Posted on 10/19/2004 11:35:20 AM PDT by Kurt Evans
Nice post.
whoaaaa. The truth is like pouring water on the wicked witch of the west.
Disgusting we should stop communion.
"You can't square those two things."
Yes, in this age of post-modernism where there is no absolute truth, you can square any number of things because there is nothing that is so true that it cancels out something else.
Democrats seem to be particularly good at putting together contradictory ideas...but, unfortunately, it's become a society-wide phenomenom.
Thune is first-rate. God willing he will win this, losing
by only 524 votes to Johnson. daschle has to go.
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"You can't square those two things."
Yes, in this age of post-modernism where there is no absolute truth, you can square any number of things because there is nothing that is so true that it cancels out something else.
Democrats seem to be particularly good at putting together contradictory ideas...but, unfortunately, it's become a society-wide phenomenom.
Getting rid of Daschle would be a big plus for ALL of America! GO THUNE!!!
Getting W relected would be the cake...
Dumping Dashole would be the cherry on top!
Do you have any idea what the viewing audience was for this debate? I mean, did many South Dakotans see it? You know, being from Minnesota, I can tell you that the folks in North and South Dakota are some of the nicest people on earth. They are honest and hard working, and really live their christian faith. So, it always baffles me that these two states send 4 liberal Democrats to represent them in Washington, DC. It's because they do not follow closely enough the actual betrayal of their values perpetrated by these 4 senators, who talk the conservative line during election years, then go to Washington and follow the liberal playbook. I hope the good folks in SD send Tom Daschle packing in two weeks.
Was this the final debate?
Uh, not exactly -- not a single overriding National religion, perhaps, but around 10 of the 13 original states had an official religion. The last one - Massachusets, oddly enough, abandoned its "official" state religion somewhere around 1820. This simply continues the historical misconception of the phrase "CONGRESS shall make no law..."
" believe that that's really what we ought to do, is ensure that we teach as much as we can in our churches and in our parochial schools, but keep that fire wall in public schools. "
Not according to the Founding Fathers Tommy!
http://www.christianparents.com/ffathers.htm
Thank you.
Puuhhhhleeeze... good people of South Dakota.... relieve us of this burden....
Thanks again
Regards
I was also impressed with the questions. They came from SDak voters who sent them in..far better than Schieffer and Ifil..
Good post. While I might not be on the same page as many Evangelical Christians in regards to a lot of social issues, I really believe that the left treats God as if He were Freddy Kruger or Chuckie....too scary to mention. Anyone who knows any history at all knows the Founding Fathers interpreted "separation of church and state" as not establishing a particular state religion as in many European countries....not abolishing any public display of religion from the public sphere.
Thune did an excellent job in that debate, and Dasshole was...saddened...deeply.
>Do you have any idea what the viewing audience was for
>this debate? I mean, did many South Dakotans see it?
It was the lead-in to Monday Night Football statewide, and this was the last question.
>You know, being from Minnesota, I can tell you that
>the folks in North and South Dakota are some of the
>nicest people on earth. They are honest and hard
>working, and really live their Christian faith. So,
>it always baffles me that these two states send 4
>liberal Democrats to represent them in Washington,
>DC. It's because they do not follow closely enough
>the actual betrayal of their values perpetrated by
>these 4 senators, who talk the conservative line
>during election years, then go to Washington and
>follow the liberal playbook.
It's because we're generally honest, and we generally assume others are honest too--even politicians. The Thune campaign is at the very least forcing us to face the fact that *someone* is not being honest, although the state's most powerful media outlets (KELO-TV and the Sioux Falls Argus Misleader newspaper) are doing a great deal to confuse the electorate about who that someone is:
http://www.argusleader.com/editorial/Sundayarticle1.shtml
>I hope the good folks in SD send Tom Daschle packing
>in two weeks.
Pray for us.
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