[.45 Long Colt]

You remember the way you want to. And I will continue to see his political activity as the natural outgrowth of his commitment to historic Protestantism. I will remember him as a bold fighter in the battle of the ages.

[marshmallow]

We're really talking at cross purposes. I'm not attempting to assign him a place in the pantheon of Protestant preachers.

I'm saying (once again) that politics occupied the majority of his time.

This from someone who has spent considerable time on both sides of the Atlantic and whose familiarity goes beyond a collection of his sermons.