That's right. When Santorum was asked if he believed President Obama was a "sincere liberal Christian," Santorum responded with, "I don't think there is such a thing." He continued with, "To take what is plainly written and say that 'I don't agree with that, therefore I don't have to pay attention to it,' means you're not what you say you are. You're a liberal something, but you're not a Christian."
That's right. If a person is considered "liberal" when it comes to social issues (or perhaps even economic ones), they can't be a legitimate Christian. I just can't believe that people actually listen to this garbage and think he's telling the truth. I'm not a Christian. I'm not an anything when it comes to religion. But it drives me crazy when Rick Santorum and his like claim to be devout Christians, to be one with Christ and to be affiliated with the party of Christ. If a person believes in gay marriage, they can't be a Christian. If a person is pro-choice, they can't be a Christian. If a person is against the death penalty, supports raising taxes on the rich, supports welfare, they can't be a Christian.
So, let me get this straight, Rick Santorum believes he's speaking for God, is the candidate most in touch with God, representing the party most representative of God's word? He's a sinner (according to The Bible), yet is going to lay claim that people who believe certain things, fellow sinners, can't be Christian like him? He's going to base this on interpretation over words he never wrote himself? I'd think what he's doing is more un-Christian that those evil liberals. You know, Mitt Romney may flip flop harder than a sumo wrestler off a diving board. Ron Paul may have a few screws loose. Newt Gingrich may have screwed more women than Gene Simmons in his prime. Rick Santorum, though? He's fricking nuts! I'm sane and I approve this message.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/21/rick-santorum-obama-christianity_n_1291645.html
That's right. If a person is considered "liberal" when it comes to social issues (or perhaps even economic ones), they can't be a legitimate Christian. I just can't believe that people actually listen to this garbage and think he's telling the truth. I'm not a Christian. I'm not an anything when it comes to religion. But it drives me crazy when Rick Santorum and his like claim to be devout Christians, to be one with Christ and to be affiliated with the party of Christ. If a person believes in gay marriage, they can't be a Christian. If a person is pro-choice, they can't be a Christian. If a person is against the death penalty, supports raising taxes on the rich, supports welfare, they can't be a Christian.
So, let me get this straight, Rick Santorum believes he's speaking for God, is the candidate most in touch with God, representing the party most representative of God's word? He's a sinner (according to The Bible), yet is going to lay claim that people who believe certain things, fellow sinners, can't be Christian like him? He's going to base this on interpretation over words he never wrote himself? I'd think what he's doing is more un-Christian that those evil liberals. You know, Mitt Romney may flip flop harder than a sumo wrestler off a diving board. Ron Paul may have a few screws loose. Newt Gingrich may have screwed more women than Gene Simmons in his prime. Rick Santorum, though? He's fricking nuts! I'm sane and I approve this message.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/21/rick-santorum-obama-christianity_n_1291645.html
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