[Shady Grady]

Jesus was for reform, actually for a revolution in the Jewish system.
Jesus cared for the needy, often doing things for them they could not do for themselves. Was jesus liberal, assumbing he did actually exist? If jesus is "the very essence of god in human form" as some suggest, is god liberal? If the poor are blessed, often marginalized, dispossessed, etc. by a controlling elite (see jesus) but favored by god, what then? Getting stuck in one point of view to the exclusion of all others is at least one definition of narrow minded.

I hope he has mercy on you for doubting his existence. Yes he did help the poor, but he also said that if a man would not work, he would not eat. That's the part that mankind has screwed up. Man's version is, if he won't work, get on the draw. Jesus said a man should work, and that's the way it is. People too lazy to work don't deserve one red cent of taxpayers money.