Christians must vote to remove the 'powerful political friends' of 'rabid liberals and atheists,' says new ad
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On October 4, 2012 At 2:01 am
Category : News
Tags : Atheists, Biblical Worldview, Champion the Vote, Chick Fil-A, Christian Vote, Concerned Women For America
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In the latest "Champion the Vote" ad from the Christian right activist group, Concerned Women for America (CWA), we're told that "God's word" incites "fighting words" by "rabid liberals and atheists" who call on "their powerful political friends" for action.
The goal of "Champion the Vote" is to "mobilize" Christian voters to sway the elections in 2012 so that candidates having a "Biblical worldview" will be elected.
Here's CWA's latest ad, which plays on the CEO of Chick-fil-A's stance on "Biblical families," and transcript:
Who would have thought a chicken sandwich could cause such an uproar?
When the Christian owner of a national restaurant chain spoke out about what he believes, it ruffled a lot of feathers because what he believes is that marriage is the union of one man and one woman, period. Christians believe that because God says it in His word and that makes it a controversial statement in some circles. To rabid liberals and atheists, it's more than controversial ... it's fighting words.
They call on their powerful political friends to threaten the business. Some elected officials actually said they'll block business licenses to operate in their cities. Maybe these guys need a quick civics review about the First Amendment to the Constitution. The First Amendment protects citizens against government action that would suppress free speech and the free exercise of religion.
Luckily, there's one sure-fire way to deal with elected officials who attack Christian beliefs and ignore the First Amendment: Vote them out of office.
On every government level, national, state, city, community, we'll have the opportunity to take our beliefs and values into the voting booth on November 6 and to vote accordingly.
To expand on Dietrich Bonhoeffer's statement that "Not to speak is to speak, and not to act is to act," we can also say that "not to vote is to vote." If we want to see change in our nation, we have to vote to put godly men and women in office who respect the Constitution.
It's up to us. So don't be chicken. Register and vote.




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