View Full Version : How do you feel about BUsh? *Baptist only thread*
Blazin4Christ
2nd January 2005, 06:10 PM
I wanna get the opinions of Baptists only on if you tihn BUsh is a good or bad President in your opinion
I like Bush but the only thing Bush is doing I don't like is wanting to put a ban on automated weaponry, thats all,
aReformedPatriot
2nd January 2005, 06:47 PM
I wanna get the opinions of Baptists only on if you tihn BUsh is a good or bad President in your opinion
I like Bush but the only thing Bush is doing I don't like is wanting to put a ban on automated weaponry, thats all,
No administration will ever cut the mustard for everybody. Generally when electing a governing official my faith dictates my vote. The republican party currently upholds a good number of values that I stand for. That being said I voted for Bush. Although he is liberal when it comes to swinging the warhammer, and spending he's not to shabby infact its better than John Kerry in there doing his thing. Ultimatly my vote doesnt count. Bush was installed by God to do his bidding, how much should I complain?
I guess I'll just have to do what the bible says and pray for my leaders that they will permit me to lead a quiet life.
theseed
2nd January 2005, 06:56 PM
I voted for him.
rural_preacher
2nd January 2005, 07:13 PM
I like him. I voted for him. I'm glad he got re-elected.
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Gwenyfur
2nd January 2005, 08:01 PM
I like Bush. He is a Christian, and is known to be on his knees in the oval office. I can't not like a man who spends time in prayer over decisions of a magnitude most of us will never face.
*shrugs* I've said it before and I'll say it again, When Jesus returns it will be for *all* who have called on His name for salvation from their sins. Not just Baptists.
rural_preacher
2nd January 2005, 08:03 PM
I've said it before and I'll say it again, When Jesus returns it will be for *all* who have called on His name for salvation from their sins. Not just Baptists.
AMEN!!!
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staugustine68
2nd January 2005, 08:10 PM
GWB prays before he makes any decisions. :thumbsup:
SumTinWong
2nd January 2005, 08:28 PM
GWB prays before he makes any decisions. :thumbsup: nevermind I am staying out of this one...
newlite
2nd January 2005, 10:17 PM
im not telling you who i voted for!!!:P
im canadian so i couldnt. plus im 15 so i couldnt no matter what...
i got a beef with him concerining beef...
jones_of_pbf
2nd January 2005, 11:10 PM
I like him, but I think he should have put more thought into the war with Iraq.
Poorfornow
2nd January 2005, 11:29 PM
I didn't like any of the candidates.
I didn't vote for him, but he is NOW my president.
I'm not about to judge my president.
Matthan
3rd January 2005, 01:10 AM
President Bush is a good man caught right in the middle of a lot of things. He is a Methodists, true, and we should pray for him in that regard. And remember that, just because he calls himself a Methodist does not mean he would ever turn his back on Jesus should his Methodist church declare some heretical device. I believe he would cling to his Scripture more strongly than his Methodist roots.
Someone mentioned that GWB said Muslims and Christians worship the same God. And, that is technically a true statement. The muslims quickly claim their heritage from Ishmael, first son of Abraham. Do not blame GWB for being politically correct in a world ready to politically castrate him for the slightest insult to anyone. He has to first survive (politically) before he can properly serve our nation.
Besides, (and this should make any Baptist shudder), just imagine John (the godless wonder) Kerry as President right now......
Matthan
theseed
3rd January 2005, 09:17 AM
I believe he would cling to his Scripture more strongly than his Methodist roots.
As I understand it, Bush does not hav methodist roots, his family is Epsicaplian. That is why he claims to be a "born again" Christian.
AJ
3rd January 2005, 10:23 AM
I support Bush overall. I do not support all of the "neo-con" agenda that is included in his foreign policy (The Bush Doctrine)... However I do believe that he is a Christian... I am glad that he spends time prayer before making decisions... He is a good man doing a difficult job as best he can.
staugustine68
3rd January 2005, 10:41 AM
I am glad that he spends time prayer before making decisions... He is a good man doing a difficult job as best he can.
Well posted !:amen:
fluffy_rainbow
3rd January 2005, 11:15 AM
As far as Bush is concerned, he has made some judgement calls that I do not quite agree with; however, as TLE so wonderfully put it, no government official is ever going to 100% satisfy the People. Our stances are aligned on issues such as abortion and same-sex marriages. I would like to see a bit more concentrated effort on education reform and space exploration.
lucypevensie
3rd January 2005, 02:47 PM
To answer the OP, yes I like Bush. I don't think he's been the perfect president or anything (duh, who is?). I think he does the best he knows how.
RED that's ME
3rd January 2005, 05:13 PM
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RED that's ME
3rd January 2005, 06:04 PM
MOD HAT ON
Reminder that we are not to say whether our President is a Christian or not that is between God and President Bush.
Please be careful that you don't call other groups nonChristians that fall under the Christian Forums faiths.
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gibbs
4th January 2005, 10:45 AM
Regarding Bush,
I think he does a much better job holding his values on other issues such as gay marriage and stem cell research, and I like the fact that he prays before making decisions.:pray: (Can't you feel the but coming)
But. Even if I was an American, and old enough to vote for him, I wouldn't. I am very vocal teen against his use of wars to accomplish a political agenda for his friends. I do not believe what he did was the best thing.
In the end, however, I guess it's not my place to judge his decisions, but I wish his faith would be more apparent as he waged wars.
Eric
TwinCrier
4th January 2005, 05:21 PM
I feel that President Bush has given much thought to all his decisions, including the one to go to war. He showed far more restraint than I would have in many of these situations he has faced.
infantyouthpastor
4th January 2005, 05:46 PM
I've got mixed feelings about the war, but I will remind you that it is not all President Bush's fault that we have troops committed. He has his cabinet chairs that advise him on important decisions when it comes to foreign policy. By the way our government is set up, if a President commits troops to ANY conflict, he must notify congress within a certain time period. Also, Congress is who declares a war, not the president. Congress calls the shots...not the President. If congress wished it so, they could pull every single last troop from Iraq. They could also declare war on Iraq, since we've only had 5 of those, and Iraq, nor desert storm, nor Korea were one of them. We are a government by the people, for the people, and if you have a problem with the decisions made, don't put all of the blame...although some of it should rightfully be...on the president. How would you feel if you were the president, you made a decision that seemed right at the time, and then were chastised for doing it? What would you do?
Sorry...I'll shut my mouth now...probably already said too much.
Blazin4Christ
4th January 2005, 06:18 PM
He is a wonderful President, not perfect, but great, a real man of God,
gibbs
4th January 2005, 07:46 PM
I've got mixed feelings about the war, but I will remind you that it is not all President Bush's fault that we have troops committed. He has his cabinet chairs that advise him on important decisions when it comes to foreign policy. By the way our government is set up, if a President commits troops to ANY conflict, he must notify congress within a certain time period. Also, Congress is who declares a war, not the president. Congress calls the shots...not the President. If congress wished it so, they could pull every single last troop from Iraq. They could also declare war on Iraq, since we've only had 5 of those, and Iraq, nor desert storm, nor Korea were one of them. We are a government by the people, for the people, and if you have a problem with the decisions made, don't put all of the blame...although some of it should rightfully be...on the president.
I see your point there. The decision is not all his. Thanks for raising that point.
How would you feel if you were the president, you made a decision that seemed right at the time, and then were chastised for doing it? What would you do?
And if my remarks were to strong, I do appologise. I want to be PM in Canada eventually, so I definatly understand how every decision is examined and cross examined to find holes if you are in the public eye.
Sorry...I'll shut my mouth now...probably already said too much.
I'd have to disagree with you there, I love to hear other peoples views on the man.
God Bless you all, and may God Bless Bush as he makes these tough decisions!
Eric
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