File this under "He sure as hell ain't the anti-Christ".
I have been examining the Obama phenomenon myself, and have concluded, at least for myself, a Midwestern white male, that Barack’s appeal is actually messianic, it’s something about his aura, his spirit, his soul, that exudes enlightenment in the making.
Oh, he’s not fully enlightened, being that enlightenment is a process, not an event. But for reasons I can’t fully articulate, he is one of those individuals who communicates God-like energy (metaphorically speaking), in whom you can “feel” God.
Now, I’m using the term “God” to mean the loving, honest, just, and inspiring part of the force behind it all. You may not believe something’s behind it all, but I do. And I look for God constantly — that which exudes love, integrity, humility, depth, kindness, generosity — and more ... supposedly.
So, Geraldine, I’m taking a special look at Barack Obama because he’s a lot closer to a Jesus-type than the other candidates, by quite a bit. What if God decided to incarnate as men preaching “hope and change.” And what if we didn’t recognize them, because we are so dull, and let them slip away, not availing ourselves of the opportunity to be led by God! Lord knows we’ve elected the anti-Christ often enough.
Steve Davis, Charleston, SC March 31, 2008.
Lord knows!
Why I'm still so worried about Obama. In a nutshell. Emphasis on first syllable there.
ReplyDeleteWhy I'm still so worried about Obama. In a nutshell. Emphasis on first syllable there.
ReplyDeleteHe is a bit of a nut, isn't he? He's shown he believes this stuff.
ReplyDeleteAnd, of course, even more frightening is that he has the ability to convince others of it as well.
Please correct this hyperlink to show that Steve Davis is actually from Charleston, Illinois. It's bad enough my state voted for Barack Hussein in the primaries...
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