Susan Miller wrote:
The wars of the American Empire are costing the USA a million dollars per minute. The wars are being paid for with dollars which are printed by the Federal Reserve. These dollars are based upon nothing.

There are a lot of serious debates about the gold standard. First of all it is a lot trickier than just eliminating the Federal Reserve to move back to it. It is completely wrong to say that the US dollar is based on nothing. If it is completely based on nothing, inflation would literally be going through the roof - you thought $3.99 for a gallon of milk was high. I know there are a lot of speculations going on about our financial future, but remember it is just that - speculation.

AntiVaticanistAmerican wrote:
TRUE AUTHORIZED BIBLE-BELIEVING & BIBLICAL-LITERALIST BRETHREN:

I agree that Ron Paul does have problems.

http://massresistance.org/romney/

Mitt Romney debated against Ted Kennedy over which of them was more liberal,

Mitt:

"I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a US senate candidate ...and you will not see me wavering on that" Mitt's mom ran as a pro-choice Republican in 1970.

Regarding Boy Scouts excluding homosexual members:
"I support the right of the Boy Scouts of America to decide what it wants to do on that issue. I feel that all people should be allowed to participate in the Boy Scouts regardless of their sexual orientation."
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"I am not trying to return to Reagan-Bush."

-Romney, Fanueil Hall debate 1994

Watch him for yourself at:

My wife and I listened to Focus on the Family religiously before our wedding. Anyone can get married, its staying married that is the trick, except its not a trick, its a committment, for better or worse. Marriage takes work, it is a rose garden, with the thornes. Usually the thorn in the side turns out to be pride.

Christian Raas wrote:
I would be much more concerned if a Jesuit school was moving into town. At least the witches do not pretend to be Christians.

Actually I live less than 20 miles from Hoopeston and these witches haven't really even made the news here locally. Neither have I noticed any more of a spiritual warfare here. Our big problem is gang warfare. Since the big wigs have been closing down the government housing in Chicago and East St Louis, they have been spreading the people around the state. Danville has taken a big hit, considering the lack of employers in the first place.

These gangs and thugs need Jesus. The problem is there are very few people who are trying to reach out to these guys. They need a wholistic Gospel. They need guidance and mentoring, spiritually as well as how to become employable, responsible, etc.

GG wrote:
The Americans on this site are missing the importance of this news item. Our Navy is busy fighting WWII and Carrier warfare, and China just announced that, "Hello...this is 2007!". Do you understand that the US is probably in decline and China is in it's ascendancy. That sooner or later, we two nations are going to confront each other (it's happening already) in battle. Either you young men, or your children are going to meet Chinese men in combat...do you really want to come in a distant second?

Chandrus wrote:
He is against the establishment in ministry; then he is established as a saint by posterity.
He eats daily the bread of affliction while he ministers, but he feeds the Bread of Life to those who listen.
He walks before men for days but has walked before God for years.
He is a s

My challenge, I still have yet to here a resonable answer to the challenge that I posted.

Susan Miller wrote:
in response to the point blank question "Is homosexuality sin?" Ron Paul stated: "it is too complex to give an answer as simple as that..." Ron Paul later stated "for every homosexual problem we have a heterosexual problem..." and he stated "we are all imperfect and we all sin."

Huckabee has been sensitive and very clear and concise on these issues.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=huckabee

Check out the election quiz, see who it turns up:

Susan Miller wrote:
Hello JP, I remember when I learned these verses and the great peace they brought to me. And, for that reason, I would like to share them with you.

I do not think this means salvation is apart from grace. Once again, I do not personally subscribe to "now your saved-now your not" theology.

mike wrote:
No serious Nazi would support Ron Paul.

AntiVaticanistAmerican says "A) RON PAUL is A Spiritual-Psychological-Physical Threat to The Kingdom of Satan & Darkness."

This must be why Ron Paul condones any relationship, including homosexuality: "I am supportive of all voluntary associations and people can call it whatever they want." -Ron Paul
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCM_wQy4YVg

Huckabee is very clearly pro-life, pro-traditional marriage and he is not a Mason for those of you who indulge in the conspiracy theories. He is even a Creationist. Browse around on U-Tube to hear him for yourself.

I come from the Pentecostal tradition. I attended Assembly of God Churches most of my life. I hold the perspective that any and all of my views may be put under evaluation in light of Scripture, notwithstanding tradition.

One quick clarifying point is that A/G, the largest Pentecostal and fastest growing church in the world, does not believe that a person goes in and out of salvation like one changes his shirt. It is a matter of turning ones back on God and becoming apostate. Reformers would just say that the person was never saved. I think this is without warrant.

I have yet to see one strong Scripture that has caused me to take a second look at eternal security. The entire doctrine is based on a philosophical deduction of the Sovereignty of God, not Scripture. While I do recognize divine election, I think it is abused and misapplied, creating confusion on the part of those who have not tasted of the Lord's goodness.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
The ones done in the New Testament times, and of course we are in the New Covenant time frame, were done to validate who the apostles were and what they said. There are no more apostles. The Apostle Paul was the last one.

terry evans wrote:
That what came to mind, when you said he is not pro marriage. Why do you say that?

I came to the comment section the last couple of weeks looking for fellowship,
what a crazy misconception that was.
Im about done here, I can tell you that.

Rob wrote:
Vote Ron Paul.
Put the first honest man in the White House for over 100 years.

Huckabee and Hunter seem to be much more viable candidates. By the way Huckabee is not a Mason.

http://www.wqad.com/Global/link.asp?L=259460

Paul opposes all federal efforts to redefine marriage, whether defined as a union between one man and one woman, or defined as including anything else as well. Paul voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004.

kenny wrote:
Unless I learn something about him that I don't already know, Ron Paul is the only candidate that I could possibly vote for.

Ron Paul wants us to turn back the clocks pre-9/11 and ignore Osama's declaration of war by putting the whole thing in the hands of the local police departments. Get real!!! The US sidelined Osama for too long. If Clinton would have taken him seriously the World Trade Center would likely still be standing today.

It has been said that not only is Paul anti-war but he is also anti-Israel. Of course this would coincide with the Nazi support that he is receiving. Paul has yet to denounce his association and refund the contributions.

Michael Medved has recently posted an open letter to Ron Paul asking if it was with his knowledge and approval that his columns appeared in the American Free Press (another white-supremacy organization) and whether or not he will disassociate himself from them. He was featured as their most prominent columnists for 4 years.

http://www.massresistance.org/media/video/brainwashing.html