American politics?

[klutedavid]

I would quote a verse here but I don't know if it would help you that much.

I'll just ask, how do you interpret Romans 11:36?

By reading the verse in the surrounding context.

 

[Sola1517]

By reading the verse in the surrounding context.

Like I said, I don't even know if that conversation is fruitful.

 

[klutedavid]

Like I said, I don't even know if that conversation is fruitful.

You knew before you posted that verse and then you posted that verse anyway?

 

[Sola1517]

You knew before you posted that verse and then you posted that verse anyway?

I just wondered what you thought of that specific verse in connection to the issue.

 

[klutedavid]

I just wondered what you thought of that specific verse in connection to the issue.

That verse is a closing proclamation regarding the sovereignty of Jesus Christ above what Paul was discussing in chapter eleven.

 

[Sola1517]

That verse is a closing proclamation regarding the sovereignty of Jesus Christ above what Paul was discussing in chapter eleven.

K, bye.

 

[The Barbarian]

What is wrong with American politics?

Congress always seems to be in gridlock.

The president is always public enemy number one even though the people elected the president.

No matter whether democrats or republicans are elected the status quo is maintained.

Viewed from the outside American politics seems corrupt and dysfunctional.

Mostly it's Gerrymandering. By trying to eliminate voter choice, by producing large numbers of "safe" districts, politicians assure that the most radical candidates tend to win. And there it is.

 

[Alpha&Omega]

Does anyone else think that Republican and Democrat is just a front? That these politicians are all friends with each other and enemies of God? I think that the goal of politics is to keep the general population's eyes off Jesus and to bring forth their one world government.