Pulling Out
The sheer volume of news over the past twenty-four hours has caused me to step back a bit and reflect. And here’s what I’m seeing:
Americans are so angry with each other that we’re engaging in protectionism within our own borders. For a few months this year, it had subsided, but now it’s back, just as big and just as bad as it was one year ago: the drums of social civil war are beating, louder and louder.
Michael A. Jones writes, “Michigan Churches Stop Serving Homeless Because of Homosexuality.” The Church actually pulled out of a coalition of eight churches because some of them have progressive views on homosexuality. That was their only reason.
Over at Liberty Counsel May Lead Pullout of CPAC if Homosexual Group GOProud Remains as Co-Sponsor
Five Guidelines for LGBT Contributions In The Political Process
Anti-Gay Marriage Group Vows to Stay Involved in Maine Politics

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