[BibChr]

Find JUST ONE posting where I say that every admirer of Alan Keyes is by definition a cultist, and I'll think about it.

Otherwise, I stand by every syllable. And I must say, your missing of what is a very plain, plainly-stated, and plainly accurate observation — not about whether or not I like Keyes, but about his repeated, obvious, and public behavior, which the subset I mention refuses to acknowledge and criticize — neither strengthens your case nor weakens mine.

Dan

[EternalVigilance]

"And so, proving my point, if any Keyester comments on this posting, it will be ponderous and humorless and painfully detailed (I've touched The Lord's Anointed, after all). No Keyester can say, "You know, you have a point. The guy has great points, but ruins his own case by being way too full of himself and Unable To Play Well With Others" -- any more than a Christian can say that Christ takes Himself too seriously. The difference being, of course, that Christ really is God."

Dan

556 posted on 1/9/02 11:51 AM Central by BibChr

Those are YOUR words, Dan. You called ALL Keyesters cultists.

I repeat...you are bearing false witness against your brothers and sisters in Christ.

[EternalVigilance]

By the way, your criticisms of Keyes are of similiar quality to the other Keyesbashers here...all about style, not about substance.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

Are you pounding your head on your desk yet? : )

I hear you loud and clear. Then again, I'm not deaf.

[EternalVigilance]

I was sitting here wracking my mind, trying to remember the points where Dr. Keyes has been critical of the President...hmmm...

A couple of questions for you:

Do you think it's ok to use the cells from murdered/aborted babies for continued stem cell research?---(a simple answer will suffice...I don't want to go back and read the piece you wrote on it).

Was this a flaw in the President's otherwise flawless decision concerning stem cell research?

Does Alan Keyes, as a concerned American citizen, and a top pro-life activist, have a right to question the President's decision?

Hmmm...Keyes was also critical of the Bush/Kennedy/NEA education bill (you know, the one that sets true reform efforts back for a long, long time...maybe for a generation.)

...do you like this bill, Dan?

Does Alan Keyes, as a top conservative, one who has fought for many years to promote true local control of education, have a right to be critical of this bill?

Oh!---one more for you:

Is Jesus a political philosopher?

Did Keyes have the right as a Christian to mildly disagree with that assessment? Was Alan wrong when he set the record straight...that Jesus Christ is GOD?