Ron Paul Throws His Weight Behind the Constitution Party Published by
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In a somewhat surprising move, Ron Paul has chosen to buck his libertarian roots and endorse the Constitution Party’s
Chuck Baldwin for President. In a long, very personal and very revealing piece, Paul makes
a couple of observations about this decision and his run at the White House. This one stuck out:
Ironically the most difficult group to recruit has been the evangelicals who supported McCain and his pro-war positions. They have been convinced that they are obligated to initiate preventive war in the Middle East for theological reasons. Fortunately, this is a minority of the Christian community, but our doors remain open to all despite this type of challenge. The point is, new devotees to the freedom philosophy are more likely to come from the left than from those conservatives who have been convinced that God has instructed us to militarize the Middle East.
Paul, like many of us Christians who deeply lament the unbiblical support from our brothers and sisters of offensive war,
murder,
lying and
blasphemy - and those who have sold themselves out to John McCain’s “evil” because it is “less evil” than Barack Obama’s “evil” has decided to embrace a
genuinely Christian candidate in Chuck Baldwin. From the pastor himself:
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