<TITLE>07. Par 28-31</TITLE>L-28 And now, over there in Germany and different places, where fellows like Hitler, taking those poor Jews out and... Why, the marks of it's still there. They killed them by the tens of thousands, by the millions: one, two men, responsible, supposed to be highly cultured, educated. It'd be good if we didn't know our abc's and knowed Christ. And then it wouldn't produce such stuff as that.
No, it certainly is insecure. National affairs, jobs, homes, and now, I want to speak on something else that's giving an uncertain sound: What we put so much confidence in, we make such a fuss about it, that's politics.
Old neighbors fall out, fuss, and stew, over politics. One's a Democrat and the other one's Republican. And--and he... Why, they fuss and fight about it, and when both parties is as rotten and dirty as it can be. That's right. So one can't call the other one wrong, 'cause they're both wrong. It's exactly right.

L-29 But politics... Some years ago, when we had... It was first brought out about democracy. One of the lords of England said, "It's all sails and no anchor." Said, "Soon they'll be standing on... politicians on soapboxes, lecturing." Well, that's right. Exactly right. But he didn't think of his own beautiful House of Lords, what was going to happen to it too, and Commons.
But there you find that all these things has to come to an end. I believe in democracy. But I believe that democracy is just like it was in France, during the time of Joan of Arc.
France needed a revolution. That's right. But after they had the revolution, they need a counter-revolution to straighten up some of the things that they're revolting about. And I think democracy's right but after democracy's won, then we need some straightening up in democracy. That's right.

L-30 I think the church is right, but after the church is conquered, then we need some straightening up in the church. That's right.
Politics. Just recently... I'm neither Democrat nor Republican, I'm a Christian. So I--I don't... I voted for one Man, that was Jesus Christ. And He accepted it and I'm bound to win on that one, so that--that's Who I'm electioneering for, is for Him.
And my mother was a Democrat. Oh, my. And my daddy was that much Republican. So there the... We had it at home. And so, one would vote every time to kill the other one's vote. No, sir. They just wouldn't give in.
So that's the way it is. See, it's just like a bunch of kids playing. I think they'd be good in either party or bad in parties. It's just depends on the person. I think that's the way it is about Methodist, Baptist, or Presbyterian, or Pentecostal. It's the individual that's in the church.

L-31 If you're a Catholic, and you're depending on the Catholic church for salvation, you are lost. And if you're a Pentecostal and depending on the Pentecostal church for salvation, you're lost. But if you're a Catholic and--and you've got faith in Jesus Christ, and trust in Him, you're saved by your faith through grace. The same thing by any other church... It's the individual. It's the system, as I said, that has throwed away brotherhood. It's not the church itself.
Now, politics. You can't put no confidence in them. We just had an election that proved to be one of the most crooked things that ever hit the nation. Right. But what did they do? They had a machine was foolproof. And the FBI exposed it and give it out in the papers and everywhere, that the machines was set up, that every time they voted for Mr. Nixon, they had to vote for Kennedy the same time. And the FBI exposed it. Did they do anything about it? No, sir. Then it's crooked. That's right.


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