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Eloquent Speech, Troubling Worldview

 
 
Miller
 
Reply Wed 19 Mar, 2008 01:56 am
Eloquent Speech, Troubling Worldview
by Kenneth Blackwell (more by this author)

Posted 03/18/2008 ET
Updated 03/18/2008 ET

Barack Obama just gave an eloquent speech, but one that does not address the underlying nature of Senator Obama's beliefs. Rev. Jeremiah Wright, like Mr. Obama, believes in
a state-centered 21st century form of big-government socialism. This 21st century form of socialism is at the heart of the Liberation Theology Rev. Wright preaches from the pulpit. Today, Mr. Obama again made it clear, with all his eloquence, that he still embraces these beliefs that would require dismantling the free-market system that has made our country's economy the most prosperous in all of human history.

In contrast to Liberation Theology, the Christian orthodoxy teaches about the nature of God, the nature of man, the relationship between the two in this life, and about the hereafter. Liberation Theology, on the other hand, is a belief system about political agendas, socialistic economic policy, and redistribution of wealth. Proponents of Liberation Theology, like Rev. Wright, teach that God commands us to form a government that will supervise our economy to create government-subsidized jobs under central-government planning; guarantee healthcare and education by having government control both; and achieve 'economic equality' by redistributing wealth through massive taxes on the affluent and massive government entitlements for the poor. And it advocates replacing governments that do not embrace this socialistic agenda.

Those are the beliefs of Liberation Theology. Those are the offensive root beliefs underlying many of Rev. Wright's sermons. And though Barack Obama does not embrace Mr. Wright's offensive language, he does embrace this government-solves-everything-through-socialism worldview.

His speech was magnificent in its elegance and rhetoric, but today Mr. Obama reminded me yet again of his worldview that embraces, among other things, partial-birth abortion,
military weakness, and economic socialism. Thank God for religious liberty, free market, and free elections!

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Miller
 
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Reply Wed 19 Mar, 2008 10:52 am
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Barack Obama ... does embrace this government-solves-everything-through-socialism worldview.


And in so doing, keeps the merry welfare state rolling. Crying or Very sad
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Ramafuchs
 
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Reply Thu 20 Mar, 2008 01:42 pm
Miller
"Words are like leaves and
where they most abound
much fruit of SENSE is
rarely found"- I had quoted somerenonowned author.
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candidone1
 
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Reply Thu 20 Mar, 2008 01:46 pm
Re: Eloquent Speech, Troubling Worldview
Miller wrote:
Today, Mr. Obama again made it clear, with all his eloquence, that he still embraces these beliefs that would require dismantling the free-market system that has made our country's economy the most prosperous in all of human history.
.........
His speech was magnificent in its elegance and rhetoric, but today Mr. Obama reminded me yet again of his worldview that embraces, among other things, partial-birth abortion,
military weakness, and economic socialism. Thank God for religious liberty, free market, and free elections!


This was all derived from that Obama speech?
Wow.
I must have forgot to read between the lines.
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Miller
 
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Reply Thu 20 Mar, 2008 01:47 pm
You could need new glasses.
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