Recently we’ve been discussing whether doctrines can be secondary, or if they should all be essential. In my post “Minimizing the Gospel through Excessive Separation“, I argue that only fundamental doctrines are essential, and when we separate over secondary doctrines, we are belittling the Gospel. John MacArthur agrees with me it seems. On Pulpit Live [...]
Huckabee’s Night Mike Huckabee surprised a lot of people, including me. The polls showed him declining in the south, with either McCain or Romney taking those states from him. Instead he won Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, and also West Virginia (full results here). He came within a few thousand votes of taking Missouri, and was [...]
McCain is not a foregone conclusion. And it certainly isn’t a 2 man race. While the polling numbers aren’t great for Huckabee, he’s quite close to Romney, statistically sharing the number 2 slot. He’s come from behind in the past, so don’t count him out. Vote for the candidate with the best message, not the [...]
I hope this video clip of Iowa voters who recently switched their support (largely to Huckabee) paints a true picture of what we can expect today. I sure hope Iowa places a deciding vote in Huckabee’s favor today! Go Huckabee! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/v/2OV0LVfJ6ZY&rel=1]
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Okay, I have to vent here about Romney. From the get go, he’s struck me as smooth, fast-talking and the quintessential politician. He says what we want to hear, and he says different things to please different groups of people. I’m sure there is more to him than this, and I’d probably even vote for [...]
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Everybody knows Mike Huckabee is a Christian. Most know he was a former pastor. And since he is a Southern Baptist and he is white, the assumption might be he doesn’t care about racial issues. However, what most people don’t know, is that Mike Huckabee won 48% of the black vote in his bid for [...]
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Does anyone remember all the buzz that surrounded 2004 Democratic candidate for president Howard Dean? His support came mostly from blogs and the internet, and at that time blogs were quite new. His campaign fizzled and he never did win the nomination, but he helped redefine politics as we know it. The web had come [...]
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Update: For a post which lays out the reasons why Huckabee is a genuine conservative and can appeal to all 3 conservative factions, check out this post from Evangelical Outpost (Joe Carter, with Matt Anderson and Justin Taylor). Momentum is Mike Huckabee‘s friend right about now. He’s been riding it for quite some time. Huckabee [...]
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No problem, sir. Glad to help.
Bob, Thank you for posting this helpful information. Sincerely, Bill
Agreed, Jack. Good observations. Sad, but true.
Dear Bob, I don't think that Fundamental churches teach very much in the area of sanctification, or what they do teach ...
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