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Let's hope so. Let's hope that Americans get thoroughly fed up with political correctness.
I would think a whole lot. After all, who is going to give a job to the ex-president who was the biggest failure in the history of the country?!!!
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From Berlin to Jerusalem

Ms Kelly Wrote: 8 hours ago (3:07 PM)
Someday soon, the Word of God will suddenly be enlightened to those Jews who believe God’s Word, and they will see the truth. They will see Jesus Christ in every book of the OT. When you look at what is happening in the world, you can just see it. You can see that Bible believing Christians and Old Testament believing Jews are coming together. You can also see the non-believers being rooted out. I think it is very exciting.
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From Berlin to Jerusalem

Ms Kelly Wrote: 8 hours ago (3:06 PM)
ElihuE:I have a theory. There are scriptures that seem to support my theory although it is not specifically spelled out. I believe that God is separating the chaff from the wheat, so to speak. My theory is that those Jews who still hold to the scriptures (to the best of their ability) will be brought into the Kingdom of God, even though they have been misled regarding Jesus. I think that God is drawing us all together (Christians and Jews) and it is our holding to the Word of God that will bind us. After all, if Jesus is the Word made flesh, then aren’t Jews holding onto Christ, even though they don’t know it, when they hold onto God’s Word?
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From Berlin to Jerusalem

Ms Kelly Wrote: 9 hours ago (2:44 PM)
I would agree that those who practice Judaism are Jews. I question those who do not practice Judaism calling themselves Jews. Just as I question those who claim to be Christians but do not follow the teachings of scripture or claim that scripture is myth. Judaism is a religion. Christianity is a religion. The heart is joined by faith not heritage. Judaism is not an ethnicity. Anyone can convert to Judaism and become a Jew. One cannot convert to an ethnicity.
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An Unconscionable Mandate

Ms Kelly Wrote: 9 hours ago (2:36 PM)
Hawaii was actually the biggest state to go for Obama in 2008 giving him 72% of their vote, and they also used government power to cover up his non-citizen status. They will probably vote for him again. Even if the citizens of Hawaii decide against Obama, you can be sure the official count won't show this.
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An Unconscionable Mandate

Ms Kelly Wrote: 9 hours ago (2:14 PM)
“Among the plaintiffs, in fact, is the University of Notre Dame, who only three years ago invited President Obama to deliver a commencement address and awarded him an honorary law degree”…even though it was common knowledge that Obama opposed the Infant Born Alive act, a new law that would have required medical care for newborn babies born alive during an abortion procedure. The U of ND should have known better. What did they expect? Shame on them. This is exactly what you get when you conspire with the devil!
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From Berlin to Jerusalem

Ms Kelly Wrote: Jun 02, 2012 6:22 PM
Of course I know this. But having an ancestral link to one of the 12 tribes makes one a Hebrew, it does not make one a Jew. It takes faith in the promises of God to Abraham to be a Jew. If all it takes is heritage to be a Jew, why the big ceremony to convert? Why have Bar Mitzvahs, circumcision, etc? The traditions of Judaism are rooted in faith, and faith must be lived (practiced) or it does not exist.
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Justice for Justin

Ms Kelly Wrote: Jun 02, 2012 9:02 AM
With all the issues going on in the world today, this article is a waste of space.
Rather than catering to American interests, Obama caters to Special interests. He does this because he will get big donations from them for his campaign. This just proves that Obama thinks money is the most important element in an election. More important than the economy. More important than jobs. More important than adequate energy for our nation. More important than national security. Obama will sacrifice America to get more money for his campaign. Those negative TV ads are what get you elected (or so he thinks). That may have been true in 2008, but that was before we got to know him.
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