Mixing Christianity and Election Politics
How sad that The Times puts forth an article with pejorative words like stealth, captured, lead the charge, sneak attack and money trail just before the election to portray Christians, who are trying to regain the moral ground in the United States, as an army of underground bigots who are trying to take over the country.
Christians feel that strong families with lots of love in them would go far in stopping the criminal behavior that’s rampant in our country, and Christians also believe that a person is responsible for his or her actions. This is what the people who have lived in this country from its beginnings and until recently have felt was right and decent.
Those who believe in morality in these days are categorized as right wing, the implication (being) that they are some kind of blind, intolerant fools.
To be perfectly fair, let’s see a revelation before the election of the groups funding the ACLU and the People for the American Way (Action Fund) and describe what they want for the U.S.
JERRY and ROBERT SMITH, Brea
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