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• Why Did Obama Invite Al Sharpton to Easter Prayer Breakfast But Not Southern Baptist Leaders?

  April 5, 2012 at 2:28pm

  In reply to poster.

  Oh, I’m not Mormon. I’m actually a Southern Baptist minister. I was just wondering what the Blaze would quote a person whose views on Mormonism are openly antithetical to Mr. Beck’s, since he is a Mormon.

  By the way, Revelation was surely not the last book of the NT written. Revelation was written most likely during Nero’s persecution, which would date it far beyond a number of NT books. The NT isn’t written chronologically, of course. It is agreed among evangelical scholars that all of John’s other books (The Gospel of John, I John, II John, and III John) were all written AFTER the book of Revelation. Just thought you might want to look it up, especially if you are speaking to Mormon’s about the completion of the New Testament canon.

  And, by the way, I am part of the Anabaptist tradition, which explains my thoughts on war, which lines up much more closely with Rep. Paul.

• Why Did Obama Invite Al Sharpton to Easter Prayer Breakfast But Not Southern Baptist Leaders?

  April 5, 2012 at 11:51am

  In reply to poster.

  And I have no idea why the Blaze, with Glenn’s Mormonism so well known, would use Robert Jeffress to make any kind of point, considering the hurtful and hateful things he said about Mitt Romney and Mormonism in general.

• Why Did Obama Invite Al Sharpton to Easter Prayer Breakfast But Not Southern Baptist Leaders?

  April 5, 2012 at 11:49am

  In reply to poster.

  Sara Groves is Southern Baptist, as is Louie Giglio. Two of the names presented are Baptists, and there were undoubtedly more. So, what’s the problem?

• Obama Mocks GOP Opponents Over Energy Positions: ‘Members of the Flat Earth Society’

  March 15, 2012 at 2:51pm

  While a lot of people on the Blaze may not like this at all, it’s because President Obama can pull this type of rhetoric off that many think he is a shoo-in for re-election. The Republicans don’t have anyone who can speak this way. He was funny and accessible. Whether you agree with the message or not, far too many people who will vote will pull the level for him because of this. Governor Romney, Senator Santorum, or Speaker Gingrich are absolutely not able to this.

• Messiah College Professor: ‘Obama May Be the Most Explicitly Christian President in American History’

  February 20, 2012 at 9:49pm

  Anyone here actually read the entire article? The author takes President Obama to task on the second page about all the ways that he hasn’t lived up to his rhetoric. Before completely dismissing this guy outright, it is probably good to actually read what he has to say and then make an argument for or against him.

• ‘The Story of Us’: New Obama Re-election Vid Replays All His Viral Moments

  February 10, 2012 at 4:16pm

  Actually, I think it was really nicely done. Like him or not, but the Republicans need to be able to produce stuff like this. Historically, they just haven’t been as good as it, and President Obama is the best campaigner we’ve seen in decades.

• 5 Reasons the Obama Admin May Be Losing the Contraceptive Mandate Battle

  February 9, 2012 at 3:58pm

  58 percent of Catholics support Obama’s policy, according to http://publicreligion.org/research/2012/02/january-tracking-poll-2012/

  It has been shown that 98 percent of Catholics use birth control, regardless of what the Catholic leadership has said.

  This is not going to win the conservatives the election. It only fires up the people who were already voting against President Obama. Keep bringing up issues like this and Obama will be sure to win re-election.

• Marc Lamont Hill to O’Reilly: ‘Poor, White’ Janitors Are the Only Republicans at Columbia University

  December 7, 2011 at 1:55pm

  In reply to mansejolley.

  @CAPITALISMCZAR

  I do not think that I in any way justified what Dr. Hill said. I think both of them were out of line.

• Marc Lamont Hill to O’Reilly: ‘Poor, White’ Janitors Are the Only Republicans at Columbia University

  December 7, 2011 at 11:53am

  In reply to mansejolley.

  Hill‘s comments were no more racist than O’Reilly’s comment about “Soul Train.” Another non-starter that obfuscates the real issues of this country. Let’s do better, Blaze.

• Jesse Jackson’s Odd Christmas Comments: ‘Christmas Should Be a Poor People’s Holy Day’

  December 6, 2011 at 10:21am

  In reply to Seede.

  Nah, what he said was, in fact, Biblical. Luke 1:53, during Mary’s Magnificat, “He has filled the hungry with good things, but has sent the rich away empty.” Christmas is, indeed, a poor person’s holiday, and a reading of the entire Christmas story confirms this to be true. It is not blasphemy at all.