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Reading the Bible with a pair of scissors : Comments
By John McKinnon, published 6/5/2005John McKinnon reviews Jim Wallis' book 'God's Politics - Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn’t Get It'.
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When it comes to moral purity I would be called right wing in politics as I believe the best practise is founded in absolutes. I uphold the moral purity of traditional Christian values as a demonstration of devotion to God and sexual relationship is exclusive between husband and wife. In both these issues we have thousands of years of human history that proves these are the best practise in society.
It has been in this generation that we have again realised the importance in maintaining good environment practice. The ancient generations that followed the Biblical wisdom of the land were able to maintain a sustainable life. This principle can be carried to all aspects of life and behaviour. In long discussions with gays they acknowledge same sex is not their ideal, but merely sublimates their emotional and sexual need. All their creational purpose remains unfulfilled, as well as an increase in disease.
God is the God of an ordered creation, so it is important to understand his ideal purpose in every created thing. Though every misuse is forgivable it is not to be ignored and must be turned away from so its purpose is fulfilled. If we have made an environment saline by removing trees it is obvious the best practise is not remove trees, though we can lower salinity by decellenation ponds.