Jefferson actually re-wrote the Christian Bible, removing all mention of the Virgin Birth, as well as all the miracles described in it. He also said, "The day will come when the mystical generation of Jesus by the Supreme Being in the womb of a virgin, will be classed with the fable of the generation of Minerva in the brain of Jupiter."

I believe it's a huge mistake to frame the Conservative point of view with Biblical references. We're best off to stick to political principles. The flinging of Bible verses makes us look unreliable and overly emotional. I want the Conservative side to win, and win big. I'm not politically Liberal, not in the least. I hate what is happening to our country.

The first comment in this thread was from a Kipling (not to be confused with the original Kipling, who assumed room temperature many years ago). In that comment, he or she quoted a Bible verse.

Further down, I made a sarcastic remark about the Bible verses being flung back and forth. Just after that, Young Conservative quoted me, "I would hate for any eye-rolling pagan Liberals to see some of these comments," and then rhetorically asked, "Then why are *you* here?"

I responded with the remarks to which you eventually replied. That led me to think you were accusing me of being politically Liberal because of my remarks about Bible verses, further up in the thread. Continued….