Entries from January 2008
My Kind of Conservative
While McCain marches on, Ron Paul picked up the endorsement of Arlo Guthrie. Guthrie said:
“Dr. Paul is the only candidate I know of who would have signed the Constitution of the United States had he been there, I’m with him, because he seems to be the only candidate who actually believes it has [...]
Review of Hyde’s God With Us
Check it out here.
Rebuilding Camelot?
I am in Albany for Conservative Party’s Political Action Conference (CPPAC). Hope is last to die but folks know that 2008 looks dismal. It is interesting how many are sure that Hillary Clinton is THE Democrat candidate. I am hearing from thoughtful folks “in the know” that the Clintons set up Obama’s South [...]
Why Not McCain?
Here’s why not. Let’s not be fooled by all the rhetoric. If McCain is starting to look like someone for whom you would vote, it’s only because the field of candidates is so crappy.
Roe’s Endorsement
I keep hearing that Mike Huckabee is a better pro-life candidate than Ron Paul, because of the latter’s libertarianism. Well, guess who got Jane Roe’s endorsement? That’s right, Ron Paul.
2nd in NV
Ron Paul’s silver medal got me to thinking: we need a RP church in Nevada. I nominate Rev. Chellis to be our missionary to Las Vegas.
Happy Birthday Robert E. Lee
From a Northern Agrarian and a son of New England farmers turned Union soldier… Happy birthday to a Christian statesman, and true man of honor.
Richard Gamble on A Secular Faith
Wilson’s article reminded me of last year’s exciting discussion of D.G. Hart’s excellent A Secular Faith. I will not rehash my objections to the book but will restate my deep appreciation for Darryl’s cogent arguments and much needed warnings.
At any rate, RP minister Aaron Goerner sent me this Richard Gamble review of [...]
Clyde Wilson: On Political Preachers
As usual Clyde Wilson hits the nail squarely.
Check out his article on political preachers.
Christ’s Kingship: Both Sacred and Secular
Christ is Lord
The Apostle John wrote to a church suffering persecution. He comforted those in distress with the simple but fundamental principle: Christ is Lord. John wrote to the churches:
Grace to you and peace from him who is and who was and who is to come, and from the seven spirits who are [...]