Which political party could most correctly be called "The Party of God"?

[UberLutheran]

Calling out "the faithful" and the Truly Faithful.

 

[BrownCoat]

If you don't get it, watch the movie.

Elwood for President in '08.

 

[UberLutheran]

If you don't get it, watch the movie.

Which movie?

 

[BrownCoat]

Which movie?

You have got to be kidding me!

Spoiler: Movie

The Blues Brothers

 

[Voegelin]

One thing is certain. Clinton's old pollster's, Stanley Greenberg, analysis of the religious vote in the 2004 election shook the Democratic party up. One result was "last July's founding conference for the Network of Spiritual Progressives."

Nostalgic for 1970s era Libertarian theology and the slogans of the baby boomer 'New Left'?

Rabbi Michael Lerner and Jim Wallis have exactly what you are looking for.

 

[Aimee30]

I don't think any political party is God's party. That's why the government is the way it is.

 

[Aimee30]

On second thought, maybe we should vote for Bill and Ted from Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. At least they have the ability to problem solve. The government would be a most excellent place and after all God did send them back from the dead.

 

[Jetgirl]

On second thought, maybe we should vote for Bill and Ted from Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. At least they have the ability to problem solve. The government would be a most excellent place and after all God did send them back from the dead.

A most non-heinous idea.

 

[BrownCoat]

On second thought, maybe we should vote for Bill and Ted from Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. At least they have the ability to problem solve. The government would be a most excellent place and after all God did send them back from the dead.

Do we have to play the reaper?

 

[quantumspirit]

I will agree with BrownCoat. They're "on a mission from God".

 

[Mongoose]

Wait. God supports one of these parties? Man, as if I don't already have enough reason to dislike the Christian God.

(as an agnostic, I abstained)

 

[Texas Lynn]

Christ and Paul were not concerned at all with governance.

 

[quantumspirit]

...to drinking party. After all, Ben Franklin said, "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."

UberLutheran, I'll trade you my oat ale for a prickly pear margarita!

ATKINS WARNING: If you are "counting carbs", my beer is not for you!!!

 

[Voegelin]

Who am I to judge? Who are we to judge?

Isn't it politically incorrect to even suggest one faction might be more hospitalible to faith than another?

"Deeply held personal beliefs", as Senator Charles Schumer refers to the Christian religion, are a private matter.

 

[quantumspirit]

Who am I to judge? Who are we to judge?

Isn't it politically incorrect to even suggest one faction might be more hospitalible to faith than another?

"Deeply held personal beliefs", as Senator Charles Schumer refers to the Christian religion, are a private matter.

 

[Texas Lynn]

Isn't it politically incorrect to even suggest one faction might be more hospitalible to faith than another?

In this case, it's inaccurate anyhow.

 

[Yusuf Evans]

Neither party is the party of God, because they really don't have morals.

 

[k]

Every political Party of any significance is inherently unGodly, simply because in order to achieve said status, the teachings of Christ must be compromised, and in many cases, wholly ignored.

 

[Yusuf Evans]

Every political Party of any significance is inherently unGodly, simply because in order to achieve said status, the teachings of Christ must be compromised, and in many cases, wholly ignored.

 

[Chrysalis Kat]

Neither party is the party of God, because they really don't have morals.

Nothing like painting with a broad brush is there?