A pro life voter who Attempts to justify a vote for Obama is rationalizing.

"Well you see Lord, it's like this: even though Obama is overtly Pro-abortion, and there were Pro-life alternatives except when it comes to mass killings in the name of democracy, I voted for Obama. You do understand, don't you? WHAT? Did I do your will? Where is that written? Matthew 7:21? {speechless}. I will try to keep my argument as short and to the point as possible. In short, my argument is that any Christian who truly upholds the Bible as his or her standard and votes is voting contrary to his or her beliefs. I will state this again so as to not have it lost in the entirety of the argument. 1.If you are a Christian, according to the Bible, then your standards and the standards of this world (including our government) are not the same. 2.Regardless of Republican or Democrat or any other Party, you will undoubtedly be in opposition to at least one or more major issues regarding what the Bible says and what these Parties represent. I could make the argument that to vote or not to vote or vote either side would only end in a continued corrupt society and more corrupt politics. I could argue that a person should vote so that a history of voting for a certain demographic could be established and once an opportunity to make real changes appeared there would be no need to first fight for the right to vote and then vote for the change. I am, however, not making these arguments. My argument is short and not hard to understand. If given a choice between active genocide and passive suicide, then I choose passive suicide. I made these analogies to show the extremity of my position. Murder is wrong. Abortion is wrong. Stealing is wrong. Lying is wrong. Adultery is wrong. Sexual immorality is wrong. I make no equivocations about what is right and what is wrong. What I do state and believe is there are differences between a person who allows someone to choose to do wrong and a person who is in a position to coax, persuade, or even force someone to do wrong. The major difference being between CAUSE and ALLOW. As Christians and Pilgrims on earth we have found ourselves under sinful governments throughout history. Even in a time when the people of God had their own kingdom (at the time ruled by Saul). David made a choice between two evils: to lead under Saul's government (a man actively seeking to kill David and a rejecter of God's commands) or lead under the Philistines (an uncircumcised people and worshiper of foreign gods) for a year under Achish son of Maoch king of Gath (according to 1st Samuel 27 http://www.biblegateway.com...). David believed he could accomplish the most good under Achish – Achish, a foreign ungodly king of the Philistines (a sworn enemy of the Israelites)! We understand and know that David was really God's chosen king and David was really only interested in serving the one true King. However, he was under a time in Israel's history where godly leadership was not available. This is often the case with the people of God. Our kingdom is not an earthly kingdom. Therefore, the person who believes he is voting consistent with his beliefs and votes Democrat or Republican would be gravely wrong because neither Party represents fully the beliefs of the Christian moral, ideals or goals. I am grateful to live in a country where I am free to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. My hope is that those who are weighed down by sin will see the light of hope and repent and be free from the snares of Satan. This is my active war against abortion, terrorism, rape, murder and injustice everywhere. I will preach until I can do so no longer. I will win as many as possible and hopefully save as many women and children (including those who would have been aborted) in my efforts. I will end with this question to my opponent. What are you doing to end the atrocity of abortion? Is your hope only in our laws or our government? You were called to freely give as you've been given. Or don't you remember what you've been saved from?