Amigo's Question and Answer Thread

[Marvelloustime]

This is a place where we can ask each other questions about the Bible, our Christian faith, the Lord, etc, and give our answers.
Our brother @amigo de christo came up with this idea, to help us all help each other to understand the biblical truth, what is not truth and grow more in our faith.

First question.
Do all religions worship the same God?

Please feel free to leave your answers.

 

[Johann]

This is a place where we can ask each other questions about the Bible, our Christian faith, the Lord, etc, and give our answers.
Our brother @amigo de christo came up with this idea, to help us all help each other to understand the biblical truth, what is not truth and grow more in our faith.

First question.
Do all religions worship the same God?

Please feel free to leave your answers.

The question of whether all religions worship the same God is a big and complex one, and it really depends on how you look at it. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Monotheistic Religions:
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all believe in one God, and they trace their roots back to Abraham. But they understand God in different ways.

Christians believe in the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and see Jesus as the Son of God.

Jews focus on the oneness of God (YHWH) and don’t accept the idea of the Trinity.

Muslims worship Allah and respect Jesus as a prophet, but they don’t see Him as divine.

2. Polytheistic and Other Religions:
Hinduism is quite different, with a belief in one Supreme Being (Brahman) but also many gods and goddesses.

Buddhism doesn’t really center on gods but on reaching enlightenment, though some branches do include the worship of deities.
Other indigenous and tribal religions might worship multiple gods or spirits connected to nature.

3. Different Theological Perspectives:

Exclusivists believe that only one religion truly worships the real God, and that others are missing something or are mistaken. For instance, many Christians believe that only through Jesus can one truly know God.

Inclusivists think that while one religion might have the full truth, others are also worshiping the same God, just with a less complete understanding.

Pluralists take the view that all religions are valid paths to the same ultimate reality or divine being, just expressed differently.
Biblical Perspective:

The Bible makes it clear that the God of Israel, and for Christians, the God revealed in Jesus, is unique.

1 Timothy 2:5 says, "For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus."

John 14:6 records Jesus saying, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me."

Exodus 20:3 says, "You shall have no other gods before Me," which shows that God is distinct from other gods worshiped in different religions.

So, to sum it up:
While some religions might have similar ways of describing God, they don’t all worship the same God with the same understanding. Each religion has its own unique view of the divine. From a Christian perspective, the full knowledge of God is found in Jesus Christ, so while others might be worshiping what they understand as God, Christians believe that true worship of God is through Christ alone.

The answer is no.

 

[Brakelite]

“But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. ”
Matthew 15:9 KJV

Even worshipping the true God isn't enough for some.

 

[SavedInHim]

First question.
Do all religions worship the same God?

Simple answer, no, they don't. We know there is but one God, our Father YHVH. There is but one way to have fellowship with Him, and that's through His Son Jesus Christ. Anyone who tries to climb over by another way instead of using the gate is deceiving himself. They may claim to worship YHVH, but if they deny the Son, or disobey Him, they're lying.

 

[Ronald Nolette]

The question of whether all religions worship the same God is a big and complex one, and it really depends on how you look at it. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Monotheistic Religions:
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all believe in one God, and they trace their roots back to Abraham. But they understand God in different ways.

Christians believe in the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and see Jesus as the Son of God.

Jews focus on the oneness of God (YHWH) and don’t accept the idea of the Trinity.

Muslims worship Allah and respect Jesus as a prophet, but they don’t see Him as divine.

2. Polytheistic and Other Religions:
Hinduism is quite different, with a belief in one Supreme Being (Brahman) but also many gods and goddesses.

Buddhism doesn’t really center on gods but on reaching enlightenment, though some branches do include the worship of deities.
Other indigenous and tribal religions might worship multiple gods or spirits connected to nature.

3. Different Theological Perspectives:

Exclusivists believe that only one religion truly worships the real God, and that others are missing something or are mistaken. For instance, many Christians believe that only through Jesus can one truly know God.

Inclusivists think that while one religion might have the full truth, others are also worshiping the same God, just with a less complete understanding.

Pluralists take the view that all religions are valid paths to the same ultimate reality or divine being, just expressed differently.
Biblical Perspective:

The Bible makes it clear that the God of Israel, and for Christians, the God revealed in Jesus, is unique.

1 Timothy 2:5 says, "For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus."

John 14:6 records Jesus saying, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me."

Exodus 20:3 says, "You shall have no other gods before Me," which shows that God is distinct from other gods worshiped in different religions.

So, to sum it up:
While some religions might have similar ways of describing God, they don’t all worship the same God with the same understanding. Each religion has its own unique view of the divine. From a Christian perspective, the full knowledge of God is found in Jesus Christ, so while others might be worshiping what they understand as God, Christians believe that true worship of God is through Christ alone.

The answer is no.

Chrtianity is the fulfilment of Judaism or the conclusion of it and the prophecies.

Jews and Muslims worship a different God. If you do not honor the same in the same manner as the Father as Jesus said- you have neither teh Father and son.

 

[IndianaRob]

Chrtianity is the fulfilment of Judaism or the conclusion of it and the prophecies.

Jews and Muslims worship a different God. If you do not honor the same in the same manner as the Father as Jesus said- you have neither teh Father and son.

Christ was in the church in the wilderness, how is it that Christianity is the fulfillment of Judaism?

 

[Johann]

Chrtianity is the fulfilment of Judaism or the conclusion of it and the prophecies.

Jews and Muslims worship a different God. If you do not honor the same in the same manner as the Father as Jesus said- you have neither teh Father and son.

When you have a clear understanding of the topic, we can discuss it. Until then, it's best to wait.

In Hebrew, Jews are called יהודים (Yehudim), a term derived from יהודה (Yehudah), which means "Judah." Judah was one of the twelve sons of Jacob (also known as Israel), and the tribe that descended from him became one of the most prominent in ancient Israel. Over time, the term "Yehudim" came to refer to all the descendants of the Israelites, particularly after the Babylonian exile, when the Kingdom of Judah was the last remaining Israelite kingdom.

Do Jews and Christians Worship the Same God?
This question is nuanced, and the answer depends on how you approach the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity.

Similarities:
Shared Origins:

Both Jews and Christians trace their spiritual heritage back to Abraham, who is considered the father of the faith. In the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), God reveals Himself to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their descendants, establishing a covenant with them. This is the same God that Christians worship, as the Old Testament is also part of the Christian Bible.
The Concept of Monotheism:

Both Jews and Christians are monotheistic, meaning they believe in one God. The Shema, a central declaration of faith in Judaism, states: "שמע ישראל ה' אלקינו ה' אחד" ("Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one") (Deuteronomy 6:4). This is the same God that Christians believe in as the Creator of the universe, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Moral and Ethical Teachings:

Both religions share many of the same moral and ethical teachings, particularly those found in the Ten Commandments. These teachings form a significant part of the moral foundation for both Jews and Christians.
Differences:
The Nature of God:

Jews believe in the oneness and indivisibility of God. They reject any concept of God being divided into parts or persons. This belief stands in contrast to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, which teaches that God is one Being in three Persons: Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit.
For Christians, Jesus is the Son of God, fully divine and fully human, and the second Person of the Trinity. Jews do not accept this belief, viewing Jesus as a historical figure, but not as divine or the Messiah.
The Messiah:

Jews are still waiting for the coming of the Messiah, who they believe will be a human leader anointed by God to bring peace and restore Israel. They do not accept Jesus as the Messiah because He did not fulfill the messianic prophecies in the way that Jewish tradition expects.
Christians believe that Jesus is the promised Messiah who fulfilled the prophecies through His life, death, and resurrection. They see Jesus as the Savior of the world, who will come again to establish God’s kingdom fully.
Scripture and Revelation:

Jews hold the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) as their sacred scripture, consisting of the Torah (Law), Nevi’im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings). They do not recognize the New Testament, which Christians believe is the continuation and fulfillment of the Old Testament.
Christians accept both the Old Testament (which corresponds to the Tanakh) and the New Testament as their sacred scriptures. The New Testament contains the teachings of Jesus and the writings of His apostles, which are central to Christian faith.
Conclusion:

So, do Jews and Christians worship the same God? The answer is yes in terms of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—the Creator of the universe, who established a covenant with the people of Israel. However, the understanding of God's nature, the role of Jesus, and the expectations of the Messiah differ significantly between the two religions. These differences lead to distinct theological beliefs and practices, even though both religions share a common spiritual ancestry.

In summary, Jews (Yehudim) and Christians both worship the God of Israel, but their understanding of who God is and how He has revealed Himself differs. These differences shape the unique identity and beliefs of each faith tradition.

Back to "teh" Bible.

 

[Ronald Nolette]

Christ was in the church in the wilderness, how is it that Christianity is the fulfillment of Judaism?

The church was born at Pentecost. The word church comes from the Septuigant but it is actually th eassembly THE church was not born until Pentecost.

 

[Ronald Nolette]

When you have a clear understanding of the topic, we can discuss it. Until then, it's best to wait.

In Hebrew, Jews are called יהודים (Yehudim), a term derived from יהודה (Yehudah), which means "Judah." Judah was one of the twelve sons of Jacob (also known as Israel), and the tribe that descended from him became one of the most prominent in ancient Israel. Over time, the term "Yehudim" came to refer to all the descendants of the Israelites, particularly after the Babylonian exile, when the Kingdom of Judah was the last remaining Israelite kingdom.

Do Jews and Christians Worship the Same God?
This question is nuanced, and the answer depends on how you approach the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity.

Similarities:
Shared Origins:

Both Jews and Christians trace their spiritual heritage back to Abraham, who is considered the father of the faith. In the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), God reveals Himself to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their descendants, establishing a covenant with them. This is the same God that Christians worship, as the Old Testament is also part of the Christian Bible.
The Concept of Monotheism:

Both Jews and Christians are monotheistic, meaning they believe in one God. The Shema, a central declaration of faith in Judaism, states: "שמע ישראל ה' אלקינו ה' אחד" ("Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one") (Deuteronomy 6:4). This is the same God that Christians believe in as the Creator of the universe, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Moral and Ethical Teachings:

Both religions share many of the same moral and ethical teachings, particularly those found in the Ten Commandments. These teachings form a significant part of the moral foundation for both Jews and Christians.
Differences:
The Nature of God:

Jews believe in the oneness and indivisibility of God. They reject any concept of God being divided into parts or persons. This belief stands in contrast to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, which teaches that God is one Being in three Persons: Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit.
For Christians, Jesus is the Son of God, fully divine and fully human, and the second Person of the Trinity. Jews do not accept this belief, viewing Jesus as a historical figure, but not as divine or the Messiah.
The Messiah:

Jews are still waiting for the coming of the Messiah, who they believe will be a human leader anointed by God to bring peace and restore Israel. They do not accept Jesus as the Messiah because He did not fulfill the messianic prophecies in the way that Jewish tradition expects.
Christians believe that Jesus is the promised Messiah who fulfilled the prophecies through His life, death, and resurrection. They see Jesus as the Savior of the world, who will come again to establish God’s kingdom fully.
Scripture and Revelation:

Jews hold the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) as their sacred scripture, consisting of the Torah (Law), Nevi’im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings). They do not recognize the New Testament, which Christians believe is the continuation and fulfillment of the Old Testament.
Christians accept both the Old Testament (which corresponds to the Tanakh) and the New Testament as their sacred scriptures. The New Testament contains the teachings of Jesus and the writings of His apostles, which are central to Christian faith.
Conclusion:

So, do Jews and Christians worship the same God? The answer is yes in terms of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—the Creator of the universe, who established a covenant with the people of Israel. However, the understanding of God's nature, the role of Jesus, and the expectations of the Messiah differ significantly between the two religions. These differences lead to distinct theological beliefs and practices, even though both religions share a common spiritual ancestry.

In summary, Jews (Yehudim) and Christians both worship the God of Israel, but their understanding of who God is and how He has revealed Himself differs. These differences shape the unique identity and beliefs of each faith tradition.

Back to "teh" Bible.

I do have a clear understanidng of teh subject thank you.

In that context, yes we do worship the same god as Father.

But because Jews reject the deity of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, they also worship a different God. Maybve it is better defined as Jews worshihp an incomplete God for they reject teh son which Jesus says they reject the Father also.

Muslims worship the same God until they get to Isaac and Ishmael then they veer off to a different God also.

 

[ScottA]

Do all religions worship the same God?

There is only one ribbon of truth regarding the one true God, spanning the entire course of history. Not all people of all religions worship Him.

 

[GracePeace]

This is a place where we can ask each other questions about the Bible, our Christian faith, the Lord, etc, and give our answers.
Our brother @amigo de christo came up with this idea, to help us all help each other to understand the biblical truth, what is not truth and grow more in our faith.

First question.
Do all religions worship the same God?

Please feel free to leave your answers.

No--and even all those who say they acknowledge Christ don't acknowledge Christ, because some acknowledge "another Christ".

 

[amigo de christo]

Chrtianity is the fulfilment of Judaism or the conclusion of it and the prophecies.

Jews and Muslims worship a different God. If you do not honor the same in the same manner as the Father as Jesus said- you have neither teh Father and son.

Even as the GOD of the jews once told the jews who did not believe on Him .
Ye are of your father the devil . The torah , the law , the whole of the old scrips
Were to point one to THE COMING MESSIAH OF GOD , CHRIST JESUS .
JESUS FULLFILLED . false religoins killed .
Now some might be questioning my first statement .
They might say HEY WAIT GOD DIDNT say that , JESUS DID . to which i say , IF JESUS DID SAY SOMETHING
THEN GOD DID SAY IT . see how simple i see things . But then the scrips say the same THING .
Stay glued to the one original gospel my friend . stay well glued to it .
For many anti christs are amongst even the realm of christendom and they have come
to seduce the people into a lie that will save not a one of them .

 

[amigo de christo]

No--and even all those who say they acknowledge Christ don't acknowledge Christ, because some acknowledge "another Christ".

That needs to get said and written again . YOU SPOT ON RIGHT my friend .
Not all of christendom is truly of CHRIST . many follow another jesus and they do not know they follow this other jesus .
YOU are spot on right my friend . THUS i had to let this get said again .

 

[amigo de christo]

There is only one ribbon of truth regarding the one true God, spanning the entire course of history. Not all people of all religions worship Him.

THERE IS TRULY But one way to WORSHIP GOD IN SPIRIT and in TRUTH .
AND if a man believes not JESUS IS THE CHRIST , IF a man denies JESUS is THE CHRIST
guess what hims be , AN ANTI CHRIST .
EVERY other religoin known to man and created of man DENIES JESUS IS THE CHRIST
oh some might mention his existance but they do not recognize HIM as MESSIAH as CHRIST as the SON OF GOD
but follow at best another jesus and that one cannot save .
Sadly scott , and believe me when i say VERY SADLY , a lot within christendom now follow another jesus too .
and that one cannot save either . Man o man is it bible time in the building .
Thanks for your response my dear friend . Now lift those hands and praise the LORD .

 

[Bob]

Thank you for the question and all of the thoughtful replies.

Clearly, this is an important question for many Christians because if they have a friend who is of a different faith, they are fearfully concerned about the consequences for that friend’s soul.

It would be interesting to have Vice Presidential candidate Vance weigh in here since his wife is Hindu. By all appearances they love each other and care deeply about each other, so that their religious beliefs have been reconciled. But, as a Catholic, shouldn’t JDV be concerned for his wife’s soul?

Perhaps there is an alternative perspective.

Peace.

 

[Bob]

Thank you for the question and all of the thoughtful replies.

Clearly, this is an important question for many Christians because if they have a friend who is of a different faith, they are fearfully concerned about the consequences for that friend’s soul.

It would be interesting to have Vice Presidential candidate Vance weigh in here since his wife is Hindu. By all appearances they love each other and care deeply about each other, so that their religious beliefs have been reconciled. But, as a Catholic, shouldn’t JDV be concerned for his wife’s soul?

Perhaps there is an alternative perspective.

Peace.

See also this related article on JDV: Mr. Catholic and Mrs. Hindu JD Vance

 

[amigo de christo]

When you have a clear understanding of the topic, we can discuss it. Until then, it's best to wait.

In Hebrew, Jews are called יהודים (Yehudim), a term derived from יהודה (Yehudah), which means "Judah." Judah was one of the twelve sons of Jacob (also known as Israel), and the tribe that descended from him became one of the most prominent in ancient Israel. Over time, the term "Yehudim" came to refer to all the descendants of the Israelites, particularly after the Babylonian exile, when the Kingdom of Judah was the last remaining Israelite kingdom.

Do Jews and Christians Worship the Same God?
This question is nuanced, and the answer depends on how you approach the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity.

Similarities:
Shared Origins:

Both Jews and Christians trace their spiritual heritage back to Abraham, who is considered the father of the faith. In the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), God reveals Himself to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their descendants, establishing a covenant with them. This is the same God that Christians worship, as the Old Testament is also part of the Christian Bible.
The Concept of Monotheism:

Both Jews and Christians are monotheistic, meaning they believe in one God. The Shema, a central declaration of faith in Judaism, states: "שמע ישראל ה' אלקינו ה' אחד" ("Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one") (Deuteronomy 6:4). This is the same God that Christians believe in as the Creator of the universe, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Moral and Ethical Teachings:

Both religions share many of the same moral and ethical teachings, particularly those found in the Ten Commandments. These teachings form a significant part of the moral foundation for both Jews and Christians.
Differences:
The Nature of God:

Jews believe in the oneness and indivisibility of God. They reject any concept of God being divided into parts or persons. This belief stands in contrast to the Christian doctrine of the Trinity, which teaches that God is one Being in three Persons: Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit.
For Christians, Jesus is the Son of God, fully divine and fully human, and the second Person of the Trinity. Jews do not accept this belief, viewing Jesus as a historical figure, but not as divine or the Messiah.
The Messiah:

Jews are still waiting for the coming of the Messiah, who they believe will be a human leader anointed by God to bring peace and restore Israel. They do not accept Jesus as the Messiah because He did not fulfill the messianic prophecies in the way that Jewish tradition expects.
Christians believe that Jesus is the promised Messiah who fulfilled the prophecies through His life, death, and resurrection. They see Jesus as the Savior of the world, who will come again to establish God’s kingdom fully.
Scripture and Revelation:

Jews hold the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) as their sacred scripture, consisting of the Torah (Law), Nevi’im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings). They do not recognize the New Testament, which Christians believe is the continuation and fulfillment of the Old Testament.
Christians accept both the Old Testament (which corresponds to the Tanakh) and the New Testament as their sacred scriptures. The New Testament contains the teachings of Jesus and the writings of His apostles, which are central to Christian faith.
Conclusion:

So, do Jews and Christians worship the same God? The answer is yes in terms of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—the Creator of the universe, who established a covenant with the people of Israel. However, the understanding of God's nature, the role of Jesus, and the expectations of the Messiah differ significantly between the two religions. These differences lead to distinct theological beliefs and practices, even though both religions share a common spiritual ancestry.

In summary, Jews (Yehudim) and Christians both worship the God of Israel, but their understanding of who God is and how He has revealed Himself differs. These differences shape the unique identity and beliefs of each faith tradition.

Back to "teh" Bible.

not all of ISRAEL are truly of ISRAEL .
What did JESUS call the jews who rejected him as the messiah , who failed to believe on HIM .
YE are of your father the DEVIL . so just like a gentile so too do a jew MUST BELIEVE JESUS IS THE CHRIST .
oh on the text of torah and etc , THAT IS THE GOD WE DO WORSHIP , and we know the jews hold torah .
BUT what again DID JESUS tell the jews who did not beleive on HIM and yet claimed moses , torah and etc
HAD YOU REALLY BELIEVED MOSES you had believed ME for he wrote of me .
THE JEWS can cliam to KNOW GOD
but as a jew called john once wrote , IF one believes not the testimony that GOD gave of HIS SON
they CALL GOD A LIAR . in fact they are anti christ . an anti christ can be either a jew or a gentile .
The flesh of man profits not a man and whether a man was born a gentile or a jew
the flesh profits him nothing . YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN .
and the born again BELIEVE JESUS IS THE CHRIST . the unborn and dead BELIEVE NOT HE Is the CHRIST .
HE who is OF GOD , said a jew called john , HEARS US . aka THEY GONNA BELIEVE THAT GOSPEL
HE who is not of GOD , does not hear us , aka THEY REJECT THE GOSPEL of JESUS THE CHRIST .
The jews worship GOD in ignorance . THEY have the torah , they can read the prophets
they have the oracles , ONLY HAD THEY TRULY HEARD THEM , THEY HAD COME TO JESUS THE CHRIST .
OH yes johann , I AM A DEAD STICKLER to the DIRE NEED for anyone who was born of a woman
whether jew or gentile had better BELIEVE JESUS IS THE CHRIST .
Many can holler we believe in GOD , only their god dont accept JESUS as THE CHRIST . SO NOW
you see why i did not captilize that other god . cause i know who that one is .
I used to serve that other god , satan , TILL GOD came and drew me to CHRIST , SET ME FREE
from the power of satan and of darkness , INTO THE LIGHT of HIS SON .
IF a man denies JESUS , GUESSS who they denied . GOD HIMSELF . THEY DENIED THE ONE TRUE LIVING GOD
if they DENY THE SON . as i am sure you do agree my friend . Just wanted to remind all anyway .

 

[amigo de christo]

See also this related article on JDV: Mr. Catholic and Mrs. Hindu JD Vance

Before i write what i write , let me say LET NO MAN WOMAN OR CHILD vote for harris .
But this too is why I REFUSE for to vote for trump and vance . PEROID .
Just cause the man might bring us a better economy dont mean i vote for anyone
who leadeth the church into the common ground interfaith religoin of anti christ .
Let no man , woman or child buy the lie . HOPE IN GOD , TRUST NOT IN MAN .

 

[Wrangler]

First question.
Do all religions worship the same God?

Obviously not! The Hindu's have an infinite number of gods, the Judeo-Christians can only afford one or 3, depending on how you look at it.

My question is how many have been to the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum in Kentucky? The Founder, Ken Ham, puts GENESIS 1-11 as foundational. The enemy's LONG TIME hypothesis is profoundly shown to be anti-Scriptural. It's past time Christians educate themselves on the scientific evidence of Creation and the Flood.

 

[amigo de christo]

Thank you for the question and all of the thoughtful replies.

Clearly, this is an important question for many Christians because if they have a friend who is of a different faith, they are fearfully concerned about the consequences for that friend’s soul.

It would be interesting to have Vice Presidential candidate Vance weigh in here since his wife is Hindu. By all appearances they love each other and care deeply about each other, so that their religious beliefs have been reconciled. But, as a Catholic, shouldn’t JDV be concerned for his wife’s soul?

Perhaps there is an alternative perspective.

Peace.

They aer soliders of interfaith . Vance has well admitted
it was his hindu wife who led him back to his so called christian faith .
THIS is all a ploy to get us to beleive in time that we do worship the same GOD in different ways .
IT cometh of anti christ . ITS the plan . THEY are doing this ON PURPOSE .
I will vote for none of them this year .
This coexist , this bridge builder , the finding common ground , this tearing down walls that divide
IT ALL CAME FROM the agenda of the well favored harlot . WHO OWNS BOTH SIDES .
And has poured her drink of wicked fornications unto the tribes and relgioins of earth .
To a democrat she poured it with the color blue
and to a conservative her drink was colored red , BUT IT WAS THE SAME DRINK
just slighty flavored to fit each camp it came within . THEY DUPED the heck out of this world my friend .
ITs gonna get worse too . THEIR ENEMY is the fundmental bible believer who wont conform .
THUS we know who its father is , the devil and its mother is the harlot . and many do sip of that cup
of her diverse many colored drink .