In his Op-ed piece Titled "Onward, Moderate Christian Soldiers", he rasies some very valid points. One paragraph I was especially struck by was this one:
In the decade since I left the Senate, American politics has been characterized by two phenomena: the increased activism of the Christian right, especially in the Republican Party, and the collapse of bipartisan collegiality. I do not think it is a stretch to suggest a relationship between the two. To assert that I am on God's side and you are not, that I know God's will and you do not, and that I will use the power of government to advance my understanding of God's kingdom is certain to produce hostility.
I think he nailed it.....
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Yup, he got it right. By saying that one side will use force, whether it be political or physical, to prove that they are right will make the other side feel threaten and want to srike back with equal or greater force. Man, the world is just getting nastier by the day. Why can't we just get along? It looks like I'm going to have to force everyone to get along, even if I have to kill them all. LOL
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