(On social issues) would Jesus vote democrat or republican? can you site examples?

Answer 1

"And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethern, ye have done it to me."
Matthew 25:40

Which political party does the most for the poor, the children, the elderly, the physically challenged, the emotionally challenge, the mentally challenged, the homeless, the incarcerated, the gays ,lesbians, and transgendered, the African-Americans, and the least for the money changers. Therein, my dear gentle reader, lies the answer. And the answer does not begin with the elephant, as he was most often seen with donkeys. However, Jesus loves us all, it's just that Republicans need a little more supervision.

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Answer 2

Jesus would be a Conservative whether it be Republican or Democrat. He would want people to use the talents God gave them and not rely on the government for so much. He would not want big government programs, instead he would believe in faith based, and other charities. Jesus would definitely volunteer at soup kitchens, food banks, crisis centers and the like. Jesus would not think it is fair to punish people for success by taxing them unfairly. He would definitely want a flat tax. Maybe before the next election we should ask ourselves HWJV (How would Jesus vote)?

Answer 3

If Jesus even got involved in something as corrupt as politics (which I highly doubt), He might go with the Republicans (moral values, etc). But, many of the poor are Democrats, and Jesus loves the poor - so you never know.

Answer 4

He would vote Democratic because He preached in favor of Peace, and He preached that we should care for the poor, not for the rich, and He preached that only those without sin were qualified to "cast the first stone" meaning not to judge others, which is all the Republicans ever do--judge and condemn everybody, no compassion, no Christian love in their hearts, no toleration, just hate, and Jesus would not like that at all.

Answer 5

He wouldn without shame, be voting for a third party candidate, like a Green or something like that. Jesus was not anywhere enough of a f*cking fool to buy into the kind of crap these Dems and Reps dish out in the name of democracy.

Answer 6

Jesus wouldn't vote either party. But he would support, to a point, whichever was in office. As long as what they turned into law was morally right.
Try reading Matthew 22:15-21.

Answer 7

Jesus also healed each and every man or woman that got here to Him for free. communicate about generic well being care! better, the church He all started instituted one of those communal Christianity, the position each and every man or woman shared what they'd with one yet another. He also fed human beings for free, two times. (Loaves and fishes.) His coaching device replaced into free, commanding His Disciples to pass into the international and pontificate without handbag or scrip. the point is, all our human governmental and political constructs, no matter if correct or left, Republican or Democrat are pretend ideologies and could be executed away with at His 2d Coming. won't be able to take position too quickly for me.

Answer 8

Since Jesus was not a US citizen, he'd have no business voting in a US election. Thank God for that. But if he were an US citizen now he'd probably vote for an independent!

Answer 9

Since Jesus wasn't against slavery and said "behold the poor you shall always have but I am with you only a short time" and he liked to speak about being in prison until they paid back their debts I think him (Jesus) and Bush would be drinking buddies.

Answer 10

yeah, jesus didn't belive in politics at all, he made fun of the local politicians in his time.

But at the same time he was an innovator, and a believer of truse, and free speach and free thought. He believed in everyone having a choice, he would believe in social security, and he would believe in helping the poor.
So yeah he's definantly democratic.