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Mike, a similar story appears in the Times. Isn't the evangelical move left to support Obama mentioned somewhere as a sign of the end of all things and the coming of the anti-Christ? Oh, I'm sorry. Maybe that was the Left Behind novels.
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My colleague, Ryan Messmore, just wrote this piece--"Preparing the Way: Evangelicals and the election." (http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MGI5ZDk1ZTMyMDViYTMxZTRiYzQ4N2ExNThmNTY2MjE=) It discusses evangelicals and politics with a special focus on tomorrow's Saddleback Civil Forum. Messmore is a thoughtful evangelical with expertise in areas of religion and civil society. There will likely be some commentary after the Saddleback event as well.
Posted by: Jessica Prol | Aug 15, 2008 10:34:54 AM
Most importantly, what are you doing reading the Times? Surely they don't deliver the little orange bags of right-wing goodness all the way down there in Grand Cayman? Or did they recently scrape together the cash for a website?
Posted by: Mike McKinley | Aug 15, 2008 11:29:10 AM