A politician can be a Christian without a doubt. The problem is when a politician comes forward and makes any statement as to his Christian beliefs, that person becomes a huge target for criticism. Politics and Christianity mix like water and oil. Being a Christian is much more than just saying so, it involves Character and Integrity. Politicians are a product of our society, meaning, we dont want to offend a certain race, religious belief, etc. I put more trust in a politician who says what he believes, and shows he truly believes in it. If he is a Christian, then follow the instructions of the Bible in your daily walk and decisions. A true Christian Politician would be a person dedicated to upholding our Constitution and Declarations. Remember, our forefathers wrote these documents following the principles of the Bible. Dont believe me, read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independance and then read the Bible. The Ten Commandments was used as the cornerstone for each, as well as policies and procedures in law. Unfortuantely, our minds and character as a country is being changed because we want to fit in and not offend others. God's word has never changed, and his principles are still true today. It would be great to see a Politician stand firm in their beliefs, and not waver due to pressure. A true Christian is a disciple of Christ himself, and the following is the Christians duty on this earth:

Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Matt. 28:19

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Let he that is without sin cast the first stone.

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Amen! Both of you posters hit it on the head.

Anonymous wrote:

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Thank you all, because with every post, you prove a politician can't be a christian, and a christian can't be a politician.

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Wow, we've witness the first non-sinning, never lieing human in exsistance.

So, you are saying if a politician lies, they are not a Christian. Under your definition, you are then not a Christian either.