Think what you will, but our Chief of Staff’s personal beliefs regarding “immorality” (of any stripe) arguably reflect the beliefs of a majority of Americans.
I wish I had thought of that line. Peggy Noonan, while opining about the media’s obessing on the presidential race, says this:
2:20 If you have died with Christ to the elemental spirits of the world, why do you submit to them as though you lived in the world? …
As the anniversary of 9/11 approaches, everyone is putting on their wise-retrospective beanies and pontificating about the significance of the twin-towers attack. Now it’s my turn, but first read this:
Guardian WatchBlog
Five years ago, I cared for little outside my own circle of friends and family. Caring was for fools and patriotism mostly nostalgic in nature. [...]
Sometimes it takes a whack with a two-by-four alongside the head before I wake up. Several people have told me I have to read this article in Christianity Today, so maybe I really should. In the meantime, here is how Michael Kruse responded to a commenter to his post about the C-T article:
Kruse Kronicle: The [...]
My first post to the Orlop was on August 14, 2005. I managed to fill the year with over 350 posts, ranging from the inane to the almost profound. I plan to change course a bit and concentrate more on what I see as a war for our minds and hearts between competing worldviews.
Here’s [...]
