No hope for restoration from Christian conservatives that hardly exist

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Chuck Baldwin’s main problem might be that he is assuming that America will be restored by the people. I do not think it will. America will fracture. I just wrote on this imminent danger.

Lets face it, much of the country has bought into godless socialism and the lust. Even the evangelicals are buying into dominionism socialism and the prosperity gospel. It looks like the minority in this country that hold to biblical truths will just have to separate from the walking dead.

The Constitution Party would be great if you could have get a leader of significant stature and experience to run on it. Perhaps someone like General Pace. However, if you have any illusion that Ron Paul or Judge Roy Moore will pull the numbers to get noticed you are not living in reality.

Nevertheless, I don’t suggest that any Christian vote for any of the three choices that we are given. They will all lead to the same socialist secular humanist globalist end. Just remember this, God gives the nation the leader He wants to rule. Our leaders reflect the people. If are leaders are godless you can be quite sure that most of the people of our nation are as well. On the other hand, if the majority of the people turn toward God the problems of this nation will be solved. But, since we really know they wont because the gospel is not even being preached in most of our churches. What then should we expect? I know one thing it wont be restoration.

Chuck Baldwin — Conservatives Offer No Hope

After attending numerous meetings of conservative activists, I am more convinced than ever that, ultimately, the survival of liberty in America does not depend upon political parties, special interest groups, or corporations. In these United States of America, God has put the destiny of the country squarely in the hands of “We the people.” It will not be conservatives or liberals, Republicans or Democrats, Christians or unbelievers that restore America. It will be individuals from all walks of life, all backgrounds, and all political persuasions who love liberty enough to fight to maintain it. Ultimately, of course, all nations–just like all individuals–must give an account to our Creator for how we protected the freedoms and liberties that He gave us. Right now, we are not doing a very good job.

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