This candidate for Senate is praying to the Lord with his staffers. Is that even legal? I’m sure it’s not. Only a backwoods, Jesus-freak Republican would sink so low, with his anti-science, voo-doo, Duby-lovin’ beliefs…Oh, wait. What? That’s……

Foreign American Officials Unveiled A Timeline Tuesday For Iraq’s Shiite-Led Government To Take Specific Steps To Calm The World’s Most……

BTW There is a “Make a Donation” button on the Realverse homepage now.

For the record, I have no connections with Bethany or realVerse. I’m just an avid fan.

I found it particularly intersting about the left’s double standard – faith is OK if it is from the left but not if from someone they do not approve of.

“is government our primary tool for reproaching society with its shortcomings?”

Obviously not. But participation in politics is a responsibility too often ignored by too many Christians. If more had accepted this responsibility there would not be 3000 babies aborted every day and the definition of marriage would not be an issue.

What is it about Tennessee and losing, Democrat politicians? Remember Al Gore’s whining and ranting during the Presidential debates in 2000? Well guess what Harold Ford Jr. did yesterday? An unhinged Ford showed up, uninvited, to a Bob Corker news co….

I’m sure it’s a regulatory thing and all, but, it makes me laugh all the same. I mean, I doubt there’s anyone under the impression that the two men in the ads were confused into saying these wonderful things about themselves. Obviously they approve ads that they feature prominently in.

It’s just one more piece of regulatory redundancy to waste our time/money with.

Then there’s The Hilderbeast’s new diamond cross to laugh about, too.

WWJD?

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Bethany- You are so right on your message- so smooth and professional in your delivery of that meesage…. why soooo many cuts and edits??? The cuts actually detract from and reduce the effectiveness of your argument.

I know your smart enough and competent enough to deliver your “stand ups” in one take- or at least with out cuts. So go for it. I’ll take a missed word, a slip up,, an “ahh”but please stop with the cut aways every 5 seconds- you’re so much better than that.

You’re message content is always of such high quality, you’re stunningly good looking on camera, your enunciation and diction are great- let the words roll- you’ll be fine.

I can’t wait for your next spot
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This Tennessee US Senate race is so funny. Watching D-Liberal named Ford trying to make himself appear so Conservative, while R-Liberal named Corker tries to make it appear he’s more Conservative than he actually is. Corker will prove to be mo…

My problem is not that Bethany is wrong about politicians leveraging churches and the faith of people for benefit at the polls. She’s right about the play to the Cross being an ever-popular (and useful) tool of demagoguery. My problem is that she doesn’t see that it is the kind of “Christianity” that thinks “faith night at the ball game” is actually promoting the Gospel which falls for the church-as-scenery political plea.

Listen: it’s a robust faith that cannot be manipulated by political ends. If we have a “faith” that is only pragmatic, and sees the church as a voting block which needs to be implementing laws through government when it cannot reach the hearts of men and women with the call to repent and believe, then we do not understand the message of the cross at all.

The question, really, is not “should Christians vote” (yes), or “is abortion immoral” (yes), but “is government our primary tool for reproaching society with its shortcomings?” If we answer “yes” to that question, we are merely a different flavor of secular humanists.

Let me suggest something to the readers of Hot Air: the Christian faith once overcame a completely pagan and godless world — and it did it in a non-democratic civilization. The method by which they did it is found in the Epistle to Diognetus — and notice that they didn’t overcome the world either by preaching or believing a milquetoast Gospel or by taking over the seats of power: they did it by holding to a robust doctrine of the Cross and of Christ, and by living differently as dictated by that Gospel.

They didn’t have “fish-emblem nights” at the Chariot races: they refrained from idols, and were sacrificially generous. They were the ones not just doing good but doing good for the right reasons — and making it known that Christ was made flesh and dwelt among men.

Bethany has demonstrated one part of the problem. The other part is not “them”: it is us. God be willing that we will take the log out of our own eye first.

I’ll be voting this year, don’t know who they’re polling…