I find it a bit strange as to why religion must play a central role in politics and yet none of those elected practice what they preach anyways.
We hear politicians tell us that they are of one faith or another, believe in god, and whatnot, and yet, they send our troops off to kill other people, let people starve--either at home or abroad--and are in bed with corruption, decadence, and sin--on many levels.
Then they tell us that in order to save this country, its faith, morals, and anything connected with religion, we have to vote for the one guy who says he's a [insert religious identity here], and he alone is the one who can lead this country in the right direction.
But why do I get the feeling that religion has really nothing to do with politics, as God has really nothing to do with the way we really vote?
Why must we continue to confuse spiritual angst with social decay in order to advance things along in our own government on a purely religious front?
2007-12-06
23:22:55
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