What kind of an audience would God have on a talk radio forum? Would he be left or right politically?

Answer 1

He would be in the middle

Answer 2

What kind of audience? A small one. It would start off huge but every day some of his listeners would walk away because things he said were too hard.

He would not be left or right politically; he would be a radical. People on both sides would get spitting mad at the things he said and get him thrown off the air. I think the right wingers would hate him the most.

Answer 3

I know you asked for RADIO talk, but he was live and in person many times already. He handed down ten commandments for us and we can't even handle them. Those were written in stone and people have found a way to bend them. He would not be bi-partisan. Look at Sodom and Gomorrah. People already had Jesus as a 'talk show host.' No one in government liked the way he talked. He got people all stirred up and he DID things instead of just talking. Thats what got him into trouble, he went against popular belief. He broke laws by healing on the Sabbath. He gave people their independence and he chased the money grubbing merchants out of the temple. The Pharisees and Saducees felt that he had no right to heal or absolve people their sin.
Here is an example of the PERFECT talkshow host and his guests: When he saw a woman being tortured for having a relationship outside of marriage, he intervened. He even went so far as to ask where the other 'party' in this relationship was. The Pharisees and Saducees saw this as the perfect opportunity to catch him up. They quoted the ten commandments and the remedy, "Moses and the law says such as these should be stoned.' You can bet there were a lot of people hanging around waiting for Jesus to trip up. He just doodled in the dirt, when he stood up he looked at them, the one without sin, and said, "You who are without this sin, cast the first stone.' He went back down and began to doodle in the dirt, again. The crowd dispersed muttering under their breath, leaving the woman alone with Christ. He went to her and asked, "Where are your accusers?" She looked up from her huddled position and said, "They are gone, Lord. There is no one." He answered her saying, "Neither do I condemn you. Go now and leave your sinful life."
People in possession of power do not like people who possess real power and knowledge and aren't afraid to use it.
K, nuff said, I am off on another tangent.

Answer 4

He wouldn't have any audience, because people would put him in a mental institution before he got the chance to speak on the radio.

Answer 5

I guess he'd be somewhere in the middle.
I think he'd have a mixed audience.
He'd have to shake it up a little and keep it fresh for the younger age group. Maybe some competitions and prizes.

Answer 6

One could argue that the Christian God would be a bit of a lefty.
First of all, such economic theory as is mentioned in the Gospels is essentially socialist.
Second, while one might expect God to be conservative on social issues, it may well be that he'd want us to obey certain moral rules because they were right, not because they were enshrined in law; therefore, he might not sign on to the conservative social agenda. (Note that Jesus didn't talk much about taking over the power of government)
Finally, there's all that business about forgiveness, which flies in the face of conservative policies on crime and punishment.

I suspect that many conservatives would find themselves disappointed.....

Answer 7

i would say a christian audience.
he wouldnt be left or right politically. he would be right down the middle of it all.

Answer 8

God? In the middle maybe. Jesus was definately a liberal though.

Answer 9

She would be balanced, as is natural law.

Answer 10

he would left wing