candid thoughts on the issues of the day.
Published on October 19, 2004 By Robert Guinness In Religion
I put together this website with a list of resources for Christians who are trying to decide who to vote for. Yes, I am fairly "partisan" at this point in the campaign, but I tried to include mostly nonpartisan resources.

Let me know what you think.

http://22nd.org/catholicsforkerry

Comments
on Oct 20, 2004
Did anyone check out the site?
on Oct 20, 2004
Oh, this is really wonderful to see! I've skimmed the site so far, but will read it completely and probably link it! Wonderful!
on Oct 20, 2004
I really liked this one on the site...."Is George W. Bush a good choice for Christians?"

It's a great site. Thank you.
on Oct 20, 2004
I'm glad to see that not all Chritians in this country are swept up by the Bush propaganda machine.
on Oct 20, 2004
Robert Guiness:

I like www.sojourners.com also for non-partisan election reporting. It's interesting that Kennedy was the first Catholic President and his views were much more American than religious. I think both Kerry and Bush are religious and it's not an issue with me.

Thanks for the link!
on Oct 25, 2004
Kerry supports abortion. Abortion is murder. Kerry is wrong for the unborn. Enough said.
on Oct 25, 2004
Supposedly, there'd be more abortions if abortion were illegal, because kids would do it more since it'd make them look cool.
I wonder if legalizing rape and murder would lower the crime rates. They're pretty high, so we should give it a shot.
on Nov 07, 2004
As a recently born again Christian, I know I have alot to learn, but I have trouble understanding how other Christians can directly associate Kerry as a murderer because he supports abortion and dismiss him as a choice and instead choose to vote for a Bush, who may very well be proven to be a complete fraud. Is it possible for Christians to actually seperate church and state ?
on Nov 08, 2004

As a recently born again Christian, I know I have alot to learn, but I have trouble understanding how other Christians can directly associate Kerry as a murderer because he supports abortion and dismiss him as a choice and instead choose to vote for a Bush, who may very well be proven to be a complete fraud. Is it possible for Christians to actually seperate church and state ?


It's possible that Bush is a fraud, but it's possible that he isn't one. Kerry, however, supports abortion, and there's no argument about that.


As for separating church and state, they can separate it easily, just I'm sure anybody else in the world can separate their own beliefs from their voting patterns (i.e. just because they support abortion does not mean they should vote in favor of it, right, because that's how they feel about it?).