Three Lessons From Election Day
Because I didn’t realize that my polling place operates on Central time, I had an hour to stand in line this morning and ponder the imponderables about the state of our nation, the state of Alabama, and the etiquette of pulling out a snack-sized coffee cake for breakfast when you didn’t bring enough for everyone. [...]
Friday Challenge: A Civil Discourse (Yeah, Right)
It’s a frequent story that when a person leaves fundamentalism their politics change as well. Today’s challenge is to tell the story of if and how your personal political stances have changed since you left the fold of fundyland. To what degree does your theology (or lack thereof) affect your politics?
Commandments Concerning Election Season
And when it shall come to pass that another four years has come and gone and the season shall again turn to the selection of a new President that thou shalt surely gird up thy loins and quit thee like men to stand against hordes of evil, humanism, and socialism. And thou shalt campaign for [...]
Voting
Today is election day in America. Whatever a fundamentalist’s beliefs about separating from the rest of the world they do not extend to shunning contact with sinners in the line leading to the ballot box. Voting itself has almost reached quasi-sacrament status in fundyland with pastors and leaders using the days leading up to any [...]







