Only half the United States government votes on bible standards.
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I agree. There are a lot of Christian Republicans but probably three quarters of the southern voters voted with absolutely no idea of Christianity in mind.
Not sure of the percentages. Personally, the overriding factor in how I vote is abortion, but America largely votes its pocket book.
It was a bummer to get R/vrs/wade overturned and then the numbers actually go up instead of down to 1.14 million in 2024.
Could have just been an overreaction. I'd like to know if the numbers have gone up or down since.
actually their job is to represent their people, not to do the bible laws.
"The "separation of church and state" is the concept that the U.S. government and religious institutions should remain separate, primarily rooted in the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, which prevents Congress from establishing a religion. This idea, famously articulated by Thomas Jefferson as a "wall of separation," ensures that the government does not favor any religion and protects citizens' rights to practice any faith or no faith at all. "
Hate to burst your bubble but.....If someone is a Democrat does not mean they are not a Christian and have Bible principals. Oooops did I say that out loud?
Here is my source on the data.
https://www.worthynews.com/108459-s...ngress-votes-in-line-with-biblical-principles
@enril I agree this is how it should be, because if they decided the religion, it's not going to be christian.
https://www.worthynews.com/108459-s...ngress-votes-in-line-with-biblical-principles
@enril I agree this is how it should be, because if they decided the religion, it's not going to be christian.
DOJ task force finds 'numerous instances' of anti-Christian government bias under Biden
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/do...es-anti-christian-government-bias-under-biden
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/do...es-anti-christian-government-bias-under-biden
Same here. I will never vote for anyone, regardless of party, that is pro-choice.
dissagree. most people vote semi randomly. they heard a name, or the name looks odd, or their a woman...........................
No they don't. If someone takes the time to vote, they know why.
What is a "Biblical principle?" Biblical principles can mean almost anything, depending on who you're talking to.
Good point. Some people claim “biblical principles” to support the murder of infants.