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Is honesty a Christian Value?
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Of course they can support who they like - but one requirement of electoral advertising, is that a name and address is attributed.
An important part of our democratic process is knowing who is saying what - if a smear is launched, we need to know who is behind it, or the political negative campaigns would get utterly out of hand and there would be no accountability for what is said about any candidate.
The exclusive brethren did their best to hide the fact they were supporting candidates. Part of this is probably due to the fact that as EB, they don't vote, as they believe it is interfering in god's choice of leadership. Many people find it strange that they're happy to interfere in other ways however, which is part of what has driven the investigation.
It wasn't that the EB supported a party, it was that they tried to hide it because they didn't want to be seen for the hypocrites they are. If they'd been honest in their dealings, they wouldn't have gotten in trouble... which actually relates back to hte title of this thread, funnily enough.
Oh, and I'd hate nothing more than to see Abbott as prime minister, though it doesn't surprise me in the least that you like him.
Fortunately, he's got no hope.
Oh, and the ABC's the best TV news we have.
Care to illuminate a better Australian news television show? What's that? You can't? Golly. How surprising.
Oh, and porn is barely a blip on the political radar.
Darn I'm glad the christians haven't yet managed to seize control.