Thursday, July 03, 2008
Evangelicals Reluctantly Coming to McCain?
Interesting report from WorldNetDaily:
It's not like Phyllis Schlafly is the kind of person who would sell out her values for a vote. Remember what she had to say about Mike Huckabee, exposing him as a charlatan and conservative of campaign convenience?
I have expected the slow migration of Christian leaders toward McCain. However, the Christian base is totally uninterested in this election, so McCain would be best served to bring a strong, young Christian conservative onto the ticket to provide balance and energize the grassroots.
Dozens of Christian leaders meeting in Denver have concluded they should "get behind Sen. John McCain even if they didn't like everything about him" because the
alternative, presumptive Democratic candidate Sen. Barack Obama, actually could oversee the criminalization of Christianity, according to a report.
It's not like Phyllis Schlafly is the kind of person who would sell out her values for a vote. Remember what she had to say about Mike Huckabee, exposing him as a charlatan and conservative of campaign convenience?
I have expected the slow migration of Christian leaders toward McCain. However, the Christian base is totally uninterested in this election, so McCain would be best served to bring a strong, young Christian conservative onto the ticket to provide balance and energize the grassroots.
Labels: 2008 General Election, Christians, Conservatism
Monday, December 11, 2006
Update on Georgia's Discriminative Policies
Last week, I wrote about the University of Georgia's refusal to recognize a Christian fraternity because they were, well, Christian.
It seems that the officials at UGA have had a change of heart after they were approached by the lawyers of the Alliance Defense Fund.
Proving once again that there are some lawyers working for just causes out there...
It seems that the officials at UGA have had a change of heart after they were approached by the lawyers of the Alliance Defense Fund.
Proving once again that there are some lawyers working for just causes out there...
Labels: Christians
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
UGA discriminates against Christian students?
In a suit filed yesterday in federal court, it is alleged that the University of Georgia is discriminating against some of its students by refusing to grant a religious fraternity recognition as a student group because the group requires that its members share its common Christian beliefs.
It's been a tough year for UGA. First you get beat up by Vanderbilt and Kentucky. Then you try to smack around a bunch of Christian students, only to find out that they can fight back.
More from the Alliance Defense Fund.
It's been a tough year for UGA. First you get beat up by Vanderbilt and Kentucky. Then you try to smack around a bunch of Christian students, only to find out that they can fight back.
More from the Alliance Defense Fund.
Labels: Christians
