Congress should have tightened the bolts in his neck before they questioned him. They would have probably gotten a few honest answers.

Why should we be so surprised at these two RINOs would make such asinine statements about an American who does his best to uphold our Constitutional standards? Where was that hero-worshipping dinner meeting held last night, at the Hiram Abiff Lodge of the Deconstructed Seniles, (Free & Accepted Morons)?

He alone is the way, the truth, and the life! His best for you and yours, my friend.

No sir, it's Grace Brethren (dispensational, pre-millennial) as opposed to strict Calvinist or strict Arminian. I left the school when Dr. John Davis fired Dr. Whitcomb for speaking the truth about creationism in the GB churches. (See John C. Whitcomb, "The Genesis Flood," [Phillipsburg: Presbyterian & Reformed, 1961]and "The Early Earth," [Winona Lake: BMH, 1972]).

Maxine Waters--another pillar of truth demonstrated by her Sunday "go to meetin'" hats.

Good stuff--God bless.

Liberal "professors" need "banes" to keep them on their toes. It's not surprising that I was a pain in the a$$ for the libs at an otherwise great seminary called Grace, and then they fired Dr. John Whitcomb--and I left. Standards and rules are just that--standards and rules. Objective, as opposed to the subjective, capricious rules of men (whether the majority, or the minority in power). That's why good men schooled by a Standard framed our Constitution.

psydoc, I've taken the liberty of reading a number of your posts. When you move to IN, I would highly recommend the Warsaw/Winona Lake area. I lived there during my years at GTS, and it's a great community with nice people. Wishing your son the best after his graduation.

Good for him! When he starts his law practice, I'll not only hire him as my personal attorney (if he's a strict constructionist), but advocate for him for a position on the bench here in New Jersey.

Dumber than a box of rocks, but with a law degree and a title!