Chapter 20: Myth—Politics Doesn’t Matter

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In an article 32 titled “EU officials implore new immigrants to learn

‘European values,’ ” — “European Union justice and interior ministers agreed … that new immigrants to the 25-nation block should be required to learn local languages, and to adhere to general ‘European values’ that will guide them toward better integration.” It’s better societal integration when

you’ve got a “melting pot!” Do you get it? That is what the U.S. had for close to 200 years until we entered into Kennedy’s Democrat Party Era of the “Rights of Man.” It is what the new EU nations want. Multiculturalism? It only means societal division and the European Union is an example of the

conflict it poses and why they are trying to move towards commonality. Multiculturalism is a product of an “individual’s rights” mentality that lacks respect for a nation’s right to have a united people when it comes to values.

Solomon commingled God’s morality with the “morality of rights” of

the Amorites and other immoral pagan cultures. He bought into their good sounding “morality of rights” arguments and eventually accepted their perversions as morally equivalent to God’s morality. They weren’t. God pulled the plug on Solomon by turning His back just like He had done many

other times on immoral nations. That is where the United States now finds itself with God. We have a moral choice to make for decades to come.

Politics Matter To Real Christians!

If there is a single message to people of faith from the 2004 election, it is that “politics does matter to Christians.” Listen to a few comments found in the news following the election: 33

1. “The president had the support of 78 percent of white evangelicals, 23 percent of the voters.”

2. “Bush won 52 percent of the Roman Catholic vote, and got 56 percent of white Catholics, defeating the first Catholic presidential

candidate since John F. Kennedy.”

3. “Bush was favored by 61 percent of people from all faiths who attend services weekly; they made up 41 percent of the electorate.”