The heart of Christianity is forgiveness. It's why Christ became a man and died on the cross, so that we, as sinners, could be forgiven and be reconciled to God.

If Moore did those things he was accused of and repented of them, why shouldn't Christians forgive him? If he did not do those things, why shouldn't Christians rally around a man who has sacrificed his career to stand up for Christian values?

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Posted by Big12fan

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Member since Nov 2011

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Posted on 11/20/17 at 10:40 am to FooManChoo

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The heart of Christianity is forgiveness.

Yeah, this forum is a great example of that. If it is so important, why is it so rarely practiced? People who can't forgive, aren't true Christians. Right? They are fake-Christians, sorta like our news media? Sorry, but based on what I see here, I don't feel like I'm among any Christians and I mean not one.

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Posted by The Spleen

Member since Dec 2010

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Posted on 11/20/17 at 10:57 am to FooManChoo

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If Moore did those things he was accused of and repented of them, why shouldn't Christians forgive him?

As soon as he shows any repentance for anything he's done, I'll gladly forgive him. He hasn't, and not just with these latest sexual assualt/harassment allegations.

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If he did not do those things, why shouldn't Christians rally around a man who has sacrificed his career to stand up for Christian values?

You clearly do not know who Roy Moore is.

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Posted by tarzana

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Member since Sep 2015

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Posted on 11/20/17 at 11:47 am to FooManChoo

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If Moore did those things he was accused of and repented of them

Ay, there's the rub! Moore has denied he even did them (against all appearances), much less repented of them.

In this way even a scummy soul like Al Franken is morally superior to Moore. At least he said he was sorry for his wrongful conduct.

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