do you reall want the person who controlls the nuclear arson button to believe in 'the rapture' fundamentalism

Question

bush is a fundamentalist right? and he has the power to destroy the world? nice.

*really.
im not spell-checking today

you're a nutcase fireball.

and did you know a fundament was another word for female genitalia

by that i mean he believes the bible, literally, and takes the rapture as destiny, and fact.

all your answers frighten me.

your leader is a nutcase.

you are nutcases.

please dont nuke the rest of the world once ur done in iraq and iran and afghanistan.

Answer 1

HI
No God created and will not allow man to destroy a scripture says that God will bring to ruin those ruining the earth, only God knows the time of Armageddon.
Lammy

Answer 2

Everybody believes in something. I'd rather have someone out there who doesn't mask his beliefs or pretend he doesn't have them. An atheist or pagan can press a doomsday button just as easily as a fundamentalist christian.

More important to me than personal beliefs regarding spirituality and afterlife (though I think a basic belief in the value of life is important) ought to be the expressed beliefs on the willing use of force to either defend or attack. Personally I *want* someone who's willing to use force (when warranted) and not just decend into an endless political appeasement (ala Jimmy Carter). There are bad people in the world who mean us harm, and consequently I don't want someone who is entirely unwilling to use our military to defend us.

None of this is a defense of George Bush, btw (though I imagine it will be taken that way). I don't think he's tough enough on prosecuting the war and certainly he's waaay off base in allowing illegal immigrants through our borders (again, I imagine the person asking the question will vehemently disagree) so he's not my favorite president by any stretch. And I'm not a fundamentalist, but I do appreciate the fact that we know he is one (and is willing to admit his beliefs; I actually really respect him for that).

But as for the image of a rabid warmonger dying to press the doomsday button and send us all into nuclear war, I think his actions have disproved that. He's had nearly two full terms to start pressing buttons (and sometimes I almost wish he had) and so far nothing.

Answer 3

I'm okay with it. Why not? I'm more concerned about his spending habits.

BTW, "Fundamentalism" is just an epithet. It doesn't add anything to the discussion to throw it around. Why would believing in the rapture make someone more "fundamentalist" than believing in heaven or hell, or nirvana; and why would this form of "fundamentalism" be particularly dangerous in a nuclear crisis?

Answer 4

worse is the messianic vice-pres-cedant
cvause of the ridicule heaped on gwb by lies and treasonous deciets
that dic cheeney neo con messianic
being in charge
great plan great deception
impeach bush then cheeky pushes the armogeddon button
fail proof treason?
plan B

Answer 5

No he doesn't.

The president can't single-handedly actvate a nuclear strike. The technicians at the facility also have to do some stuff.

cool now I get a thumbs down for stating fact..although evolution is a fact as well and I get thumbs down for that too.

Answer 6

There is no rapture!
Salvation comes through suffering!
One can only await the resurrection!

Answer 7

Bush does not have any power, well maybe to wipe his butt.. then again maybe not. Bush is the "for show" guy... He just does what he is told. I don't think we even want to know who controls. ugggh!!

Answer 8

bush is just a figure head of America, and having strings attached

Answer 9

Language is the material with which we think. Be "into" that.

Answer 10

mr Bush is not fundament
HE DOES BELIEVE RAPTURE CUZ YOURE DESXCRIBING God!!!!!!!!!!!!