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Phil Scovell <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 26 Nov 2006 16:08:09 -0700
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Sharon,

I well remember when Christians, largely fundamentalist, started getting
involved in politics.  they organized, we became involved in our local area
caucus meetings, and our church had a big push for people getting
registered.  I am not against such organizationalism, but I wondered at the
time, and this was back in the mid seventies, if we weren't losing our focus
then.  Likewise with Christian schools.  I wondered, when the Christian
school movement went all out, if that was God doing something or pastors who
thought it was a good idea to protect their children from the world.  If so,
it has had an opposite effect and the schools went to hell in a hand basket.
My oldest sister would shoot me if she heard me saying this but she's not on
the internet so I'm safe.

Phil.

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