According to a recent report in WorldNetDaily on an interview with President Ronald Reagan’s youngest, Ron Jr said:
“Creationism is one of the scary beliefs Palin advocates,” he said.So what’s really scary?“It doesn’t bother some people, I know, but, frankly, somebody like that has no idea what kind of planet we live on—literally has no idea what the planet is all about,” Ron Jr. said.
“It’s such a profoundly anti-intellectual, anti-science stance,” he asserted. “I don’t see how you can hold high office and believe something like that.”
A commentator who believes the universe was created by God and thus there is order to things—which is why we accept the laws of nature and the uniformity of nature—there are absolutes (moral absolutes, e.g.)?
Or a commentator who believes that everything happened by chance random process—including their own logic—so therefore no one’s logic can be trusted and all morality is relative?
You can read the entire report at:
http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=74558
One lady told me her brother has used AiG resources in the U.S. Marines to reach many of his colleagues with the gospel.
1. As we were coming up the town’s main street, we saw the billboard advertising the conference.
2. The church moved into this new sanctuary just a few months ago.
3. A great crowd (well over 1000 different people) attended various parts of the conference.
4. Resources were popular.
5. My wife Mally was able to come with me.
I watched the entire DVD last week—it really is a phenomenal production and will open a lot of eyes to the truth and expose the FICTION of Al Gore’s influential film.
AiG has also produced a booklet to go with the DVD—and you can order both from the AiG website.
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken
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