God Is Sovereign OVER ALL THINGS!

Yesterday was a pretty important day, but I was not at all shaken that Barak Obama was sworn in as the 44^th President of the United States of America. God is Sovereign and He is in control and my trust is in Him alone. It truly is sad that there are Christians who are completely shaken and overwhelmingly worried about what President Obama will do to our nation. Do we all have to be reminded that even under President Bush’s time in the White House; this nation is not a “Christian” nation. Do we have to be reminded that there is no such thing as a “Christian” nation? Why are Christians so quick to “freak out” when the actual condition of our own society comes to light? President Barak Obama was elected into office by the majority of the American population (even by Christians) which is only indicative of where our nation stands in regards to upholding a Biblical Worldview. I love what Dr. Voddie Baucham said on his website on January 17^th:

“God has ordained the Church, not the state, to bring true hope and change. Just as those on the right were wrong to view the inauguration of George W. Bush as a prophetic fulfillment, those on the left are wrong to view the inauguration of Barack Obama as the coronation of the political Messiah. The State is not the answer (to paraphrase Ronald Reagan); the gospel is the answer. The more we trust in the State, the less we trust in the Lord. A prayer offered by a mega-church pastor will not change the fact that we are living in a wicked land. “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!” (Isaiah 5:20 ESV)”

I implore you to go over and read the article in its entirety. I pray that the Lord would change our new President’s heart for his soul’s sake, not for my well being. God will surely provide and care for my family as He has done from the beginning. Having a liberal President will not cause my God to “drop the ball” in regards to protecting what is most important and that is my salvation and preserving my children. My trust is 100% in Jesus Christ for the hope of my faith, not in the current state of our nation. I will not be shaken or have a meltdown because this world has been evil since the fall of man, and nothing is going to change that until Christ returns! I am here for one purpose and that is to spread the Gospel no matter the cost. Americans know NOTHING of real persecution and even if we did we have no justification to doubt God’s Sovereignty over all things. We are not justified in whining or even fearing our government because God is Sovereign over all things! We are to continue to fight the good fight of faith and run this race until the end. We are a people living in a foreign land, so of course we are not going to be welcomed or approved of. We are going to be persecuted for loving God and obeying His word, and we are to count it ALL joy when we face trials and tribulation. (James 1)

Does this mean that I am going to celebrate the current President’s arrival, absolutely not! I hate what God hates and love what God loves. It is quite apparent that President Barak Obama is opposed to obeying God’s commandments and so I refuse to approve of his policies or even pacify people into thinking I will be tolerant of them. I will speak out against those things that are in opposition to God’s word. Shame on those Christians who accept or even approve of President Obama’s godless politics. Abortion is a sin, and this man wants to use your tax dollars to fund the countless murders of the unborn. He wants to use your tax dollars to fund the harvesting and murder of embryos (babies) for the sake of medical research. This man refuses to speak out against redefining marriage and has even used scripture to approve of same sex relationships. Shame on those Christians who refuse to fight against these things for fear of offending a friend, family member or church member as the only one to fear is God Almighty. No matter what the situation God is Sovereign and I will trust in Him and pray that HIS will be done for HIS GLORY not my comfort level or what I can gain from the situation.

We all need to run hard after Christ and make Him our focus and priority. We need to take every opportunity to spread the Gospel no matter who the President of the United States is. The enemy wants to steal our joy and destroy us. Satan wants us to freak out and worry because it causes us to take our eyes off of God and focus our situation and throw ridiculous pity parties for ourselves making us ineffectual Christians. So we Praise God in ALL seasons of life for HE IS WORTHY TO BE PRAISED AND IS SOVEREIGN OVER ALL THINGS!!!

Serving GOD and MY Family,

Crystal <>< (SAHM)

My Opinion on the Election

"Do not fear those who kill the body but are unable to kill the soul; but rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Matthew 10:28

 

    Today people will wake up puzzled by the new pick for President, Barak Obama. I do not understand why people are puzzled by this outcome. The majority of American's cast their vote for this person, so why shouldn't he have won? Why is it surprising to these same people that our country is in moral decline? It has been for many years! Neither candidate would have furthered the Kingdom of Christ, so why all the fuss? Neither candidate promised to use his Presidential status to win souls for Christ, so why are people freaked out? Isn't that the ultimate goal of a person who claims to be a Christian? They are saying that they are guided by scripture (in context) and that their ultimate goal is to forward the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Both candidates claim to be Christians, yet their "walk" proves otherwise, and we are all stunned? Makes absolutely no sense! Where in scripture are we told or even promised that if we elect God fearing men into office that our nation will change? No one can show chapter and verse for that. The only way to change a nation is from the inside out. The only way to change a nation into a nation who fears God Almighty is to rear children who fear God and follow His commands. Our nation has failed miserably in this regard. Mother's are not at home caring for their children and teaching them God's ways. Father's are not taking the "Head of the household" role seriously, nor are they rearing their children to fear and obey God. So, why again are we all confused by the current condition of our country?

    The Christian divorce rate is right on par with the secular divorce rate, because people think "I am not happy" justifies breaking the bonds of marriage. Feminism has not only crept into society and taken hold, it has also become to new fad within the Church. Women pastors are all the rave now. The Bible specifically says that women CANNOT be pastors, yet we have some liberal movements within the church that allow this atrocity! We also have Christian Churches that allow homosexual pastors. Why again are we all appalled by the state of our nation?

    Morals are relative, even for people who call themselves Christian. There are no absolute truths; at least that is what we have allowed the government run public school system to teach our children. We have a nation full of "Christians" who separate their faith from their politics. We have a nation where Christians are giving into pop psychology, instead of just simply obeying God's Word! People want to have a little bit of Jesus and then a little bit of the world. And we wonder why our nation is in the condition it is. America has NOT been a Christian nation for some time now. The Christians of this nation keep compromising Biblical Truths for what is politically correct. We have a nation who would rather choose the lesser of two evils instead of picking a man who stands firm on Biblical principles and voting for him.

    Neither candidate will ever make this nation a "Christian" one. Neither candidate is governed by scripture so neither one will do any good for Christians! We need to realize that. At least Barak Obama is honest about his Pro-Abortion position. John McCain has said time and time again that life begins at conception, yet he is willing to use our tax dollars to fund the destruction of embryos for research. Why are Christians compromising on this very important issue of life? Saying that he is the lesser of two evils is hog wash and a cop-out! Why are Christians compromising? The blood of the innocent is already on our hands because the government uses our tax dollars to fund Planned Parenthood. Why aren't we outraged by this? We must not care so much about the unborn if we are willing to elect a president who will only kill frozen embryos. Do we not consider those embryos to be babies too?     

    I am more appalled at the American Christians for compromising than I am about Barak Obama being president. God determines who will be in power in any nation, so I will not question His judgment on this issue. He did not need our votes to determine who He would appoint. This is all for HIS purposes! As Christians we need to stand fast on God's Word and fear NO man! By fearing Barak Obama and what he "might" do to our nation, is to give him more power over your lives than he could possibly have. To fear Barak Obama is give him a position he is not worthy of. The only One we should ever fear is the Lord God Almighty! He does what He wills, and we should trust Him no matter what.

    Sitting around pouting and being all flabbergasted at the "logical" outcome of this election is not going to do anything for our nation. Praying for the man who was fairly elected is what God COMMANDS us to do, and we should do that with a cheerful heart. If you are sitting there wishing that Obama will fail miserably just to justify your own hatred of the man, then I pity you and I fear for you as well. Harboring bitterness and hatred for ANYONE is a sin, and those who are doing that at this hour need to REPENT!

 

Daniel 2:21 "And he changeth the times and the seasons: he removeth kings, and setteth up kings:…"

 

Psalm 75:7 "But God is the judge: he putteth down one, and setteth up another."

 

Romans 13:1 "Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by God."

 

Daniel 4:35 "And all the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing: and he doeth according to his will in the army of heaven, and among the inhabitants of the earth: and none can stay his hand, or say unto him, What doest thou?"

 

 

Serving God and My Family,

Crystal <>< (SAHM)

For some reason the sound is not in sync.

To Vote or Not to Vote 2

It seems that there are people who want to push the "voting agenda" by forwarding emails that "guilt" people into voting out of fear the "other guy" will win if they don't vote.

There are only two candidates who are the "front runners" in this Presidential election. The Democratic Party has chosen Obama and the Republican Party has chosen McCain as their representatives of their parties. There are other people on the ticket, yet you won't hear about them because they have absolutely no chance of winning the election, no matter how many people vote for them. This is because we do not have a literal democracy; we have an electoral college which is based on democratic principles.

This simply is not acceptable to me. If I'm given only two choices on a menu, both of which contain varying amount of dog feces, I do not pick the one that has the smallest amount of the repulsive ingredient to dine on. I would get up from the table and leave. Wouldn't it say something about the restaurant that only limits its menu to dishes that contain unacceptable ingredients? I will only spend my hard earned cash on a dish that is healthy and that I actually enjoy. I will only spend my valuable vote on a candidate that is actually beneficial to this country, not on one that contains the fewer amount of policies that are evil. I do not believe either Presidential hopeful is the best person to lead the country, so I cannot go against my conscience and vote for either. Neither Obama nor McCain are in line with a biblical worldview, and this is why I cannot vote for either of them. Some may say, "Well one of them is closer to your worldview than the other". My answer to that is "so what?" If both candidates hold to "tainted" policies, then they are both "tainted". It would be like suggesting a dish with fewer feces is better than a dish with more feces, or an apple with a little poison is better than an apple with a lot. Those comparisons are true, having less "bad" makes one better than the other but which one would you eat? If you pick either one you will be willfully ingesting filth. To pick either front runner in this election is the same. I can no more be persuaded to choose either of the candidates we have in this election anymore than I could be persuaded to choose between which dung dish to eat. I know for some people this is "un-American". I actually find it quite "American" to exercise my "right" not to vote. If I were not "Pro-America" I would not have served in the United States Air Force. I know many people who have never given one thought to serving their country through the Armed Forces, yet they want to pressure me into voting for a person I don't 100% agree with?

So what is the big issue I have with the candidates that makes them unfit to be president? The reason I will not vote for Senator Obama is because he advocates the killing of innocent human life for the sake of parental convenience, and wants tax dollars to fund it. The reason I will not vote for Senator McCain is because he advocates the killing of innocent human life for the sake of extending the life of the diseased, and wants tax dollars to fund it. At least Senator Obama can't say he knows when life begins, but Senator McCain has said "life begins at conception" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzJdSlQYd0Q). He contradicts his own beliefs on this issue by supporting embryonic stem cell research. So, killing babies is wrong… unless it helps to advance medical research and cure disease? In my opinion embryonic stem cell research is slightly worst than abortion, in that it provides a market for creating life only to destroy it, all in the name of posterity. I cannot vote for someone who supports the killing of innocent life, regardless what party they are a part of. That blood will not be on my head.

A common objection to this is "But if you don't vote for the lesser of the two evils, then you are voting for the greater of the two." First of all this is flawed logic. Why must the non-vote benefit the "greater evil" and not benefit the "lesser evil" or vice versa? Can't it be argued that not voting for the greater evil is a vote for the lesser evil? This is a flawed argument because it limits the answer to two unacceptable choices. Much like the statement: "Yes or no? Have you told the IRS that you cheat on your taxes yet?" Either way you answer it, you would be confessing guilt regardless of whether or not you are guilty. Likewise, to choose the lesser of two evils is to be guilty of knowingly choosing evil. This, if you are a Christian, should have the same effect on you as if someone were to ask you to choose which cookie you'd like to eat, each having a greater or lesser amount of dung baked into them.

Another little gem of wisdom often used to force a vote out of the moral and reluctant population is "to not vote at all is to vote for evil to prevail". What this is suggesting is "based on a hypothetical future, an environment that I fully control the factors I choose to include, I will play ruler of the universe and force evil to flourish in this imaginary world if the guy I don't want in office wins the election. Therefore those who do not vote have contributed to this evil eventuality which is a fabrication of my extremely limited knowledge of the future and since I do not know what God knows about the future, I am removing Him from the picture completely". Again, we are repeatedly commanded to judge a tree by its fruit, to examine the evidence at hand. Not to base our real world decisions on hypothetical evidence that may or may not actually be real. Choose based off of what you know, not what you don't know. This is the same line of reasoning abortionists take by suggesting there will be more "dumpster babies" if abortion is made illegal. It is making the wrong decision solely based on a fear of an uncertain potentiality. It is fear based, not faith based. I want chapter and verse for how, if I choose not to vote for two candidates that hold to unbiblical positions, I am allowing evil to prevail. This is absurd when examining the Bible that knows nothing of such notions of democracy. Did the Hebrew's get to vote for or against Pharaoh? Did Peter or Paul place their vote against Nero? Even when they did narrow down the choices for leadership, the remaining 11 apostles "cast lots" to determine Judas's replacement as opposed to taking a vote on it (Acts 1:26). This was an act to relegate the decision making process to the One who actually knows the future. After all we are repeatedly reminded that God sets up Kings, gives them their power, and He takes them down (Psalm 75:7, Daniel 2:21, John 19:10-11, Romans 13:1-2) this did not change with the inception of democracy. From the very beginning God knows who will be in power over His people because He places them in power for HIS purposes. If my two options are "evil and less evil", then voting for either is still effectively and knowingly voting for evil. Where in scripture are we told to choose any evil, or even approve of it by endorsing it? In Acts 16:16-18 why did Paul rebuke the woman for saying "These men are the servants of the most high God, which shew unto us the way of salvation"? Wasn't what she was saying true? Yes, but she was a pagan diviner, and even though what she said was true, Paul refused to align himself with her because she was evil. Likewise, no matter what good qualities a candidate may have, if they hold to any evil we as Christians must not align ourselves with them. When choosing a spouse, do we simply marry whoever holds to the least amount of evil positions or do we hold out for someone whose positions are completely in harmony with God' s Word? Do we attend a church where a pastor holds to a 99% biblical worldview yet also teaches killing babies is ok as long as it benefits the sick? Can we honestly align ourselves and approve of such people? We are representatives of Christ, and we should be using the same standard of judgment when choosing a spouse, a pastor, and yes a president.

As Christians we need to make every decision based on scripture and prayer. There are people who want to separate their faith and politics. We need to use the same standard we use to measure what church we will attend with who we will vote into positions of government authority, if we choose to vote at all. We also need to keep in mind that our individual vote DOES NOT count. The votes cast for each presidential hopeful are not tallied and whoever has the most votes wins. We have the Electoral College because there are states that have more people than others, and there are people who don't want a handful of states deciding the outcome of all elections. I am still not quite sure how that makes any difference. A true democracy means one vote equals one vote and it is counted and tallied, regardless where the person lives. This is what makes me angry that there are only two candidates that are our options.

Christians need to realize we belong to a much greater Kingdom, and our allegiance should be sworn to no other than Jesus Christ. I am not proud of the current state of our nation. We are no longer a "Christian" nation, and have not been for some time now. Our founding fathers would not recognize the United States of America. They would be appalled at what we as a nation have become. The blood that was shed to create a free nation has been mocked as we are only oppressing ourselves by straying farther and farther away from the Biblical Truths that were once the foundation of our nation.

The two men that are in the running for President of the United States of America both claim to be "Christian". If they confess with their mouths that they are "Christian" then I will hold them to that standard. Based on their political policies they are not in line with scripture, and therefore I cannot endorse either one.

Why do Christians NOT see the Biblical and personal contradiction in Senator McCain approving of embryonic stem cell research? Why is it that Senator Obama gets slammed for his "Pro-abortion" position by Christian Evangelicals, but we turn a blind eye to Senator McCain wanting to kill babies on a more massive level for the sake of medicine?

Christians really need to stop and think about who they are voting for. McCain seems to be the candidate of the Christian Evangelicals, but he surely is not.

I will pray and trust the Lord in this difficult time. Our nation does not serve Jesus Christ, and this is obvious. The only way to change a nation is from the inside out, starting with family. Raising sons and daughters who will live a life in service to the Lord is how this nation will change. Husbands and wives returning to Biblical roles will change our nation. Christians NOT compromising not matter the cost will change our nation. Christians NOT making decisions out of fear will change this nation. We are not to fear man!

 

"Do not fear those who kill the body but are unable to kill the soul; but rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell." Matthew 10:28

 

"For God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline." 2 Timothy 1:7

 

"The fear of man brings a snare, But he who trusts in the LORD will be exalted." Proverbs 29:25

 

Serving God and My Family,

Crystal <>< (SAHM)

John Marshall, 4th Supreme Court Chief Justice

Chief Justice John Marshall wrote to Jasper Adams, May 9, 1833:

"The American population is entirely Christian, and with us
Christianity and Religion are identified. It would be strange indeed,
if with such a people, our institutions did not presuppose
Christianity and did not often refer to it and exhibit relations with
it." (American Minute with Bill Federer)

To Vote or Not to Vote

With the Presidential race heating up since the announcement of Presidential hopeful John McCain's VP pick was announced, people have inquired about my thoughts on Governor Sarah Palin. I have pretty much kept quiet on this issue for a few reasons. My first reason for not jumping on the "band wagon" and officially endorsing Senator McCain is that I did not know everything I needed to know about him to feel confident enough to put my "stamp of approval" on him as President of the United States. Also, I didn't even know who Governor Palin was until it was announced that she was Senator McCain's VP pick. When the Presidential Primaries began, I 100% supported Mike Huckabee. The important issues for me are "Pro-Life", "Pro-Family", "Homeschooling", "Support of Israel" and "Foreign Policy". I am 100% Anti-Abortion, I am 100% Pro-Family as the Lord designed it to be, I am 100% for Christian parents homeschooling K-12, I am 100% Pro-Israel, and I am 100% against Isolationism. On all of these issues I feel Mike Huckabee would represent my beliefs more accurately than any of the other candidates. (Well, until recently when Malachi told me about Alan Keyes…who I would 100% support as well)

    Those who know me would know my obvious disapproval for Senator Obama. There is no need to explain why I won't be casting a vote in his favor as the next President of the United States. I also will not be casting a vote in favor or Senator McCain. I have been wrestling with this decision mostly because of other people's opinions on "my duty as an American to vote". This argument is flawed in my opinion because first and foremost I am a Christian and I am required to make judgments based on what God's word says is right or wrong, not on my "duty as an American". (Remember, Jesus was not and is not an American) Just because Senator McCain belongs to the Republican Party does not automatically mean that I have to endorse him with my vote. I take a more critical view of each candidate not based on their political party. Now of course, it is obvious that the majority of Democrats that I have come in contact with and know about do not hold to a Biblical Worldview and line up more with a Communism/Socialism form of government, therefore it can almost be assumed that I would not vote for that particular party. This again, does not mean that the Republican candidate automatically receives my vote hands down.

    Another reason that I cannot casually cast a vote for what some would call "the lesser of two evils", is because I see no where in scripture where I am obligated to as it is God Himself who appoints those in power. (John 19:11 gives us an example of this) People will say this is a lame and weak argument for "not voting". I say it is the more Biblical view and therefore I stand by it.

    Senator McCain claims to be "Pro-Life" but also supports federal funding for Embryonic Stem Cell Research.

Supports fetal tissue research; against over-intensity

McCain was asked how he could be anti-abortion and still vote to support fetal tissue research. He supports fetal-tissue research, McCain said, because it has helped make progress against Parkinson's disease. McCain concluded that abortion rights and anti-abortion activists should cooperate on issues of foster care and adoption. He had made his decision on abortion, he said, "after a lot of study, consultation, and a lot of prayer." He added, "I'd like to have less intensity on this issue."

Source: Boston Globe, p. A11 Jan 22, 2000

 

I am not sure how he can justify killing embryos (a human life) for the sake of research in curing other illnesses when he claims to be "Pro-Life". It seems that he must not believe life begins at conception. I cannot and will not support a candidate that is "wishy washy" on this issue of human life's value. In the line of importance in casting my vote, the "Pro-Life" issue is #1 and Senator McCain's position on this issue does not reflect mine. I also do not feel comfortable with supporting a candidate who chooses a woman with young children still at home as his VP pick. If he and she are so "pro-family", then why take her away from them for 4 years. No one can argue that being Vice President will take an enormous amount of time away from her husband and young children all for the sake of "appeal" to gain more votes for those who want to "empower women". As a Christian who is "Pro-Family", I see no way this woman can effectively uphold her God-Given responsibility to be her husband's helpmeet, her children's mother and nurturer AND the Vice President, or potential President of the United States. This is how Dr. Voddie Bauchman handles the criticism he received from the Feminists on this issue:

 

"I do not buy the Feminist ideology of equivocation on this matter.  There is a double standard when it comes to caring for the home, and for children (1 Tim. 5:14; Titus 2:5).  Women are to be "keepers of the home."  Men are to work and provide for their families (1 Tim. 5:8; 2 Ths. 3:10).  Men are called to be providers.  There is a difference between a man with a demanding job and a woman with a demanding job.  While men with children to raise need to be careful not to neglect their calling as fathers, they must also realize that providing is part of that calling.  I make no apology for holding a woman to a different standard on this matter because I believe God does.

Finally, while I agree wholeheartedly that the Obamas have as much to answer for on this as do the Palins (they have two young daughters and a working mother plus a father running for President), the issue in my blog was the response of conservative Evangelicals beating the pro-family drum the moment the Palin announcement was made.  My blog was not about whom we should vote for; it was about the Christian community following blindly (and uncritically) behind a political party and failing to speak forth God's truth on a serious matter." (Dr. Voddie Bauchman "Waking up the Sheeple", 3 September 2008)

 

Dr. Voddie Bauchman goes on to address the argument that has come up "we cannot hold political candidates to biblical standards." I ask the same exact question he does…why not? Dr. Bauchman is right in also asking "what other standard is there?" I also agree with his final point which explains why I cannot endorse Senator McCain with my vote: "We cannot trade in the Bible for pragmatic utilitarianism when election time rolls around."  Dr. Voddie Bauchman goes on to say:

"I stand with Jesus!  I'll dump a political party in a heartbeat.  I am sick and tired of watching leading Evangelicals compromise in order to prevent the earth from turning to dust if the wrong guy is elected.  Where's our faith?  We ought to speak God's truth and let the chips fall where they may.  We must bow to no man.  If Mr. McCain or Mr. Obama don't want Evangelicals to say things that may hurt them in the polls, they ought to speak and act like the Christians they both claim to be.  Instead, they know that their constituencies within the Christian community (black liberals for Obama and white Evangelicals for McCain) will not speak too loudly when they get out of line because both groups are more concerned with winning than with truth.

I refuse to believe that following a party like sheep is the answer to our problems.  We must maintain our prophetic voice, and that voice must be consistently Scriptural.  I don't have all of the answers.  I'm just trying to wrestle with the questions as honestly as I can."  (Dr. Voddie Bauchman "Waking up the Sheeple", 3 September 2008)

 

Dr. James Dobson measured in this issue as well:

"I'm deeply disappointed the Republican Party seems poised to select a nominee who did not support a Constitutional amendment to protect the institution of marriage, who voted for embryonic stem cell research to kill nascent human beings, who opposed tax cuts that ended the marriage penalty, and who has little regard for freedom of speech, who organized the Gang of 14 to preserve filibusters, and has a legendary temper and often uses foul and obscene language.

"I am convinced Sen. McCain is not a conservative, and in fact, has gone out of his way to stick his thumb in the eyes of those who are. He has at times sounded more like a member of the other party. McCain actually considered leaving the GOP in 2001, and approached John Kerry about being Kerry's running mate in 2004. McCain also said publicly that Hillary Clinton would make a good president. Given these and many other concerns, a spoonful of sugar does not make the medicine go down. I cannot, and I will not vote for Sen. John McCain, as a matter of conscience.

"But what a sad and melancholy decision this is for me and many other conservatives. Should John McCain capture the nomination as many assume, I believe this general election will offer the worst choices for president in my lifetime. I certainly can't vote for Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama based on their virulently anti-family policy positions. If these are the nominees in November, I simply will not cast a ballot for president for the first time in my life. These decisions are my personal views and do not represent the organization with which I'm affiliated. They do reflect, however, my deeply held convictions about the institution of the family, about moral and spiritual beliefs, and about the welfare of our country."
(Statement from Dr. James Dobson as delivered by Laura Ingraham on "The Laura Ingraham Show" (2/5/08)

 

Merely casting a vote so the "other guy" doesn't win is not a good enough reason for me to cast my vote for someone I am not 100% sure about. I will trust the Lord because I cannot vote for someone just because they are within the "appropriate party" that the majority of Evangelicals endorse.

"Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put
darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter
for sweet, and sweet for bitter!"
Isaiah 5:20, KJV

Serving God and My Family,

Crystal <>< (SAHM)