One Lord, one faith, one baptism? Political differences among evangelicals worldwide

Published: Friday, March 2 2012 5:00 a.m. MST

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Sarah Taylor sat peacefully in the sanctuary of Coram Deo church in Eagle Mountain, Utah, normally a place of clarity and not confusion. The church's name, meaning "before the face of God," describes how Taylor tries to make her decisions — comfortable before his face. Worshipping with the family she lived with the Sunday following the 2008 presidential election, 13-year-old Toddy asked Taylor about one of those decisions.

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Buena Vista, VA

Of course Jesus wants us to care for the poor. But he never said that government is the best way to do it. We all know government is full of inefficiency, waste, and corruption, and provides perverse incentives, such as the incentive to have kids out More..

6:06 a.m. March 2, 2012
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Ecclesiastes 10:2

PROVO, UT

Mayhem Mike - Many (most?) Evangelicals don't consider Catholics Christians either. They really want to have a very tightly restrictive club...which is fine with me. I'm comfortable with my religion and I don't need those people to tell me what I More..