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Once the dust settles and hard realities sink in (either way), will we all be united so that they may know that we are His disciples? This has been a very divisive campaign season and I am so tired of it. I hope we can go forward without fear (He has overcome the world anyway, we may as well trust Him).

Re: Post election unity

The old Sticks and stones... saying is a lie. Words hurt more and deeper than sticks or stones ever do and the pain lasts much longer. We are commanded by the savior to forgive. True Christians will in the post-election and should NOW. The name calling should cease! Leaders should STOP with the endorsements, preach the gospel of truth and live exemplary lives before the congregations. The only way we will have true unity is before the election. The church needs to repent!We raised our daughter according to conservative principles. We talked about hard work, honesty and integrity frequently. She was home schooled and Christian schooled. So when she told me the other day she was voting for Hillary, it was like bucket of cold water thrown in the face. Next to my wife she is the most principled person I know. She is a lot smarter than I am. I cannot understand and I will keep the conversation open on this. Regardless of what I say, when she goes to the booth, she will do what she feels is right.

Which is exactly what we all must do. Yep.And on Words and Sticks and stones, etc. It does hurt when someone cuts you deep with a word. One thing about age, you forget soon, whether you want to or not. (TRUE not just a joke) I very seldom have to ask forgiveness for holding a grudge especially with a brother or sister in the Lord. A lot can be said about this subject, but positive thoughts are best. Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Yeah, it took me almost a month (or was it 4 years) for me to forgive you guys (whoever you are) That refused to vote for Mitt, because he wasn't a real Christian! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Yes. We will become united in the struggle against Hillary

Its not the same group. Especially not on here. I was around then too and remember 2 or 3 posters (when there were a lot more posting here) saying that, but not to the level we have now. Lets be fair. Romney just wasn't aggressive enough, and he had an unfortunate truth stuck to him that he was a governor of one of the most liberal states in the union and had espoused many liberal policies that got him there. John McCain lost in the same manner, too moderate to gain enthusiasm from his base.