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Originally Posted by Jack's Smirking Revenge
It's too bad that Rev. Warren asked at which point a baby gets human rights without following up McCain's answer, "At conception." I hope someone eventually asks McCain if a woman and her doctor, after terminating a pregnancy, should be eligible for the full penalties of first degree murder.
How would you answer that JSR?
As for the entire event, it looked like McCain made some inroads among evangelicals. Few of them would vote for Obama anyway, but McCain needed to get that crowd motivated - and he did.
The few, the the humble, the anti-war
I don't know if Obama should have agreed to this event. He's not likely to get much of the evangelical vote, and his presence on the same stage with McCain made it a media event. He could've sat it out and it would have barely been covered, since the media aren't interested in scrutinizing McCain.
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African Americans not evangelical? Again I think both did well and if both candidates say they can reach across the aisle they need to prove it.
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Secularists are wrong when they ask believers to leave their religion at the door before entering into the public square. ....great reformers in American history - were not only motivated by faith, but repeatedly used religious language to argue for their cause.. Our law is by definition a codification of morality, much of it grounded in the Judeo-Christian tradition. BARACK OBAMA
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