The commentators and others continue to say that the current occupant of the White House is naïve because of what he says and what he does regardless of what he says.  They claim he doesn’t understand what he is doing. It isn’t the Nut Job who is naïve; it is those who think he is naïve and by allowing them to think it, he is getting by with his deadly agenda. In other words, the charlatan is pulling the wool over the sheep’s eyes, and knows full well what he is doing.

Change and hope also afflicts those who are naïve. They hope he will change his nefarious ways when the evidence is clear that he isn’t about to do so. Hope springs eternal in their breasts as they fervently speak out for him to change his ideology. The writer of the book of Hebrews wrote in 11:1 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Faith in Christ (whom the men of old knew was coming and who kept the faith that God’s promise was true) is the substance and such faith brings the hope we have in him. Also, he is the evidence or assurance of the things not seen and which are yet to be revealed as his final coming.

With that in mind, then it is pure naiveté to believe that the Nut job is promising anything but misery with his hot air. To hope he will change is tantamount to believing that a leopard will change his spots to zebra stripes. In other words, the Nut Job is an empty suit and has no substance on which we can base any hope of change for the better. In reality, the change he is bringing will destroy our nation and our liberty. Ironically, all that he is doing is overlooked due to the phony hope with no substance to support the hollow belief that he will change.

Jonathan Falwell wrote an article titled “Obama’s 1st judge pick anti-Jesus” about picking David Hamilton for the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Hamilton is the judge who ordered the speaker of the Indiana House of the legislature not to pray in Jesus name when the sessions opened. Falwell wrote, “I was hopeful that President Obama would understand the necessity for prayer in government,” … then referred to the prayer that the Nut Job left on the Western Wall in Jerusalem. People are all too willing to give him the benefit of doubt and that is allowing him to ride roughshod over us with his phony boloney pronouncements of piety.

It is naïve to believe that the Nut Job would honor prayer in government given his behavior so far and even more naïve to believe that he believes in the power of prayer. That is a false belief based on a false hope that Nut Job means what he says. The prayer he left is as phony as when he says he believes in God and is a follower of Jesus. He supports unlimited taxpayer funded abortion; voted against giving medical aid to babies who survived an abortion; and he supports, without any reservation homosexuality marriage; he is on record for overriding all state laws governing abortion and homosexual marriage. To be blunt, the Nut Job is a liar and the truth is not in him as John wrote. (He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. I John 2:4) No matter what he says, he isn’t a follower of Jesus. How can he be when he supports the evil called abortion and homosexual conduct? He has even spoken disparagingly of the Bible. How can anyone hope he will change his ways when he has demonstrated time after time he is a heathen and an infidel who believes in and advocates the practice of the most heinous behaviors found in scripture. Naiveté on the part of those holding a false hope about him keep them blind to his evil words and ways.

Change and hope are found in Jesus Christ and Christ only. If the Nut Job truly believed in God, he wouldn’t be using fine sounding words to disguise the path of evil he has set before us. In Sorting It Out, he isn't the one wearing the suit of naïveté.

© 6-28-2009 DEC