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Romney Understands America

ManimalCrackers Wrote: May 16, 2012 5:38 AM

Exactly. It would take more faith than I could muster to have faith in nothing more than what "science" told me. We know about less than 5% of the entire universe (and that is a high estimate), and we know probably even less than that about that 5%. "Science" overturns and contradicts its previously promoted "universal truths" all of time. "Science" is often more about politics, money, and a particular agenda that anything. But go ahead. Have faith in the fickle god of "science." I'll take the easier route and find out what the Creator of the universe has to say about things instead :)

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Romney Understands America

On Saturday, Mitt Romney delivered a speech to the 6,000 Liberty College graduates.

It was an important speech, not only because it seems to have closed the gap between Romney and evangelical Christians but also because it spelled out major themes in Mitt Romney's understanding of America.

Romney: "You know who you are. And you know whom you will serve. Not all colleges instill that kind of confidence . . . ."

This is a truism. Most American universities seek to graduate men and women who are as committed to secularism as nearly all the members of faculty are. In contrast,...

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