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The claim that Evangelical Christians got involved in politics in the 1970s because of race and not abortion.

I don't consider myself a libertarian anymore, but my views haven't changed too much. I've recently become convinced that pornography needs to be banned though.

The Trump stuff is interesting.

http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/muslims-christians-religious-liberty/ If the government can take away the First Amendment for Muslims don't think they won't do the same for Christians.

On Tuesday, millions of Conservative and Evangelical Christians will cast their ballot for Donald Trump. Some will do so for the Supreme Court, others will do so out of partisan loyalty (Republicans do well among those who frequently attend church), and some do so because they genuinely like...

Donald Trump retweeted an account called "@WhiteGenocideTM." http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/22/politics/donald-trump-retweet-white-genocide/index.html You'd think someone who is running for President would check the account before retweeting.

On April 30, 1975, the South Vietnamese Capital of Saigon fell to Communist forces. This ended decades of warfare over the country going back to the Second World War. Thousands of Vietnamese, Japanese, French, Americans, and others would still be alive today if everyone had just minded their...

From the New Yorker: Thank you, John McCain, for pointing something out that we were too dumb to figure out.

The Oxford Dictionary added a new definition for the word "literally" because when many people use it they actually mean "figuratively." Maybe they need to do the same for "anti-war" because it is often used to describe politicians who are warmongers...

http://www.newswithviews.com/baldwin/baldwin842.htm Chuck is right again. To find such hatred one only has to look at this forum. People advocating nuking of Muslims, etc. Jesus commanded us not to hate, and we as Christians need to follow his command.

Rubio wants the PATRIOT Act to be permanently extended. He, just like Obama, has no problem with the NSA spying on Americans. http://www.nationaljournal.com/tech/marco-rubio-wants-to-permanently-extend-nsa-mass-surveillance-20150127?AID=7236

http://www.newswithviews.com/baldwin/baldwin841.htm Read the whole thing, it's very insightful.

Later this month will mark the 70th anniversary of Eddie Slovik, the last American to be executed for desertion on January 31, 1945. In 2005, on the 60th anniversary of his execution, Laurence Vance wrote this: What did the US military have to gain from his execution? RIP Eddie Slovik.

Hello, there's not that much interesting about me. I came here because even though I've trusted in Christ for several years I have only recently developed a keen interest in Theology. I have to warn you, I'm one of those Reformed people.