Can a liberal and a conservative

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Lynx

Lynx

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maxwel said:
1.) The term "conservative" generally denotes traditional morals and values which also generally tend to align with the Bible, and the term "liberal" denotes morals and beliefs which are specifically in opposition to the bible, and which tend to be constantly changing as they have no real foundation.

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I know some conservatives who would be quite offended by this definition, as they don't want to be linked to Christianity in any way.

I also know some liberal Christians, but they wouldn't be offended. They'd just say, "Well bless his heart, I guess he's never met me before" and go on with their day.
 
hornetguy

hornetguy

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James Carville and Mary Matalin seem to be doing ok with it. I don't know how, but they seem to be.
 
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