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**Pa33anger** · 04-21-2010, 12:36 PM

Christians in europe do not have a shared political opinion, apart from 'christian issues'.
There are christians among left-wing parties and among right-wing parties.

Which makes sence, christianity is not a political system.
The christian-union overhere always speaks about "christian-socialism" which irritates me as a christian. You can't base economical politics or social politics on christianity. People should not think that their political ideas are supported by Christ.

The dutch CDA (christian democratic) is centrist as well.

04-21-2010, 12:36 PM	#8
Pa33anger Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 713 Senior Member	Christians in europe do not have a shared political opinion, apart from 'christian issues'. There are christians among left-wing parties and among right-wing parties. Which makes sence, christianity is not a political system. The christian-union overhere always speaks about "christian-socialism" which irritates me as a christian. You can't base economical politics or social politics on christianity. People should not think that their political ideas are supported by Christ. The dutch CDA (christian democratic) is centrist as well.
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