Perhaps, the most disturbing thing to the leftist mind from her speech to the graduating class at Master's Academy was her declaration that she could do the best she could as Governor with infrastructure, law enforcement, and education but that it wouldn't do much good if the hearts of people in the State wern't right with God.
The statement was not theocracy (as she put the challenge of reaching people on the students and not the state), but of the limits of government's power. This is the ultimate heresy to the far left. If the power to solve society's ills is not found in the government, if man is more than a carefully balanced hierarchy of needs and wants than liberalism is bankrupt.
Read on at culture11.com.The statement was not theocracy (as she put the challenge of reaching people on the students and not the state), but of the limits of government's power. This is the ultimate heresy to the far left. If the power to solve society's ills is not found in the government, if man is more than a carefully balanced hierarchy of needs and wants than liberalism is bankrupt.
During the recent civil forum at Rick Warren's Saddleback Church, Senator Obama was asked point blank when he believed an embryo became a human life worthy of the same rights as any other American citizen. Obama responded that the answer to that question was "above his pay grade." 