The Political Religion of Conservatism

Let us examine the political and religious philosophy of conservatism. Many Americans embrace and follow this belief with hope that it will defeat the socialism communism that is destroying America. Some would argue that conservatism is not a religion, but simply a political philosophy, but I disagree. It has all the traits of a religion too. The dictionary gives one definition of a religion as “a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held with ardor and faith.” And that describes belief in conservatism. I want to examine conservatism and show how millions embrace it as a substitute religion for Christianity. Why? The Supreme Court has abolished Christianity and Christian morality as the foundation of our Christian Republic, and they did it under the guise and the unconstitutional policy of separation of church and state. They then replaced Christianity with the anti-Christ communist religion as the government’s foundation. This means it is a crime to practice Christianity and Christian morality in our schools, courts, and government. Thus, practicing Christianity to refute anti-Christ, anti-liberty, anti-constitution, and communistic policies and laws of the communists, and using the Bible and Christian morals are both illegal and politically incorrect. In trying to avoid suffering for Christ and Christianity, Americans have found a substitute religion of conservatism, which is far more politically correct to fight communism. They have abandoned Christ and Christianity as our
foundation and submitted to the anti-Christ, communistic Supreme Court, who cast
Christ and Christian morals onto the dunghill.
Let’s shed some insight on the “genius” of the conservative Republicans.

The Story of the Boy Scout, the Missionary, and
the Brilliant Conservative Republican

Three passengers were taking a flight to the nation’s capital in Washington, DC. There was a Boy Scout named Tom, a missionary named Mr. Thompson, on furlough from Africa, and a brilliant conservative congressman. They were flying in a small private plane that belonged to a friend of the congressman.

Halfway to their destination, they had some major engine problems, and the pilot became alarmed that they may not make it, and he warned his passengers and told them there were only two extra parachutes besides the one for himself.

This prompted an intense conversation between the passengers about who should get a parachute. The brilliant conservative made his plea for why he should get a parachute. He told of his many college degrees and his vast political knowledge and how he chaired the Intelligence Committee vital to the welfare of the nation. He believed that if anyone should have a parachute, it should be him, the most intelligent and important person on the plane.

All of a sudden, the pilot yelled out, “THE ENGINE JUST DIED. EVERYBODY, BAIL OUT, OR YOU ARE GOING TO DIE!” With that, he leaped out the door wearing his parachute. Immediately, the conservative Republican grabbed a pack, quickly put it on, and jumped out of the plane.

The missionary turned to the Boy Scout and handed him a parachute, saying, “Here, Tom, take this and jump to save your life. You are young and have your whole life ahead of you. I’ve lived—” Tom interrupted him, “Don’t worry, Mr. Thompson, you can keep your parachute. The most brilliant man on the plane just jumped out wearing my knapsack.”

Conservative Republicans are so very proud and arrogant. They have way too high of an opinion of themselves. Like the brilliant conservative in the story, they are really very stupid and foolish and lack basic common sense, not to mention the wisdom that comes from God.

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