ROYAL BLUE
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You are the one that’s always on here talking about the “Christian’s†in this country. Are you sure that she is a Christian and she practiced Christianity? Is she in hell, no, because Christ has not returned and the final judgment is complete?
I am saying you are under the false opinion that she was a Christian and I am attempting to make you understand that every one baptized is not a Christian, doggone that’s common sense. Paul discussed the same subject in several of his letters.
You have a problem Obama for lighting a lamp and saying that he is not a Christian. Now I am saying the same about your girl Pocahontas, and you are having a problem. You think because she changed her name to “Rebecca†that places her name in the Lamb’s Book of Lifeâ€
So, are you saying that you know without a doubt in your infinite wisdom that Obama is not a Christian, because he lit a lamp?
Christian National Day of Prayer, what's that. You just agreed that this does not solidify one’s Christianity. So attending a National Day of Prayer means absolutely nothing.
Question: How many Christian National Day of Prayer have you attended.
.....and again; when did I say that "every one baptized is a Christian"? I never made that statement, and I never stated Pocahontas was a Christian because she changed her name to Rebecca. I stated the facts, she accepted Christ, converted to Christianity, and was baptized.......that's all. How did black folks learn of Christ, and who brought the doctrine to black folks?
All one would have to do is "SPIRITUALLY" look at what Obama supports, and one would know he's not a Christian. Christ told us to test the fruits. Well, I tested Obama's, and his fruits are wicked. A politician who supports abortion is no better than a thug who engages in a drive by shooting........murderer.
I have never attended the national day of prayer in DC. The president was invited, and he refused to attend any of the events. I guess it's impossible for evil and good to dwell together. Why did Obama cancel on the Christian brothers and sister, but gladly participate/glorify in false religion? It makes no sense. If he truly wanted to be politically correct, then he should have canceled attending "all" religious events. That would have been the fair thing to do.