Posts Tagged ‘Christians’

Brilliant.

Ahhh, satire.  You are a shrewd and honest lady.  (ht)
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I’ve admitted a number of times that Barack Obama’s rhetoric of changing the world, creating a new world, bringing hope to the world, etc., stirs me a little inside.  I’m stirred because that’s what I want.  I live by the idealistic mantra that “another world is [...]

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Christian Politics, Rd. 5: Civility

Where I would hope all Christians agree regarding American politics is in communicating with each other in a civil way.  With everyone, even if they have a different take on the most important issue to you. All Christian speech is seasoned with salt, edifying, and spoken in love.  This is a given.
Or so one would [...]

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Christian Politics, round 4: Power & Weakness

I’ve been told that there are two subjects you never bring up at a dinner party: politics and religion.  This series of posts combines those taboo topics, potentially creating the perfect conversational hurricane.  But I’m happy to report that most of you have conducted yourselves in a civil manner, bringing up tough, thoughtful questions and [...]

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