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Dodson blasts Obama over Bible remarks

oneplace.com — 30 minute podcast with James Dodson accusing Obama of "distorting" the bible while discussing the role of religion in government.

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  • mikeK2008, on 06/26/2008, -0/+0Since I'm trapped here (the "back" button doesn't work) I might as well comment.

    Evangelicals continually miss the point. This is a great country. You're allowed to practice YOUR VERSION of Christianity and everyone else is allowed to practice their version of whichever religion they choose. The USA is not about legislating YOUR "morality". You seem to be looking for a theocracy. Iran maybe? Whatever happened to taking over South Carolina? Didn't they want you there either?

    Grouping Christian sects together is not only false but disingenuous. (which Christians? The ones our founders escaped from back in England? The ones who escaped? Catholics? Methodists? Mormons (the ones YOU love to hate?)? etc?).

    Dobson IS an activist. Leave YOUR VERSION of religion out of politics or face the possibility of being prohibited from worshiping the way you choose.
  • slayterhill, on 06/25/2008, -0/+0Why is it that when using the Digg search no results are returned when you search "Dodson" or any phrase that includes "Dobson," as well as any phrase with "Obama" and "Bible" included together? Both Obama and Bible searched individually yield results. Weird.

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