Kamala Harris Beliefs

Kamala Harris - Beliefs

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What are the beliefs of Vice President Kamala Harris?

On Sunday, October 1, 2017, Kamala Harris spoke at the First Congregational Church in Atlanta, Georgia and revealed a few things about her beliefs, as quoted below.

"My mother was from India, so in addition she would take us to a Hindu temple, to see that all faiths teach us to pursue justice." - Kamala Harris, October 1, 2017

Kamala Harris tried to make it sound as if her Hindu mother took her to a Hindu temple to hear Hindu priests preach about pursuing justice. This is a lie tailored for Christians, who are used to hearing sermons at Sunday services, as there is neither communal worship service nor preaching nor teaching at a Hindu temple, where Hindus go on their own to repeat mantras, offer things and worship idols and demons as Gods and Goddesses. Kamala Harris, who is named after a demon, lied to cover up the fact that she worshiped demons at Hindu temples.

"Underlining it also was the age-old concept that the Bible teaches us, the concept of redemption. Understanding, we will all make a mistake, and for some that mistake will rise to the level of being a crime. But is it not the sign of a just society that we allow folks a way to earn their way back? That is the concept of redemption." - Kamala Harris, October 1, 2017

While there is nothing wrong with a society that allows criminals a way to earn their way back into it, Kamala Harris' claim that this is the Bible's concept of redemption displays her ignorance of the Bible, which states that we cannot "earn" our way to redemption. The Bible's concept of redemption is that we sinned, the penalty for which is death, and that Jesus redeemed us by paying our death penalty for us on the cross (see Justice of God):

"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God... For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is everlasting life in Christ Jesus our Lord." - Romans 3:23 & 6:23

"Christ has redeemed us from the curse of the law, having become a curse for us (for it is written, 'Cursed is everyone who hangs on a tree')." - Galatians 3:13

"So the Book of Luke reads, 'Shine a light on those living in darkness to guide our feet into the path of peace.' Now, I believe 'shine a light' means we must 'speak truth.' Even when we know speaking truth will often make people feel quite uncomfortable... Let’s speak the truth that we have been reminded of too often over these past few months. Racism is real in this country. Sexism is real in this country. Homophobia is real in this country." - Kamala Harris, October 1, 2017

The Book of Luke does NOT read "Shine a light." In all English versions of the Bible, Luke 1:79 reads either "give light" or "shine upon" to foretell John the Baptist exposing the sins of the people living in the "darkness" of their sins:

Now his father Zacharias was filled with the Holy Spirit, and prophesied, saying: ... “And you, child, will be called the prophet of the Highest; for you will go before the face of the Lord to prepare His ways, to give knowledge of salvation to His people by the remission of their sins, through the tender mercy of our God, with which the Dayspring from on high has visited us; to give light to those who sit in darkness and the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace.” So the child grew and became strong in spirit, and was in the deserts till the day of his manifestation to Israel. - Luke 1:67, 76-80

"Phobia" is the irrational fear of something. Christians do not fear homosexuality, and our opposition to homosexuality is Biblical, not irrational. Yet, while twisting Scripture to support her point that "we must 'speak truth.' Even when we know speaking truth will often make people feel quite uncomfortable ...," she stands against the truth by siding with homosexuals and labeling Biblical opposition to homosexuality an irrational fear.

To learn more about Kamala Harris' claimed Christian beliefs, she was emailed as below on August 17, 2020:

Dear Senator Harris,

You have said that you are a Christian. We would like to invite you to share your Christian testimony with America's Christian voters by answering the questions below. If you wish to participate, thank you in advance for replying via email to all 21 questions by Friday, August 21, 2020.

GodVoter.org

1.   Do you believe Jesus lived a sinless life?
2.   Do you believe Jesus died on the cross?
3.   Do you believe Jesus rose from the dead?
4.   Do you believe Jesus ascended to heaven?
5.   Do you believe Jesus will return someday?
6.   Do you believe Jesus always has been God?
7.   For what purpose did Jesus die?
8.   By what criterion do you believe people go to heaven?
9.   By what criterion do you believe people go to hell?
10. When and how did you become a Christian?
11. How did becoming a Christian change you?
12. About how much time daily do you spend in prayer to the God of the Bible?
13. About how much time do you spend daily reading the Bible?
14. Last month, how many non-Christians did you tell the reason why Jesus died?
15. How often do you attend church service?
16. Which church in which town do you attend most frequently?
17. Since what year have you attended that church?
18. From 12 years of age to your answer to question 17, which church(es) in which town(s) did you attend and from what year?
19. Do you believe Hinduism worships demons as gods and goddesses?
20. How do you think the God of the Bible feels about your first name being that of a Hindu "goddess," and your middle name being the Sanskrit word that literally means "goddess"?
21. Do you renounce Hinduism and repent of having worshiped demons at Hindu temples?

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