And as far as you sarcastic remark regarding the Defense Department not being able to survive the Sermon on the Mounts application, I can assure you Senator that Christ would never advocate to turning the other cheek to terrorists and America’s enemies. The real question is, do you know what’s in there Senator? For instance, did you not know that most Christians and Historians agree that the Sermon on the Mount, contains the most spiritually inspiring words ever uttered by Jesus Christ or any other religious leader. As if the American people don’t know what’s in there.
Senator Obama after you so arrogantly mocked and ridiculed the books of Leviticus, Deuteronomy and the Sermon on the Mount, taking those passages from the Bible so painfully out of context you then condescendingly stated quote: “Folks haven’t been reading their Bible.” un-quote. Which passages of scripture should guide our public policy? Should we go with, Leviticus which suggests slavery is okay? Or we can go with, we could go with Deuteronomy, which suggests stoning your child if he strays from the faith? Or should we just stick to the Sermon on the Mount? A passage that is so radical that it’s doubtful that our own Defense Department would survive its application. Where he explains why he finds it so difficult for America to use the bible to help guide our public policy. “On June 28th 2006, Senator Barack Obama gave a speech to the Call To Renewal Conference. The video can be quoted as (and of course it his highly recommended that you watch the video before continuing): I will explain how this video is misleading, and how it garners to the population of voters who would rather accept things blindly, through biased assumptions, and a deficit in critical thought. The text of the video will be shared here, which was gathered from a website (as I did not feel like transcribing it myself), and edited as there are some errors. The video, which is only 2:09 long, scrapped together a few moments from a keynote address called “Call to Renewal” on June 28 th, 2006. This of course is a fundamental problem with politics and the abundance of fact-free campaign ads, as this video was meant to function as. My friend, who showed me this video, was outraged at the fact that his friend, who posted it initially – believed what it had to say. Another reason, is that because it still exists, it still has influence. For one, the video still exists for people to witness, behold, and guzzle down unwittingly.
At this point, you’re probably curious why I would even write about the video on June 25 th, 2012. Regardless of how I came upon it, the YouTube video is titled “Obama Mocks & Attacks Jesus Christ And The Bible/Video/Obama Is Not A Christian.” This particular video was posted on October 12 th, 2008. I recently came across a video on YouTube, although it was because a friend of mine shared it with me who got it from a friend.
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