7 Reasons Why Barack Obama Is Not a Christian

I know I promised a discussion on the disguise of Obama's alleged middle class tax cuts, but with a rather intense work week and then Halloween (plus trying to wade through everything in my reader), I just ran out of hours in the day.

I wasn't even going to post at all today, but came across something this morning that I found extremely valuable, and think you will too.

Having a Christian in the White House is important to me. Honestly, that was the only thing holding me back with Romney. I think he probably would have made an amazing president, but the whole Mormon thing made me think twice. Is that ignorance and bias on my part? Probably. I tried researching the LDS faith, but wasn't overly happy with what I found. That being said, I think Mitt is an honorable man with conservative, common sense values and, more than likely, I would have been able to get past it.

Barack Obama's faith gets brought up every now and then in the media, allbeit with a pretty soft foot, if you ask me. The whole Rev. Wright thing seems to be a road bump in his campaign rather than the giant Yield sign I think it should be. I've posted before what I think about his stance on infanticide, and that continues to be a no-brainer for me.

And then I found a website that sums up all of the missing links in the chain of Obama's faith. According to the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission:

There is a spiritual emergency in America.

Barack Obama is in the process of trying to recreate the Christian faith in his own, very liberal and unorthodox image.

Built on a foundation of radical Black Liberation Theology, theological liberalism and post-modernism, Obama is undermining historic, biblical Christianity while claiming his is a Christian. In the process, he is defaming the Christian faith.

By declaring he is a Christian, yet denying Christianities most essential truths and traditional morality, Obama is associating Christ with some of the most wicked practices imaginable, all of which are condemned in the Bible.

By any historic or biblical standard, Barack Obama is not a Christian.

With his incredible celebrity status, Obama's ideas about spiritual matters have become very significant, and they are very dangerous.

Now, more than ever, Christianity is under attack from without and within. We need your help to stand for Christ. ...

... It is critical that we spread the truth about Obama's fake Christianity so that Christians can defend the truth.

Our concern is only spiritual and we pray for Barack Obama to repent and turn to Christ and His Word.

As I believe the majority of my readers are also of the Christian faith, I urge you to go to the Christian Anti-Defamation Commission's "7 Reasons Why Barack Obama Is Not a Christian" and view the video series. They are short and to the point, but I need to warn you that there are several graphic images - especially in the ones about abortion. I firmly believe, however, if more people saw images like these, abortion would be harder for some to brush off as a simple "choice."

On this particular Sunday, when many of us are headed off or returning home from worship, when much of our focus is on our Creator and everything we have been blessed with, we need to ask ourselves:

What does the person I want to elect to this most important office believe?

It's so very important to remember that it's not just the office of the president that we need to be concerned about. The next president will most likely be appointing three new justices to the supreme court - the results of which will be felt by our children's children and possibly beyond.

The Obama campaign likes to tout the phrase "Vote like your life depends on it, because it does." Amen to that. Yet I would add "and so do the lives of our grandchildren."