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Date Posted: 13:12:55 01/27/05 Thu
Author: PECAS
Subject: Re: Clinton, Bush, and Feminist Groups
In reply to: Chris 's message, "Re: Clinton, Bush, and Feminist Groups" on 00:00:48 01/27/05 Thu

>I find it interesting that a man who views women as
>toys for his pleasure is so well praised
>
>I do not think that was his official position about
>women, or the position he was convinced to have.

Actions speak louder than words.

The
>problem was that Clinton was a sinner just like
>everybody else, but a sinner with much power and under
>much pressure. Since he was not a born again
>Christian, he had no power to overcome his sinful
>thoughts, nor any real moral "absolutes." Maybe he
>even hated himself for doing certain things, because
>he knew they were wrong, they were against his own
>ethics, and they were not helpful for his career
>either. But his flesh for stronger than his spirit.
>This can even happen to Christians.

Definately! The temptations are there everyday.

>Again, please measure Bush on what he is doing and how
>he is behaving with ethical standards based on the
>Bible, not with the standards set by his opponents
>which may be worse in many regards, but better in some
>other aspects.

My measurements are based upon scripture. It does not appear that some who praise Clinton based that praise on scripture. If Feminist Groups or anyone else measured Clinton based upon scripture, they would not conclude that his adultery, attempts to cover-up, lies to the grand jury, is no big deal. Clinton is a sinner, like all of us, who needs Christ. I hope he sincerely repented and does not engage in such activity anymore. However, many of his supporters do not even care. They conclude that the economy was good, the budget was balanced, and the borders were safe so whatever he does is fine.

Hmm. Adultery, lies, and covering-up. This reminds me of another leader we all know. But on this forum, I will take a rest from that discussion.

PECAS

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Re: Clinton, Bush, and Feminist Groups -- Shane, 13:30:12 01/27/05 Thu