A Sea Of Red

Giglio dropped from Obama inauguration

http://maddowblog.msnbc.com/_news/2013/ ... ation?lite

It's really getting pretty overt, isn't it?

Umm its less that he was dropped and more that he stepped aside voluntarily...now of course both sides can spin it however they wish to, but I dont think its as black and white as its being portrayed

Why on earth would Giglio step aside? Do you think he's now ashamed of that sermon he gave? It's pretty obvious, BJ.

That's a good piece alumnus. Thanks for sharing.

jbock13 wrote:That's a good piece alumnus. Thanks for sharing.

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TH Spangler wrote:

jbock13 wrote:That's a good piece alumnus. Thanks for sharing.

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BJWilliams wrote:Umm its less that he was dropped and more that he stepped aside voluntarily...now of course both sides can spin it however they wish to, but I dont think its as black and white as its being portrayed

Really? It's 100% obvious he was disinvited. Tally's been posting some really good stuff on Twitter about the whole thing.

Ed Stetzer wrote a short article that the Huffington Post used pieces of, along with a few others. You should some of the comments. It's a little scary http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jaweed-ka ... f=religion

MSNBC host says Bible should not be welcome at the inauguration

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/01 ... uguration/

http://thestoryoflibertyblog.com/2013/0 ... uguration/

But President Obama chooses to double down and us two Bibles. Good for him!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/1 ... 47174.html

If more Bibles were as worn as Martin Luther King's more people would understand it ... and then we might see some real change


MLK Bible

I understand Louie's being hesitant to engage in such a high-profile issue - however, it seemed ripe, coming off Passion, for someone to stand on the front line and be a voice for conservative Christians.

I am thankful in how Louie handled himself. It seems that popular Christian figures usually flub these situations and come out looking poor.

Thanks for that MSNBC article. I'm teaching to a bunch of high school kids on Wednesday night about whether or not we can trust the Bible.

What answer did you come up with?

Ha. It was pretty easy to say we can.