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Jesus heals Simon's mother in law and others
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Trinity Sunday Reflections
Gordon Buck Funeral Homily
Military Homecoming. University of San Diego
Christian Mission: Do We Really Understand It?
VA Funding, an Ongoing Disgrace
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April 15, 2005
An idolatrous use of politics: A reflection
Each new attempt by Republican idealogues to subvert religion to their own political ends seems more outrageous than the last. Bill Frist has reached a new low Not only is this a blatantly cynical political move, it is, from a Christian perspective, another instance of an idolatrous subversion of faith to the ends our newly emerging empire. This over the top, in your face power play requires not just the response of those wishing to preserve traditional American values, but of all serious Christians as well.
Posted by Bill at April 15, 2005 10:45 AM
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