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"No. I think he needed to be more specific on that. I happen to disagree with Barack on that. Like I said, he's a friend. But to me, I would not want to die and get before God one day and go, 'Oh, sorry, I didn't take the time to figure out' because if I was wrong then it had severe implications to my leadership if I had the ability to do something about it. He should either say, 'No scientifically, I do not believe it's a human being until X' or whatever it is or to say, 'Yes, I believe it is a human being at X point,' whether it's conception or anything else. But to just say 'I don't know' on the most divisive issue in America is not a clear enough answer for me.

That's why to say that evangelicals are a monolith is a myth, but the other thing is that you've been hearing a lot of the press talk about 'Well, evangelicals are changing, they're now interested in poverty and disease and illiteracy, and all the stuff I've been talking about for five years now. And I have been seeding that into the evangelical movement and it's getting picked up and a lot of people are talking about doing humanitarian efforts. But I really think it's wishful thinking on a lot of people who think they're going to drop the other issues. They're not leaving pro-life, I'm just trying to expand the agenda....

If an evangelical really believes that the Bible is literal--in other word in Psalm 139 God says 'I formed you in your mother's womb and before you were born I planned every day of your life,' if they believe that's literally true, then they can't just walk away from that. They can add other issues, but they can't walk away from the belief that at conception God planned that child and to abort it would be to short circuit the purpose."

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If people lived as Jesus instructed they would not get AIDS. But that didn't stop Hillary from pandering the sheep at Saddleback Church in California yesterday: "Jesus never asked why someone was sick!" Or this: "My own 'faith journey' is approaching a half century, and I know how far I have to go. But I have been blessed in my life, with my family, and in the church of my childhood, to be guided every step of the way." I feel like what Hillary is saying in the opening statement is that Jesus only wanted us to cure - but not to heal. Healing may require reform, change, repentence. Which is more important to Jesus - curing someone's illness, or helping them never to become ill again? 800.345.WMCA.

3pm:
I believe that a student who throws the crayon at the teacher SHOULD BE charged with third degree battery. The headline reads: FLORIDA STUDENT FACING BATTERY CHARGES FOR THROWING CRAYON. He was kicked out of the school and arrested. Now here comes mommy, "My son is a model student, don't take my baby to court!" Taewon Little's mom Robyn said she grounded him for the tantrum. But the school principal says, "Not good enough until he completes his alternate learning program courses." We get this from parents all the time. Not my little Billy, Joey, or Taewon... he's perrrrrfect. But does he get a pass on horrible behavior because he's mama's little boy? It might be the perfect lesson for the lad, it might save his life someday to be locked up in the pokey for a night. Throw the book at him for throwing a crayon at her. (...oh - and we almost forgot "little" Taewon Little, is a sophomore in high school, taking college prep courses on weekends.) 800.345.WMCA.

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TIME magazine confesses (without intending to) to the impossibility of morality without God, and I agree! The hampster wheel article confesses, "Wisdom comes slowly." It also says, "A sense of right or wrong is useless until someone teaches you how to apply it." Part of the problem is that science looks at primates to develop theories as to morality's origin. But since TIME's developmental theories all fall flat, they resort to explanations like "shunning" as being a form of moral training to a society. Yet shunning was one of the oldest methods used by God early in the Old Testament. And in my opinion - we have far too little shunning occuring - especially within the church - for society to begin to be a healthy place. 800.345.WMCA.

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Feminists have finally arrived and this proves it: Now they too can be "sex tourists." "One type of sex tourist attracted the other," said one manager at a shorefront bar on Mombasa's Bamburi beach. "Old white guys have always come for the younger girls and boys, preying on their poverty ... But these old women followed ... they never push the legal age limits, they seem happy just doing what is sneered at in their countries." Experts say some thrive on the social status and financial power that comes from taking much poorer, younger lovers. The purpose of the entirety of the modern feminist movement was to be the same as men. And now they can be in some of the most degenerate ways possible... 800.345.WMCA.

3:20pm
Allowing Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, and Hillary Clinton to speak in a pulpit on the issue of AIDS is nearly equal to allowing recovering pedophiles to be in charge of the nursery program. According to Warren, "Inviting politicians from different perspectives to the Summit is not a political decision -- it is a humanitarian and Christian action." Remember last year: "When asked at a press conference about the criticism from pro-life groups, the pastor defended his decision to ask the senator to speak, saying the "Jesus way" to respond to opponents is with love." I expect politicians to use any and every invitation they get to put their ideas in front of people, thus why I have no problem with Christian candidates speaking to gay groups, etc. It is the Pastor's role as shepherd that begs questions in this case. AND NO it's not love to allow a pedophile to work nursery ministry, and its not love to allow the pro-condom message of immorality to be given in the church here... 800.345.WMCA.

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Rick Piper, 56, owner of Auto Home and Family Insurance Center on Broadway, put a sign in the window of the business about a month ago that says "Save the kids -- Say no to gay marriage in NY." He is very clear about his reason for doing it.

"It's sin, that's all," he said, alluding to passages in the Bible against homosexuality. "It's not so much about how I feel about it. It's not an issue with me. It's an issue with God."