Christians trying to use science or logic is like

[leeroysphitz]

Dick Cheney trying to describe jungle combat in South East Asia.

[applegrove]

1. Neocons trying to mix myth with fear and presenting it as

an intellectual paper, opinion, column.

[Mist]

2. It seems to me they're trying to present science as just another

"belief system."

[LittleClarkie]

3. I do hope you're referring to Fundamentalist Republican

wingnut Christians.

[BrainRants]

4. Is there another kind? nt

[LittleClarkie]

5. Yep

I wore my Kerry button to church during the campaign, and discovered I go to church with a buncha Democrats. I had assumed otherwise, living smack dab in the middle of Sensenbrenner in a fairly affluent suburb area and all. So I was alittle apprehensive. But I'd promised myself I wasn't going to keep taking the button off and putting it back on when I thought I was going to get some flak somewhere.

To my surprise and delight, the ratio of "good man" to "I don't know about that guy" was about 10 to 1. I appreciated finding that out.

So yeah, there is more than that kind of Christian. And I, for one, will not let the other side own God. I disagree with Bill Mahler on that one. I will not concede the point to them. I'm sick of being made to feel like a second-hand Christian because I'm not a Republican and don't follow people such as Pat Robertson or James Dobson.