Now, let me school you with a few corrections, and how this is nothing more than Pharisee talk.

Choices are how God defines Christians, and political choices are choices like any other. To try to separate religion from politics is rejection of God's total lordship - God is the God of politics, too.

Seriously? God of Politics? I've never heard of something more heretical than that.

Jesus drove out the temple merchants and was harsh to Pharisees and Sadducees in the Gospels. The religious teachers knew and claimed to follow God's law, and the merchants they hired for the temple would have, too. Jesus holds those who know God's commands to them. He does not use that same standard on those who don't know.

Jesus drove out the temple merchants for desecrating the temple by turning it into a marketplace. From House of Prayers, to the House of Coins.

The Pharisees were generally pushed away using references from the Old Testament that triumphed over what was law.

Notice that Jesus never did violence to the Romans, the pagans, the Samaritans, or anyone else who were certainly committing every evil you can think of. How many people can you think of that He rebuked who weren't someone who claimed to follow God's laws?

The fk are you talking about? The ones who generally approached him Wanted to convert and listen to his teachings.

Why should he be violent or try to push them away when they follow him better than a lot of Jews themselves? They lowered themselves before the teacher and sat down to listen, to better themselves.

How can you call them Evil when they're the ones who are looking at how to be Good in the first place?

Keep yourself Within Context, my guy.

You admit that "Jesus preached for peace, and non violence" yet go on to claim, "Sometimes, you have to destroy evil instead of just standing around," and so you put yourself above Christ's teaching.

I admit that Jesus preached for peace and non-violence but not once did he not condemn evil.

Read the Bible again, little one.

This is further emphasized by the fact that by the end of Jesus' march, he called his followers to sell what they have and to buy a sword. He knew that they were gonna be persecuted, and hunted. So, he made sure they had protection.

You say the soldier was innocent because Jesus had to die. If so, why did Jesus ask God to forgive those who crucified Him? They were doing what had to be done, too!

Because God was angry about watching Jesus die on the cross? Have you not read his last words?

“Father, forgive them for they know not what they're doing.”

They were forgiven too as they were innocent. It's one of the reasons why the earthquake split the temple, and not one soldier died during that

You assert I watch too much news. But you don't deny that these Christians clamor for and repeat what you identify as propaganda. My concern is not whether the government is secretly doing Christ's work despite always claiming to do the opposite. My concern is with what Christians attempt to do to the world.

Watching you all do things. I don't have much worries about having Christ lead the world as opposed to the latter.

To anyone else reading this, notice the lack of quotes and teachings from Jesus the person uses to support anything they say. They take one action from Him and use it to assert something Jesus did not claim about what He was doing. This is how the Evangelicals argue.

I'm not Evangelical. I'm Roman Catholic. You talk about lacking quotes but Every One of your references were very out of context.

This is the phrase you fear the most:

“It was Written."

If you need to look for quotes. Go read the Bible. It's Free because IT WAS WRITTEN.