Comments on: Matthews on Palin, Steele and God – Scary

By: phil

phil — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:58:41 +0000

So, Sarah’s only support comes from the religious right? Well, I supported her, and still support her, and although I am very close to being an atheist, I staunchly support her right to worship in the manner of her choice. Yours too.

By: Dimsdale

Dimsdale — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:58:28 +0000

She may not have been able to find anyone to pray with in the McCain camp, but in the Obama camp, she would have been publicly villified, assuming she even would have made it on the ticket at all, which she obviously would not have.

For Democrats, shows of religion are like shows of charitable giving, simply political shows, to be done only when someone is looking. Palin is obviously a religious person, and Matthews, despite all the gaffes and blunders of the Obambi administration, couldn’t find any other topic to cover.

I think it reveals the deep fear that the Democrats have of Palin and subsequent runs for national office. If she were as ineffectual or harmful to the Repubicans as they claim, they would wisely leave her alone, letting her do the alleged damage while they stood back. Their actions belie that.

By: Janet

Janet — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 17:12:20 +0000

Yes, Matthews and his cronies would love it if we Christians just shut up and made “prayer and religion…a private thing.” That’s their motivation here. They can’t stand it that Palin is honest and humble enough to risk criticism by openly displaying her Christian practices. And, deep down, I think they fear that kind of strength and conviction.

This arrogant and twisted reaction is only further evidence that we’re rapidly evolving into a nation where Christians will be persecuted for their beliefs.

Religious intolerance?! These people should take a look in the mirror.

By: skepticalcynic

skepticalcynic — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:50:34 +0000

While I may not be as right as Rush (thank God) (What ever happened to his feelings on jail time for addicts? Hmm, ) I do tend to lean there and LOATH idealists from BOTH sides, Rush as well as Moore.) Both wouldn’t know the truth if it bit them in the arse.

Christ stance on money is clear. It is of little or no importance. ANd these PROSPERITY ministers make me nauseous. Give caesar what is caesars, the rich young man who didn’t recieve the answer he wanted when he was told to give EVERYTHING away and follow Christ. Jesus the Christ and some aspects of Capitalism DEFINATELY DON’T MIX.