
Sitting watching Mcain was an interesting event for me. I have always believed in conservative values. I have strong feelings on the importance of pursuing political views that are consistent with my gospel view and with my personal feelings on humanity, and the idealogical hope of creating a better society. More recently I have come to better understand for myself just how important these conservative views of mine our. It is my conclusion that a true Christian cannot support the ideals of the liberal agenda. The two cannot truly mix. The liberal agenda is such that its only hope to to remove all personal responsibility from the American People. Saying in essence, you can't possible take care of yourself, or make correct choices on your own, so we will make your choices, and even when you make a wrong choice, we will bail you out and make it all better. The liberal agenda is to take this important role away from each of us. Welfare, abortion, increased legislation and larger government. All these are ways of telling us to let go of our freedoms. Let someone else hold your hand and blindly tell you that everything is going to be okay. Dont work hard, don't try to help yourself, don't try to govern yourself, let us do it for you. If you choose to have sex, but don't like the consequence, just take care of it. If you choose to not get a job, and have children by several men, just get your check. If you don't like it when someone has an opinion, just sue them. The liberal agenda is trying it's best to destroy the nation that we live in and that we love. Not in my house. I believe that lawyers are pretty big on semantics. When I read the founding father's words, I read that we have the Freedom
OF Religion, not the Freedom
FROM Religion. Ours is a nation based on basic Christian beliefs. I feel that part of the belief is for us to learn to establish a sense of personal responsibility in our lives, and not allow other outside forces dictate who we are to be, or what it is we do. It is for us to do what is right and let the consequence follow.