Ten lost tribes

[Isaac-Saxxon]

The Christian nations (USA & UK) have all the water marks of the ten lost
tribes. It is time for us to wake up and see why the Persians don't like
us. They do not won't to take over our land they just want to make
things hard on us because they where rejected and Isaac was whom
the seed would be called. The bad feelings go all the way back to
Abraham and will not end untill Christ returns and then the sheep will be on the right and the goats on the left. These people hate us and will reap
what they have planted which is the tares (zawan) Don't get caught plugged into the main frame it is time to unplug and read the word for yourself. There
are 12 tribes of Israel and the Jews are only one of those tribes and not
even the largest by far. The Jews rejected Christ and the blood of Christ
is still on there hands. Many people that call themselves Jews do not
even desend from the tribe of Juda.

[joepole]

The USA and UK are "the Christian Nations?"

What about all the nations that actually have Christianity as their official national religion?

[LateNight]

Originally Posted by joepole

The USA and UK are "the Christian Nations?"

What about all the nations that actually have Christianity as their official national religion?

Yes, I wondered this as well ?

[Isaac-Saxxon]

They are the base nations not the only Christian nations. Russian, China
and Islam nations are anti Christian nations always have been and will
always will be. I will say that there are Christians in Russia and China
but the Goverments are NOT !

[joepole]

>there are Christians in Russia and China but the Goverments are NOT !

Just like this country.

[geodood]

Originally Posted by joepole

>
Just like this country.

That is the "politically correct" stance - separation of God and state and all that. However our money literally says "In God we trust".. Not in "Allah, or Budda, or the sun we trust, etc." Our history is rooted deeply in Christianity, and there is little doubt that the UK and USA are largely seen as Christian nations relatively speaking compared to other nations. (How many Christian churches exist in Shreveport/Bosser verses mosques, synagogs, and mosileums, etc.) I'm just saying that most of our forefathers who founded this country were Christians and imparted "the word" into our government, like it or not. "Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" are not muslim, communist, socialist, buddist, facist, or voodoo principles. Please name all the political and religious concepts that embrace our core principles of Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. The list is short and growing shorter in my humble opinion.

[Isaac-Saxxon]

Originally Posted by joepole

>there are Christians in Russia and China but the Goverments are NOT !

Just like this country.

Yes this is true we call them Democrats ! Even better DEMocRATS !

[Isaac-Saxxon]

Originally Posted by geodood

That is the "politically correct" stance - separation of God and state and all that. However our money literally says "In God we trust".. Not in "Allah, or Budda, or the sun we trust, etc." Our history is rooted deeply in Christianity, and there is little doubt that the UK and USA are largely seen as Christian nations relatively speaking compared to other nations. (How many Christian churches exist in Shreveport/Bosser verses mosques, synagogs, and mosileums, etc.) I'm just saying that most of our forefathers who founded this country were Christians and imparted "the word" into our government, like it or not. "Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" are not muslim, communist, socialist, buddist, facist, or voodoo principles. Please name all the political and religious concepts that embrace our core principles of Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. The list is short and growing shorter in my humble opinion.

When a country can vote itself intitlements the nonworking class will be
a cancer to the working class and with the enemy within and the one
from outside working at the same time it will reduce that list of freedoms
that we have enjoyed for 200 years. The bell curve will reach its event
horizon and man will have proved as history tells us that we can not govern
ourselves and will have to turn to our creator as a country to stop the
cancer and usher in the return of Christ.

[Isaac-Saxxon]

Originally Posted by LateNight

Yes, I wondered this as well ?

Christianity is a reality not a religion. Christians can be in any country on
the planet and it is not about there race it is what is in there heart.
It is much harder to be a Christian in Russia or China and the list is long
than it is in the USA or UK and no they are not the only Christian nations
just the two largest . Take a good long look at your one dollar bill and
maybe check the history of that bill on a google I think you will fine it a great
study. History of our Great Seal. Food for thought : there where 13 tribes
of Israel and 13 colonies that founded our country and they came here
because of religous reasons.

[joepole]

>mosileums

I assume you mean "mausoleums." Do you even know what that word means?

[geodood]

Originally Posted by joepole

>mosileums
I assume you mean "mausoleums." Do you even know what that word means?

Sorry for the lack of spell checking. I should use a mac where I could spell check anything/anywhere. I would be in bad shape without my email spell checker.

No, actually I'm not well versed in mausoleums (which is sort of my point). In these parts, they are not as common as cemeteries. I have no idea why. I'm only saying that not a month goes by without some group sueing some government body over the display of a historic Christian symbol such as the 10 commandments, or a cross, or whatever. We don't have crecents or whatever in our history. That is not our US and UK history, for the most part.

Where does government draw the line between *church* and state, I do not know. It's tricky business for sure. But it does seems like lines are being drawn and sides taken more and more each day. Who ever thought about changing the Pledge of Allegence? I do wish everyone would "chill out" sometimes but the religious fanaticalism as well as agnosticism seems to be growing. Thank God we have that freedom of religion in the US and aren't forced by government to pick "the right one".

[Isaac-Saxxon]

Originally Posted by geodood

Sorry for the lack of spell checking. I should use a mac where I could spell check anything/anywhere. I would be in bad shape without my email spell checker.

No, actually I'm not well versed in mausoleums (which is sort of my point). In these parts, they are not as common as cemeteries. I have no idea why. I'm only saying that not a month goes by without some group suing some government body over the display of a historic Christian symbol such as the 10 commandments, or a cross, or whatever. We don't have crescents or whatever in our history. That is not our US and UK history, for the most part.

Where does government draw the line between *church* and state, I do not know. It's tricky business for sure. But it does seems like lines are being drawn and sides taken more and more each day. Who ever thought about changing the Pledge of Allegiance? I do wish everyone would "chill out" sometimes but the religious fanaticalism as well as agnosticism seems to be growing. Thank God we have that freedom of religion in the US and aren't forced by government to pick "the right one".

There are some in this country that would like to see US run by a socialist government and that will never happen to their dismay !