I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised by the Saddleback Faith Forum. At least for me, I saw the Obama I have already seen and it simply confirmed my views. As far as McCain I was pleasantly surprised by his answers. As far as McCain though my basic skepticism of politicians will lead me to see if He holds to what he proclaimed in the meeting at Saddleback. Actually, even tonight there are questions as to whether McCain would have a Pro-Choice running mate and if that would happen it would make a great difference in what I would do in November. If you were not able to see the event you can read the transcript from CNN here. You can also read some other comments at:
CampOnThis: Rick Warren and the Saddleback Faith Forum
FIDE-O: Reaction to Civil Forum on the Presidency at Saddleback
AlbertMohler.com: Backtrack to Saddleback -- Secularists Not Pleased
Scott at These are the Generations of.. has some good insight into the Olympics and how they reveal worldviews in his post: Worldview Training in Everyday Conversation.
Voddie Baucham writes an article that looks at the question: Is Christianity a Religion? He does a great job of showing that simply redefining religion is insufficient to deny its place as a religion. Among other things he says: “The argument that Christianity is not a religion has many inherent problems. Most importantly, this line of reasoning is at odds with the English language, the history of the church, and good old common sense.”
Albert Mohler in his post: "Rights Talk" in California -- Confusing the Same-Sex Marriage Issue lends some good insight into the same sex marriage issue facing California this coming November.
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