"Republicans fear the Lord. Democrats fear and love the Lord."

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During a stop Saturday in Paris, Tenn., Ford said one of the hallmarks of the Democratic Party is that members don't "use the Bible to judge people."

He then quoted from the Bible about "the spirit of fear," and living in the spirit of love, and he paraphrased U.S. Rep. Lincoln Davis, D-Tenn.

"My friend Lincoln Davis, who chairs this campaign, says there is one big difference between us and ... Republicans when it comes to our faith," Ford said. "He said 'Republicans fear the Lord. Democrats fear and love the Lord.'"

http://www.commercialappeal.com/mca/politi...5105834,00.html

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Sounds a bit like the following story:

Vijay and Rakesh had made plans to study for exams--at Rakesh's home, which had a spacious balcony. During one session, Rakesh fell asleep, napped an hour and then said to Vijay, "oh, I wasn't asleep; I had an apointment with Ganesh and went in spirit to meet him".

The next day, at similar time, Vijay fell asleep and napped; when he woke up, he told Rakesh, "I had an appointment in spirit with Ganesh today; he asked me why you had not kept yours yesterday".

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This reminds me of what George Carlin meant when he said that if Jesus came back and saw what was being done in his name he'd never stop throwing up

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During a stop Saturday in Paris, Tenn., Ford said one of the hallmarks of the Democratic Party is that members don't "use the Bible to judge people."

No, they just judge people without using the Bible...

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This reminds me of what George Carlin meant when he said that if Jesus came back and saw what was being done in his name he'd never stop throwing up

sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo true