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I don't get that many comments. More than some, far fewer than most. It's not because I'm right all the time.

I'm not. I'm Right WING.

To Timothy. I read your comment, I linked to the video. It was moving and very impressive. There is a problem however, the reason for the reformation is that things needed to be reformed. The problem is that pride cuts both ways. So, I'll stay pretty reformed. However, watching the video reinforces the no compromise face like flint commitment to certain things that Catholics believe.

The problem is, there are things that Catholics believe (or seem to as I listen to Catholic Radio) theologically that are way on the fringe for me. Marian Devotion is one. Mass centered worship is another. And, the one you mentioned, I'm a big believer in the Priesthood of all Believers. That was the reformation that was most needed. But, Timothy my brother, you and I have much in common, much. And I'll see in in Heaven I'm sure. I'll try to look you up. I know it shocks my Evangelical friends but I believe Catholics are Christians, not all of them but many. I Believe that many Assembly of God adherents, Lutherans, Baptists, and Dutch Reformed people are Christians. Not all but many.

Belonging to a denomination has nothing to do with who you are in Christ. It can help you get there, but it can also keep you from getting there. That is my argument with the Catholic Church. It seems to keep people from getting there. Anything that hinders love is not of Christ.

TO Ron, a man who I say and continue to say I respect. He is knowledgeable wise and when he says something to me I consider it very carefully. I may not, and many times do not agree with him. That doesn't damage love. It just means we don't agree. If I read the book of Acts (and Galatians) there were times when folks then didn't agree.

Regarding the argument that is basically an identity argument you make, I'm just like thus and so. I won't buy into that. I'm not, you're not just like anyone.

If I am a Prophet and I'll allow you to judge rightly or wrongly if I am or not, I have opinions. Not all opinions are prophetic in nature. But, they are at the core. I cannot have an opinion if I am a prophet to be counter to what God says. It cannot be one that goes directly against the Word of God.

The wisest man I know said that as a Prophet I am to Say what God says. I do.

I use ridicule and hyperbole to point out the things I am confident God is not pleased with. Abortion, lies from a Candidate for President to achieve her own ends, false worship of a candidate, exploitation of a Pastor of his flock and preaching a message contrary to the word of God, Fear and Cowardice (Jesus says that the cowardly will end up in the lake of fire Rev 21:8)

8But the cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, those who practice magic arts, the idolaters and all liars—their place will be in the fiery lake of burning sulfur. This is the second death."

God opposes an oppressive false religion that uses death and fear to accomplish it's ends, lies used to exploit and cause fear in people (like global warming), using a false pretext to cause guilt in people like racism and many others that in a brief review of the posts of the recent past I have written on. I believe that I am saying what God says. I know this, that Jesus came and said FEAR NOT every time he appeared. When the sea was riled he said Fear Not. When the centurion's Servant was sick, he said Fear Not. So when I see fear mongering with peak oil, or political candidates using identity politics to drive a wedge I say what God Says. Fear Not.

Don't misunderstand, prophet or not, I have a sense of Humor. I enjoy clever things. I post them when I do. I also suffer pain, anger, tears, humor, frustration. That's just me sometimes.

The main argument you post is that I am somehow blinded to the flaws of George Bush. Oh, I'm well aware of them. He has spent too much money. He hasn't led well. Much of the mess in the markets lies at his feet.

But, all that is small change when compared to the steel will he exhibits in fighting the fight of our generation. In the middle east, in our country, in the world. He is a man on a mission, a mission I support in the face of opposition from well meaning but misunderstandings of people who don't grasp the depth of the danger from radical Islam. This global struggle must be waged. I fear for western civilization should Obama get into power. His recklessness could cause a reversal that may not be undone for 200 years. Clinton and McCain are not as reckless. Both understand the gravity of the situation. My argument with Clinton is she is part of a Political Machine that has had too much power too long and does not bode well for the country.

All that said, lies and all, she would be a far superior POTUS to Obama.

So, my Friend Ron, as much as I admire your wisdom and as well as you write, on this issue we will remain separate. You may never see what I see. I am thankful every day for George Bush and his dedication to our country and to true justice. He could be polishing up his legacy right now, instead he is steadfast doing what God called him to do. I'm that strong in my support for him.

Look at the exposure of the evils of Islam in the world today. In fact, I will post this that came from Moody yesterday. The result of the last 6 years and 4000 deaths.

God bless George Bush.

He is a part of building the Kingdom of God on earth.

That is a prophetic truth that you will have to deal with even if you disagree with me, Bush, America, The War in Iraq and lots of other things happening here.