An Evangelical on the Left

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Tate Publishing, 2007 - 372 strani
An Evangelical on the Left examines the place of faith in the public forum, focusing on the alliance between President George W. Bush and the political movement known as the Christian Right. Author Anna Waldherr is sharply critical of Bush Administration policies and ethics, making the case that Christian religious beliefs and Neo-Conservative political policy are fundamentally at odds. While biblical in outlook, An Evangelical on the Left addresses a variety of controversial topics with a fresh eye. These include abortion, poverty, homosexuality, racism, and the war in Iraq. Waldherr draws on historical references, legal precedents, economic analysis, and social commentary to make sense of the complex times in which we live. Seeking to bridge the divide between Left and Right, An Evangelical on the Left calls for tolerance and brotherhood. The book is uncompromising in relaying the Gospel message of love and forgiveness.
 

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Introduction
12
World
26
The End Does Not Justify the Means
32
Mothers Children and the Church
80
Poverty
90
Racism
106
Homosexuality and Holiness
126
Stem Cell Research and the Disabled
140
The Great Divide
232
The Appeal of the Viper
252
State Constitutions Excerpts
268
Adoption Information
274
FaithBased Legal Aid Additional Reading
276
Ten Commandments
278
ExOffender Resources Information
280
Bishop Wilton D Gregory United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Office of Social Development World Peace Letter to Pres ident Bush on Iraq...
284

Artificial Life Support and Assisted Suicide
156
Fear as a Political Tactic
164
At What Cost?
178
Whose Darkness?
186
The SoCalled Liberal
196
The Christian Witness Tainted
206
Might Still Does Not Make Right
224
The Soldiers Rules
288
Prophecies Fulfilled by Jesus Christ
290
Fulfilled Messianic Prophecies
292
References
304
Endnotes
364
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