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I agree. The woman is obviously a Christian through her associations with the groups Bush mentioned she has worked with. Plus, I am pretty sure she was wearing a cross this morning which is pretty bold to me. It has gotten to the point in this country that declaring yourself a Christian by wearing the cross is putting a bullseye on your chest.

That being said, it depends on if she is what I like to call a "new wave Christian" or a strict Bible Christian as to whether she is pro-life. I personally have never understood how a person can call themselves a Christian and be anything but pro-life but thats just me.

481 posted on 10/03/2005 5:32:37 AM PDT by 4everontheRight (Born/raised on MS beaches (SC now)...Criminals feed on the indulgence of society's understanding)

1,102 posted on 10/03/2005 6:56:23 AM PDT by Zechariah_8_13 (Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point.)

" I personally have never understood how a person can call themselves a Christian and be anything but pro-life but thats just me."

- If there's one thing that I think I've learned about Bush in the past six years is that he is very, very serious when it comes to his Christian beliefs. I'm sure in his many years of close association with Miers they have had informal chats on many topics, including abortion. I think he believes that he has found someone who shares his core values or, at the very least, is a strict constitutionalist. Time will tell but I think Bush may have won another round.