Underdog presidential candidate Mike Huckabee is rising yet again as his campaign receives a huge boost from a line-up of influential Christian conservative leaders.
Today's Christian News Online - The Christian Post
Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. (JN 8:32)
CP HOME
> Society > Politics
Huckabee Rakes in Major Christian Endorsements
By
Jennifer Riley
Christian Post Reporter
Tue, Nov. 13 2007 02:05 PM EST
[-] Text [+]
Prev1Next
Most Commented Articles
La. Governor Signs 'Science Education Act'
Obama Prying Loose Evangelicals from Republicans
Federal Marriage Amendment Re-introduced in Senate
Why I Thank God for Charles Darwin
Anglican Head Sees Risks in Conservative Proposals
Arizona Puts Marriage Amendment on Ballot - Again
Presbyterians Called to Face the Facts, Change
-
Obama Prying Loose Evangelicals from Republicans
McCain has First Meeting with Evangelist Billy Graham and Son
Some Defend Dobson's Attack on Obama
Obama to Expand Bush's Faith Based Programs
Christians Decry Congressional 'Fairness Doctrine'
Americans Urged to Express Love for U.S. Through Service
Conservative Evangelicals Discuss Backing McCain
Featured Advertiser Links
Comments
I like Mike!
Mitt Romney debated against Ted Kennedy over which of them was more liberal,
"I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country. I have since the time my mom took that position when she ran in 1970 as a US senate candidate ...and you will not see me wavering on that"
Mitt's mom ran as a pro-choice Republican in 1970.
Well, after doing some research on Mike Huckabee... I am not longer a supporter of his... the amount of corruption and greed while he was governor is inexcusable. You can read it here... this is not the first time I have read this about him, just another nail in the coffin.
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-goldberg20nov20,0,7086270.column?coll=la-home-commentary
In fairness to Ron Paul, he also recognizes it:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul244.html
I don't mind Huckabee, his campaign manager is Catholic as are many top advisers. I think religious conservatives have to stick together. As Catholics we should remember that it was Ronald Reagan who established ties with the Vatican and had an excellent relationship with the Pope.
As Ronald Reagan's son clearly states: We need a strong western leader:
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=17178
HUCKABEE IS THE ONLY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE FIT FOR AMERICA. We must vote for change or a change. Give a Buck 4 Huck! Why?
Both Guiliani, Romney, Thompson are members of the Mason Cult. Therefore, they support the one world government agenda. The masons and their members are trying to cherry pick the next republican nominee. That's why most people who reach the presidency belong to the masons or one of their off-shoot collegiate mason organizations (skull & bones). It makes you wonder...how long has it been since the American citizens truely had a say in picking an american president without masonic influences. I assure you, it is no accident that just about all our presidents belong to the masons. It didn't matter who we voted for in the last election. Do you know why? Both John Kerry and George Bush are members of the same secret society (skull & bones). Hillary and Obama are both masons as well. Ulimately masonic leaders do not care which party is elected. Just as long as their candidate is mason because they will carry out a masonic agenda. And just what is that agenda? Check out this link below.
http://evolutionfacts.townhall.com
Yes, Ron Paul is pro-life and has some great ideas to reform government; but everytime I hear him he does not seem to be a strong communicator nor does he demonstrate a great command over the issues.
http://evolutionfacts.townhall.com
Please consider Pro-Life Republican Ron Paul: www.ronpaul2008.com/issues
I’m sorry I missed this one!
I have to disagree with zeno and Golden Eagle. This country is temporary, Jesus Christ is forever. If you vote for a candidate that supports abortion, you have bloody hands, just as Pilot did. Your job as Christians is to have a clear conscious toward God and man. That is vote for the candidate we know is right, even if it is for a third party and let Hillary win, knowing that where the darkness abounds the light much more abounds. God does not need us to try and uphold what is less evil. lewr2 is right. Voting for the less evil is like drinking out of one of two cups of sewage water; the one with the less will still get you sick at a minimum and may kill you!
I agree with zeno.We must not let Hillary ruin this great country.We have been put here "for such a time as this".Please do not sit at home while Hillary's liberal supporters run out to vote for her.Please don't!!!!!!!!
lewr2,
Let me spell it out for you and everyone else. Our country may not ever rebound from having a Marxist as President, ever. Hillary and Obama are both Marxists. If you all do not know what a Marxist is, then I suggest studying up on it and then take a long, hard look at both of them and their history.
Any, and I repeat, any Republican running for President is beyond a shadow of a doubt, better for this country then these two people on the Democratic ticket. If you value your freedom, and your right to Worship and Preach, lower taxes then you will vote.
Voting the lesser of two evils.... still get you evil! A vote for Guiliani is a wasted vote. Unless of course, you endorse abortion on demand and other issues xains shouldn't be voting for.
If the report by Time is to be believed and Mike is standing beside Ken Copeland in this scandal (with finances)... I think I will have to pass... 'if' it is true...
“He is a true conservative who holds values common to most Americans. Governor Huckabee is a strong, Bible-believing candidate who articulates our values as well as any politician in my lifetime."
Those values include denying scientific facts that conflict with the Bible, and this is why Huckabee is not qualified to be president. We don't need another anti-science president.
"If Giuliani or hilari are the candidates, I don't consider nessesary to vote. The conservatives wouldn't be represented."
What's a conservative? Somebody like Barry Goldwater who respected our wall of separation between church and state? Or somebody like the preacher Huckabee who would attack science education every chance he got? Huckabee is one of the 3 know-nothing Republicans who announced to the world they prefer supernatural magic instead of science. Is this kind of person who is going to respect our wall of separation? I doubt it. The last thing this country needs is a preacher man president. This is a country of many religions and many millions of atheists. Having a Christian preacher leading this country is out of the question.
rsolanet,
If Giuliani is the person selected for the Republican party, I will vote for him, even though it may be in vain. We must choose the lesser of evils if necessary. I for one am all for Thompson or Mike H. to win... they each have their strengths and weaknesses.
The Republican party has not a chance if Rudy is chosen against Hillary... they are too much alike.
If Giuliani or hilari are the candidates, I don't consider nessesary to vote. The conservatives wouldn't be represented.