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While Rosen is a fiscal conservative he is a social liberal; more of a libertarian than anything else. He's also admitted that he is an agnostic. Too bad that a man like him can be so smart in some areas, yet so ignorant in others. Pray for him.

Would that the man read some C.S. Lewis. It would take that level of conversion, IMHO. I also think that Rosen has a bitter tone when discussing abortion. It's affected him personally at some point I think. Other than that I admire his intellect and his debating skills - one of the best.

Regards,

I was thinking the same thing, was even going to send him a copy of Mere Christianity.
Then I heard on one of his shows that he had read Mere Christianity and was “not persuaded” I guess he is not as intellectual as he thinks

However, I continue to pray for him. Which would undoubtly make him quite unhappy, but fortunately, there is nothing he can do about it!

Were he to be converted, he would be a dynamic voice for our side.

He told a caller once that he had read "Mere Christianity" and that it was the only thing that had gotten him close to believing in God but it wasn't enough to convince him.

I agree about your thought concerning Rosen and a personal experience with abortion. I watched as he broadcast outside of Coors Field on opening day this past April. A young woman, who at the time I thought might have been his daughter Jill, who was pregnant, came and stood beside him while he was broadcasting and he reached out and placed his hand gently on her stomach and then during the break gave her a big hug and a kiss. I thought, great, maybe he has finally come to the realization that that is indeed a baby in her womb and not simply a clump of cells and perhaps she is carrying his grandchild.

I may broach that subject with him if he answers the email I sent to him this morning and see if he'll open up about it.