Joe Carter provides some analysis of the supposed political "power" of the Evangelical Right.
He provides some supporting evidence for the low actual involvement of evangelicals in the political process. (Nice description: "...politically engaged evangelicals are like a herd of unicorns: powerful and abundant in the imagination while not actually existing in the real world.")
There is also some useful commentary in this article about John McCain's positions on abortion and marriage.
Christian encouragement for men -- an evangelical perspective on current events, Scripture, and coming up the husband and father learning curve. Boldness without gentleness is tyranny; gentleness without boldness is not Christlike. Jesus was both tough and tender.
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