Honestly this whole thing breaks my heart. I really REALLY like Glenn. He is incredibly talented. I love his sense of humor. I find him entertaining and usually informative. He was really onto something with forging ahead and exposing the left despite persecution. His announcement about his eye problems made me cry. I love the guy. I don’t think it is wise for him to make light of our theological differences. For me, the differences are a matter of life and death in eternity. I cannot make light of them like this. I can work with him politically, but there’s a fine and important line between being political and making one’s political agenda primarily about your faith.
Certainly one’s faith informs their political stance. Absolutely. That’s as it should be. But that doesn’t mean we can say in honesty that we are “all God’s children.” Maybe Glenn can say that, but I am upset by all the professing evangelicals that think this is just fine. I am as concerned as LDS people would be if their family member left or was talking about leaving the LDS church.
Personally, I wish he would keep religion out of this. Make it a purely political/social rally. Or maybe like you said, a political rally of religious people.