"You did not anoint my head with oil, but she has anointed my feet with ointment. Therefore I tell you, her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she loved much."
– Luke 7:46-47
If Michele Bachmann had appeared on the scene in the 2008 presidential race, I would have been among those rejecting her out of hand. I've changed a lot in the last few years and so has our country under the leadership of President Obama.
Where once I was proud to be tolerant, I am now fearful of being persecuted for my personal views. Where I once was apathetic about religion, I have become resolute in my convictions.
What changed? Did I change or did our nation change?
Both.
The deepening denigration of Christianity became an avalanche of attacks on followers of Christ in the wake of the Obama election. Never have Christian beliefs been so under siege in America than today.
Obama, who is the embodiment of secular humanism, opened wide the floodgates of anti-Christian activism through his very presence. He is a walking symbol – an icon – of the intolerant mob of church burning atheists that have waged an implacable campaign of hatred against the Christian Church.
His presidency has prepared the way for a new reign of terror against the Church.
There is nothing moderate about our current President. He began as a radical "community organizer" in Chicago and he is still a radical today. The primary focus of his presidency has been the advancement of a radical social agenda that sees the Christian Church as its biggest obstacle. Population control, radical feminism, "gay liberation" are at the very top of his priority list as seen through his undying support of Planned Parenthood and his never ending attacks on the institution of marriage.
[2009 video of Michele Bachmann discussing the radical leadership in Washington including then Speaker of the House "catholic" Nancy Pelosi.]
ONE LAST VIDEO: This one is a must see. Michele says in an emotional statement that literally brought tears to my eyes:
"When we come to the end of our days we want to know that on our death bed that the Lord will say to us, ‘well done my good and faithful servant’ and I wish I could say that for all of my life that I have been good and that I have been faithful, I haven’t. I’m a sinner but I thank God that I have received his grace and that he has forgiven me of my sins and made a way for my salvation."
I'm not American but I too would vote for her. I find it so refreshing based on the interviews that there isn't a dichotomy between her faith and politics. Rather her faith influences how she views politics not the other way around.
I'll be praying for her and for the US. She's charismatic, so that's a great start. But knowing how the media and Hollywood - let's not forget how much Hollywood contributed to Obama's election! - will be against her means that there is much to do.
M. You're right. Hollywood and the media have already started attacking her. And you have a good point about her faith coming first before her politics. I also agree that she is charismatic. And it is a natural charism, not the fake charism of Obama who stumbles badly without a script and a teleprompter.
I can easily see her winning the Republican nomination. After that, watch how the attacks on her escalate. There will be parodies of her on Saturday Night Live just like there were against Sarah Palin.
Comparing Bachmann with Palin will become a liberal sport. But there really is no comparison. It would be like comparing Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign with Barack Obama's.
UPDATE: I added a section further discussing the anointing of the feet of Jesus.
ReplyDeleteUPDATE 2: I added a video of Michele Bachman speaking passionately about her faith in Jesus Christ.
ReplyDeleteANOTHER UPDATE: I added another video of Michele Bachmann. In this one she speaks about the RADICAL leadership in Washington.
ReplyDeleteONE LAST VIDEO: This one is a must see. Michele says in an emotional statement that literally brought tears to my eyes:
ReplyDelete"When we come to the end of our days we want to know that on our death bed that the Lord will say to us, ‘well done my good and faithful servant’ and I wish I could say that for all of my life that I have been good and that I have been faithful, I haven’t. I’m a sinner but I thank God that I have received his grace and that he has forgiven me of my sins and made a way for my salvation."
I'm not American but I too would vote for her. I find it so refreshing based on the interviews that there isn't a dichotomy between her faith and politics. Rather her faith influences how she views politics not the other way around.
ReplyDeleteI'll be praying for her and for the US. She's charismatic, so that's a great start. But knowing how the media and Hollywood - let's not forget how much Hollywood contributed to Obama's election! - will be against her means that there is much to do.
Informative post.
M. You're right. Hollywood and the media have already started attacking her. And you have a good point about her faith coming first before her politics. I also agree that she is charismatic. And it is a natural charism, not the fake charism of Obama who stumbles badly without a script and a teleprompter.
ReplyDeleteI can easily see her winning the Republican nomination. After that, watch how the attacks on her escalate. There will be parodies of her on Saturday Night Live just like there were against Sarah Palin.
Comparing Bachmann with Palin will become a liberal sport. But there really is no comparison. It would be like comparing Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign with Barack Obama's.
UPDATE: I changed the title of this article to "Michele Marie Bachmann" and added some additional commentary.
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