Congradualtions Americans, good for us.

[valley ranch]

We've survived the long drawn out process, we can now work together to the best interests of America.

Long live and god bless the U.S. of A!

 

[Smart Red]

Amen!

Americans went out and voted their hearts on both sides yesterday. May we be of one heart today and work for the best America we can achieve.

 

[Nyboy]

 

[seedcorn]

No matter WHO is elected, I always hope for our countries best. God is in control, I am not getting out alive, so no worries.

 

[bobm]

 

[valley ranch]

God, our God, of course can control, but he's been ordered to stay out, by the few who do have some control. I think: He might want us to do something to show that we want His help. What's your thought?

 

[Smart Red]

God, our God, of course can control, but he's been ordered to stay out, by the few who do have some control. I think: He might want us to do something to show that we want His help. What's your thought?

I think that our God is sorely missing in government. Thankfully He is in the hearts and lives of the silent majority. Those affirming "God is dead" or He has no place in government have lost the heart and soul of our country's founding.

Abiding by self-evident truth in the Declaration of Independence called "The laws of Nature and Nature's God" requires a social morality as part of governmental's objective order.

Morality is not subjective. The social objective morality of our Founding has been eroded and this is manifested in today's politically correct ''value-free'' relativism where by all value judgements are considered equally valid -- with no right or wrong.

 

[seedcorn]

Couple things to consider.

Jesus lived under the most cruel government ever-yet no scriptures asking his disciples to be political.

Early settlers of America, killed, robbed, etc. founding fathers were slave owners who raped their female slaves.

I have no worries over government leaders. I do vote.