this man was born to destroy America. The first thing he did was to take the surplus, that everyone in this country worked so hard for, and distribute it amongs his round table friends. Thank God he was not given a chance to put our Social security dollars in the stock market, a place where his frinds could make billions more on the hard working class. Given enough time, this man would cause more damage to our country, and the world, than the evil Hitler himself.....KECK
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Bush claims to be of the Christian faith, but so did Pres,Carter but Carters mother was Jewish so???? Jewish law says if your mother is Jewish you are also  Jewish, and look at how he gave so much to Israel, \nBush, says he is Christian, but, look at how he has unquestionable supported Israel but, then again the Dem;s and Rep's answer to the same masters who are Jewish who also owns America,,  so don't you think it is time to make a change 60%  of our congress and senate are Jewish also, so lets elect a independent,  We can't be any worse off can we?
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Bush IS a Christian and a great president! Christians ask God for guidance in all things and in making decisions. Why wouldn't President Bush?\n\nThank God for a president that consults God in his guidance and decision making; instead of trying to please Liberals, Democrats, Nay Sayers, and the unrelenting media. \n\nHe makes decisions that are right for America, in spite of all the opposition.\n\n\n\nA Christian Conservative Republican
786560
I am a Bible believing Christian and live in Texas, but never supported the man, especially in his unjustified invasion of Iraq. I know that if it were not for church folks, team George W. Bush would never have gotten enough support to invade Iraq. Ironic, isn't it? Almost everyone saw the hypocrisy but church folks. As per religious, the man is - but being religious does not mean being a Christian just as being a republican does not mean being a Christian.
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I can't answer if he is actually a christian but I can give you this fact: he was hired by his father's administration to investigate how to appeal to the Christian voters. That is a true fact that for some crazy reason most ppl don't know.
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I think that's the essence of the deception of the Bush administration and in many ways the entire republican party. That is, talking about Christian values while not really having any. Would Jesus wage war? What about "turn the other cheek"? Would jesus give tax cuts to the wealthy while ignoring the poor? Bush claims he's pro-life, but starting a war that causes thousands of innocent lives to perish is certainly not pro-life in my opinion. Probably one of the most devout christian presidents we have ever had is Jimmy Carter (a democrat). He has recently been very critical of Bush's presidency. I think his criticism is interesting because Carter himself, is a deeply religious man. I'm not a christian myself, but i have a tremendous amount of respect for christians who actually uphold christian values, but at the same time recognize the values of our constitution. I think Carter does an amazing job of balancing these and he's the role model of a true christian patriot. Bush is the exact opposite. He gives the Chrstian faith a bad name and he disrespects both the values of the Constitution and the Bible at the same time. It amazes me that most Christians think he's on their side. It simply amazes me.
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Answer:  Webster’s Dictionary defines a Christian as “a person professing belief in Jesus as the Christ or in the religion based on the teaching of Jesus.” While this is a good starting point in understanding what a Christian is, like many secular definitions, it falls somewhat short of really communicating the biblical truth of what it means to be a Christian.\nA true Christian is a person who has put his or her faith and trust in the person of Jesus Christ and fact that He died on the cross as payment for sins and rose again on the third day to obtain victory over death and to give eternal life to all who believe in Him.
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Absolutely!!  That is what "Christian" means, "Christ like", that is what we are supposed to strive for, to be and act like Him. Yes, we are obligated, teach by example, have faith the right person will learn from your example.
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Yes, as a whole, I do think that, as a Christian, I have a better outlook on society.\nGod thinks we are all worth His attention, He seems to think there is good in us that makes us worthy of salvation.\nAs long as He sees the good in humanity, can I do any less?
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Your question answers itself, of course it's his pals and cronies doing it that's one of his perks. Being a devout Christian he will tell you that," He's casting his bread upon the waters and after many days it shall return".. This in  plain language means he is buying friends and influencing people,the Bush Family never miss a chance to line their pockets!.
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Bushy is no Christian.  Bushy is the diabolical reincarnation of the devil.  He is still in disiguise until he takes full military control of the country.  Anything he says about Christianity should not be taken at face value.\n\nAgain and again, George W. Bush has challenged the people of America and the world to choose between principle and following his tempting lead.\n\nHe makes plain that he will do horrible, amoral things, such as roll back environmental regulations, which will - according to reports by people called scientists by most, evil intellectuals by George W. Bush - cause 18,000 people a year to die prematurely. In return, he promised to put some money in people’s pockets via tax cuts.\n\nLead me not into temptation, but deliver me from evil.\n\nGeorge W. Bush made clear he wanted us to go without our allies into Iraq – even if he occasionally lied and said otherwise. He never hid the fact that he wanted the booty of oil and rebuilding contracts all to himself – and for those who were willing to follow him. Yes, more Americans would lose their lives if we went in without our allies. Yes, there was a greater risk of the mission being unsuccessful. Yes, the grounds for undertaking the mission were tenuous at best to begin with. But he promised the mission would be easy money, people giving us flowers and the second largest oil reserves on the planet. And so people supported his alliance-destroying hatred and arrogance.\n\nLead me not into temptation, but deliver me from evil.\n\nGeorge W. Bush sent out a call to the leaders of the world: either you are with me or you are against me. I am undertaking a mission you are being told is unjustified by those who are best in position to know – the UN weapons inspectors – he told the world’s leaders plainly. I am going to undertake this mission, regardless of what facts and evidence tell me, and anyone who comes along will get to share the booty; anyone who does not will miss out on millions and millions of dollars. Give me your sons lives, he told the world’s leaders, ignore the will of your people, and I will give your wealth beyond your wildest dreams and fame and popularity like you never imagined. Most leaders stood strong against the siren song, some did not.\n\nLead me not into temptation, but deliver me from evil.\n\nGeorge W. Bush had already depleted the nation’s coffers, having promised to line the pockets of those who had followed him with hordes of cash and bounteous jobs. The hordes and jobs never came. Then, he said to the people again, I will rob the coffers a second time. Support me, and I will line your pockets – I will give you $400 a head for your young ones. Let me line the pockets of the rich once again, leaving the nation in bankrupted tatters, and I will give your real wealth this time – not like the lies and empty promises I gave you before. Follow me into this temptation just one more time, and you will see. Empty the nation’s coffers with me, and I will make you rich. And again people gave their support to George W. Bush.\n\nI could keep rambling on and on but I think you get the point.
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How could he be? When the Anti-Christ first comes, no one will know who he is but the whole world will come to love him. After that all hell will break out. Are you saying the whole world loves my President?
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Yes, I do. He is a Christian - and I know his heart is in the right place - he respects our military - gave us the first decent real raise since Regan! Plus, he protected us and brought us together after 9-11 and is trying to make our world safe from terrorists - true, he isn't popular -  but he is honest, real, and his heart is pure.
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One thing is for sure, George Bush thinks that god loves George Bush.  He's been using it as an excuse his entire presidency and it pisses me off.  You want proof lets go with this.  "God wanted me to be president" that's a quote by Bush himself. Hmmmm I really dint think that god would want a person that murders the innocent and tortures people to be president.  How does that commandment go again? Thou Shalt Not Kill.  sounds pretty clear that god doesn't like war to me.