
I am becoming increasingly enamored by
Beliefnet and its true embracing of the concept of interfaith. (However, rest assured, this is
not a faith blog.) At a time when John McCain is gaining
the endorsement of slippery pond scum such as John Hagee, I am glad to see a reasonably objective reporting on matters of faith. Though even they take a point of view of being objective, which is subjective in its own right.
Particularly interesting is their article on the
"Jefferson Bible" and the multiple cuts he made. In general, he seemed to make wise choices. If Mao could hone it all down to a little red book, why couldn't the Christians do the same? Too bad Jefferson is not around today to help me out on this bog.
Labels: Election 2008, religion, Republicans, The Bible