Perhaps We Would Do Well To Listen

Whenever There Is A Catastrophe, Some Religious People Inevitably Ask, 'why Didn't God Do Something? Where Was God When All Those People Died?'

So After The Lewinsky Scandal, Everything Changed, And We Moved From Using The Bible To Address The Moral Issues Of Our Time, Which Were Social, To Moral Issues Of Our Time That Were Very Personal. I Have Continued That Relationship Up Until The Present.

Because I Am Not Yet Living Up To What Jesus Expects Me To Be In Those Red Letters In The Bible, I Always Define Myself As Somebody Who Is Saved By God's Grace And Is On His Way To Becoming A Christian. (...) Being Saved Is Trusting In What Christ Did For Us, But Being Christian Is Dependent On The Way We Respond To What He Did For Us.

The Traditional Spokespersons For The Evangelicals, Such As Chuck Colson And James Dobson, Have Become Alarmed About This Drift Away From The 'family Values' Issues That They Believe Should Be The Overwhelming Concerns Of Evangelicals. They Have Expressed Their Displeasure In Letters Of Protest Circulated Through The Religious Media.

There's Nothing Wrong With Making A Lot Of Money, There's Something Wrong With Keeping It.