Was Jesus Christ a Democrat or a King?
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A carpenter, probably a guild member, so most likely  a democrat.
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Jews! Jesus was a Jew. \nChristianity came from a mix of Judiasm and Paganism...
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No, not at all---in fact Christians today must remain neutral and not get involved with politics in any way, shape or form. We must not put our trust in human rulers.(Psalms 146:3) \nIf we vote for any imperfect human, then we are showing disloyalty to our King, who now reigns in heaven. Our allegiance is to our righteous King, and his Father's heavenly government only. The Bible says that man was not meant to rule over man. ( Ecclesiastes 8:9 )\nWe must obey the laws of governments as long as they do not conflict with God's laws. We maintain the same position as Jesus' apostles: "But Peter and the apostles answered and said, We must obey God rather than men." (Acts 5:29)\nHuman governments will soon be put out of existance and will be replaced by God's government which will rule over the entire earth. When you say the Lord's prayer and ask for God's Kingdom to come, that is what you are praying for. \nThe new government will last forever as seen at Daniel 2:44--"\n"And in the days of these kings(current human rulers) the God of heaven will set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed; and the kingdom shall not be left to other people; it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever." \nChristians should not put their trust or confidence in political governments or rulers that God will soon overthrow. We need to look to God's Kingdom as the only hope for all mankind.
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I am a Christian Democrat and I am against abortion,same sex marriages and such. I don't know why liberals and democrats think that way. You can be both.
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Jesus was not only "divine" but was ans is Deity Incarnate.\n\nMany have claimed that they are Christ, or that they are "god".\n\nJesus died (delivered for our offences) and was raised the third day (for our justification) and He, though dead, now is Alive forevermore.\n\nAfter His Resurrection, "he showed himself alive by many infallible proofs".\n\nWhile He as on earth, as the Bible records, "and many other signs truly did Jesus in the presence of his disciples, the which are not written in this book, but these are written that you might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the son of God ... and that by believing you may have Life in His name."
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Well all this bloodline business is pure speculation, however that Jesus was married to the Magdalene is more than speculation since we have evidence in the writings of the earliest christians. You are right to say the christians never thought Jesus was god and such ideas crept into christianity centuries later. Once the church voted on the divinity of Jesus, they picked & chose the writings which suited them (and it's interesting that even with all the picking & choosing the so-called NT still does not declare that Jesus is god). DC is simply stirring up the old issue again and people are sick & tired of churches dictating what god is. And no, the churches do not like people to go sniffing into the past.
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Jesus may have been what is now termed a liberal when it comes to some social things, but when it comes to morals, Jesus was a conservative.  I should mention that Jesus said that the poor you will always have with you and that we need to go and make disciples rather than trying to only help the poor.  He did say that helping the poor is good, but discipling is the priority.
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more than 80% of Democrats are Christians, about 97% of Republicans claim to be Christians, about 51% of all Christians vote Democrat
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In essence this is true, although you may want to examine what you mean by politicians.\n\nIn the early Christian times, there were no elected officials. There were various selection processes for leaders of the church. Some of them were appointed by the government leaders, others locally selected. As the church's influence grew, the powerful wanted to have some say in its governance.\n\nThe following were texts that competed for inclusion into the New Testament:\n\n    * Gospel of Thomas\n    * Epistle of Barnabas\n    * 3rd Corinthians\n\nParts of the New Testament (Ephesians, Colossians, 2nd Thessalonians, Hebrews and Revelation) were included despite controversy over their authorship.\n\n"The Birth of Christianity: Discovering What Happened in the Years Immediately After the Execution of Jesus" by John Dominic Crossan is an excellent resource for this era.
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I don't have a set religion, but I would have to say Jesus. Hitler had mental issues, and he had his own Secret Soldiers kill a group of Nazis called Stormtroopers killed in an inn because they were deemed ineffective. Jesus has the help of God, who could just smote Hitler down with a terrible bowel movement, and Jesus could die but he would just be ressurected again.
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No.  there is secular evidence that he lived and was crucified.
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That is an interesting question that is tough to answer.  \nI would think that Jesus would not get involved, personally.  He wasn't one to really be heavily involved in politics and the laws.  So I don't think he would give an opinion on the current laws and practices.  \nAs far as His feelings on it, I think that he would be okay with it.  I don't think that Christianity really supports the idea of nations, especially not the idea that one has rights over another.  If we look back to the time of Saul, it was the Israelites that wanted a king and to be a nation like all the others, not God.\nI think that immigrants, as a general rule, come to the US illegally in order to make a better ife for themselves, and I think that Jesus would be all for that.\nTo those who say He never broke the law: You may want to reread the Gospels.  The reason he was put to death was for breaking numerous Jewish laws.  The Caesar quote was meant to say not to worry yourself with trivial things like laws of the land, but to follow the laws of God.  The coin had a picture of Caesar, so He said that it belonged to him in the first place.
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Being a Christian relates to your personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ.  It has nothing to do with your political affiliation.
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One theme they both share.  It is the "big lie."  They both say that what they are doing is for the good of the country, but the results of their actions demonstrate something very different.  They both claimed to be Christians, but Jesus would puke observing their behavior.  They both like to pick  on brown people and do it with overwhelming force.  And they  both have ulterior motives, hidden behind their lie.
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john the baptist. he openly re-enacted the exodus and baptised those who would follow. that was a pretty bold move that showed not only his faith, but also successfully struck a political nerve. he demonstrated that he could get mass demonstrations that there were ppl that werent afraid to openly follow someone besides those in political power at the time.
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Jesus was certainly colored. Many documents state that he was bronze-colored and others that he was reddish colored.
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Jesus was more of a Socialist than anything else.\n\nHe taught sharing and caring.