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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Let's have a heated debate!
I would think Jesus would be more left-wing. Maybe he would vote Green?
Theologically of course he would not have taken part in any form of voting. |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"well let's see ..image of Jesus.. long hair.. beard.. slightly scruffy.. walking around in his nightshirt.. i doubt the lazy bastard would have got out of bed in time to vote..
Thought you were describing jeremy corbyn  "
I'm surprised to hear you calling Corbyn your Lord and Savior!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn? "
Probbaly Corbyn .
I was taught at school that Jesus was the first communist !
That was from our R E Teacher ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn? "
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination.  |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn?
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. "
You might not believe that he was the son of God, but he was a real man. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. "
I believe he was a real human being who brought a message of love, respect, kindness and goodness to the world.
Some on here could do with learning from that example. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination.
I believe he was a real human being who brought a message of love, respect, kindness and goodness to the world.
Some on here could do with learning from that example. "
yes, the socialists |
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By (user no longer on site)
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" get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination.
I believe he was a real human being who brought a message of love, respect, kindness and goodness to the world.
Some on here could do with learning from that example.
yes, the socialists"
Given the 4 examples of Jesus' teachings I cited, your answer speaks volumes. It really does. |
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By *LCC OP Couple
over a year ago
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" get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination.
I believe he was a real human being who brought a message of love, respect, kindness and goodness to the world.
Some on here could do with learning from that example.
yes, the socialists"
Who are the socialist on here? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think Jesus would be against the bombing of innocent children'women and men in their own homeland's and wise enough to know our government's are the real evil racist's. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn?
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. "
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Err no there's quite a bit of evidenced to conclude a chap called Jesus of Nazareth existed.... Just not much evidence that he performed any miracles or anything else |
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" get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination.
I believe he was a real human being who brought a message of love, respect, kindness and goodness to the world.
Some on here could do with learning from that example. "
To the world you say?
In that case he would have voted leave I guess x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn?
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. .
Err no there's quite a bit of evidenced to conclude a chap called Jesus of Nazareth existed.... Just not much evidence that he performed any miracles or anything else"
There is no hard evidence to say Jesus existed that I can find, All I can find is testimony of him from people who lived around 100 years after he supposedly died.
There are no eyewitenss accounts he lived !!! |
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"I think that we are lucky in the UK that religion doesn't play a huge roll in our politics, especially when compared to the US.
I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn?
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. .
Err no there's quite a bit of evidenced to conclude a chap called Jesus of Nazareth existed.... Just not much evidence that he performed any miracles or anything else
There is no hard evidence to say Jesus existed that I can find, All I can find is testimony of him from people who lived around 100 years after he supposedly died.
There are no eyewitenss accounts he lived !!!"
The closest seem to be St Paul's letters, probably written somewhere between AD 50-100 and before the main New Testament gospels. The letters link to Jesus via a couple of direct steps which might suggest a short enough link in the oral tradition that they are based in fact - then again 50 years is quite a long time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn?
get a grip, there would be no vote, he was not real, just a figment of peoples imagination. .
Err no there's quite a bit of evidenced to conclude a chap called Jesus of Nazareth existed.... Just not much evidence that he performed any miracles or anything else
There is no hard evidence to say Jesus existed that I can find, All I can find is testimony of him from people who lived around 100 years after he supposedly died.
There are no eyewitenss accounts he lived !!!"
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There's no hard evidence that Plato or Aristotle existed everything wrote about them was wrote a thousand years after their deaths.
The evidence suggests a chap called Jesus of Nazareth existed around 30ad.
Even Richard Dawkins admits that!.
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However that's all the evidence suggests, no walking on water, no feeding masses.
However I like what Plato is reported to have said and wrote and I find nothing bad in what this chap Jesus offered either!.
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I have never really got my head around why in the US Christianity seems to equal the right (Republican party), I have always though that Jesus would have been more left wing rather than right.
So would Jesus have voted for Trump or Clinton? Remain or Leave? May or Corbyn? "
Your first mistake is assuming organised religion is about the humane values we ascribe to "Jesus". |
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By *anes HubbyCouple
over a year ago
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"He would vote trump to save christianity.
Get a grip.....No, we all got views."
Are you a Christian?.....if so do you regularly attend church?
Christians are to blame for the crumbling of christianity, in the main because they are not believers...... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"He would vote trump to save christianity.
Get a grip.....No, we all got views.
Are you a Christian?.....if so do you regularly attend church?
Christians are to blame for the crumbling of christianity, in the main because they are not believers......"
Yes I am a christian. I dont go to church, but instead think of him. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is a good pentecostal church in Bromley......might no be your cup of tea though "
That is right and no, nowadays you dont need to go, you can think of him at home.
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By *anes HubbyCouple
over a year ago
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"There is a good pentecostal church in Bromley......might no be your cup of tea though That is right and no, nowadays you dont need to go, you can think of him at home."
Like a virtual Jesus?
They are missing a trick there,they could sell all the churches fr housing and open up an app instead.... |
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