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Originally Posted by hottcjimmyv well, there is precedent for liberals to censor, too. It does cut both ways, but another thing I find disturbing is that if you look at the list, you will notice a certain translation of the Bible was also on her list--so Palin may be one of these "God speaks King James English only and any other translation is heresy" nut jobs. |
Yes, Sarah belongs to a denomination called the
Assemblies of God, which is very fundamentalist. They believe that the King James Bible is inerrant and literally true. They also believe in The Rapture. In a
speech she recently gave at her church she said that our present leaders in Washington are carrying out God's Plan, including the war in Iraq.
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Originally Posted by starinvestor Hmm. And such a free democratic process than an inexperienced community organizer can wind up on the top line of the democratic ticket.
I guess I missed the speech where Palin indicated she doesn't 'believe' in a balanced budget or evolution. If she is as miserable and ineffective as everyone in this thread lets on, why does she have an 80% approval rating in Alaska? That's the best of any governor in the U.S.
Can't wait to hear... |
Gov. Palin believes that Creationism is a valid scientific theory. She is a devout Assemblies of God church goer. Here is
their position on Creation/Evolution.
The history of
Sarah's fiscal conservatism. The good stuff is near the bottom of the article. Sarah is a staunch fiscal conservative in the modern Republican Bush school, where you take office with a budget surplus and leave office with a record deficit, because of irresponsibly cutting taxes to get votes and spending government money like a drunken sailor.