[Southern Federalist]

It might also be pointed out that Jesus Christ is not only true God but also true man, and that as man on this earth he preached and taught, and some of what he taught is extremely important to politics - like forgiveness, like doing to others what you would have them do to you, like giving Caesar what is Caesar's and God what is God's.

If I wanted to pick nits with Dr. Keyes as he picked them with the President, I might accuse him of being a Docetist - the sect that taught that Christ was not really human but only God. But I wouldn't do that, because it would be ridiculous and if I did it, I could legitimately be called a Keyes Basher. But if making that accusation against Dr. Keyes would make me a Keyes Basher, does his theologically ill-informed condescension to the President make him a Bush Basher?

Keyes knows a lot and many of his principles are sound. If he can control his egotism instead of putting it on continual display, I will welcome his television show. But he does have an attitude problem, and if it isn't kept in check he could end up by doing the things he believes in a lot of harm.

[EternalVigilance]

But he does have an attitude problem, and if it isn't kept in check he could end up by doing the things he believes in a lot of harm.

BUMP!

Of course, that applies equally to all of us. ;-)

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

But he does have an attitude problem, and if it isn't kept in check he could end up by doing the things he believes in a lot of harm.

Well stated. And absolutely correct.

[ichbingluckich]

I agree with everything you have written. I have not seen Alan Keye's flaws yet. Perhaps they will become evident in his program. All I know is that every time I have seen him speak, I was saying, "Yeah,way to go!!" I like him a lot.

[BibChr]

VERY well-put. THANK YOU.

Dan
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