Politics Moment: British Labour Party
This is the second politics moment for this week, in which I ask Chris Eyre about the nature and logistics of the leadership turmoil in the British Labour party.
This is the second politics moment for this week, in which I ask Chris Eyre about the nature and logistics of the leadership turmoil in the British Labour party.
Link to Question #5 Link to Joel Watts’ Answer to Question 5 Link to the previous entry (The President – A Debate) What would you do to reform the U.S. Justice and Penal System? When it comes to the legal system, given its current condition I cannot really call it a justice system, one thing…
Allan Bevere’s recent article made good points that I generally agreed with, but I do not think the situation is quite as black and white as he presents it. Concerning refusing to support either Clinton or Trump, while I understand that such thinking makes sense in the primary, when it comes to the general election,…
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable. In no particular order: Bob Cornwall Arthur Sido Allan R. Bevere Joel Watts Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. Elgin also posted a response to the answers. Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
With four of five answers in it’s past time I get this post up, so here are the responses: Bob Cornwall Joel Watts Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. Arthur Sido Link back to the question. Link to the main rountable post. Please feel free to respond on your blog and add a link via the comments.
Not sure this fits here but given the prominence of Pat Robertson in the “Christian media” and in political discourse I thought this might be of interest….originally posted on my blog here. — Russell Moore wrote a great essay today, Christ, the Church, and Pat Robertson that was tragically made necessary because of yet another…
by Dr. Ronald Higdon, retired pastor and author of In Changing Times: A Guide for Reflection and Conversation and Surviving a Son’s Suicide. “The sea is so great and my boat is so small.” When I first heard that many years ago I had no idea just how immense that sea would become and how much my tiny…
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