I wouldn’t compare Obama with someone whom God uses for several reasons: He is a strident pro-abortionist and the people whose are close to him (William Ayers, for one) support a godless agenda.

I’m don’t see anyone hiding behind God’s word to offer criticism, rather speaking the truth in love as the truth will set you free.

As Christians, we should not hide behind the word of God to criticise other people because of their race or genda.

What I do think is that she has an opportunity to demonstrate God’s love in very tangible ways, particularly through the giving of life to her youngest child, her role as a mother and wife, but also her place on the political ticket.

I read that point (#5) on the eight point hatchet piece and see little that is disturbing to me, if completely true in the first place. Though I disagree with some people’s understanding on how Iraq fits into God’s plan, I do see an even greater opportunity present: the word of God is getting out to Iraqis through believers who are serving in the military.

Some have supposed that Obama is “God’s man for the moment” though I strongly do not hold to that position. Then again, God raises nations and leaders up and He brings them down, therefore I trust that this political cycle is in His hands above all.

so for you mccain/palin supporters, obama’s preacher isn’t the only one who should be criticized…palin’s pastor is hateful, more so than obama’s, i’d say.
if you want to be a true democracy-supporting, voting american then you WILL look at the site i posted and decide rightfully on the information given on all candidates.
please, from one christian to another…do not put christian values ahead of what’s best for ALL. jesus doesn’t just love christians…he loves EVERYONE, so fight for EVERYONE.

Yes, just because someone calls themselves a Christian doesn’t make them one. However, I’m particularly interested in the way Sarah Palin lives her life as a wife, mother of five, and as a woman who refused to abort her Down’s Syndrome child.

It takes great character to stand on your principles even in the face of scorn and I see a woman who is doing just that. As far as the allegations go, I have been following that, but please remember that they are allegations — she hasn’t been proven to have done anything wrong. In fact, there is every indication that the person who filed these charges has an axe to grind, but we’ll have to wait and see.

I don’t put my trust in a person as we’re all subject to human failings. Gideon and Esther were timid people, David was small and young, while Deborah was a woman who held a unique position, the first and only woman judge in Israel.

My prayer is that the next person who is elected seeks God’s will for our country. We’re a nation divided, sinking down a moral cesspool, and in need of divine intervention.

Although you made some salient points in the beginning of your article, I do not think you have fully researched the character of this woman. Remember that what comes out of mouths is far different than the actions that we take. Someone being investigated for fraud and the like needs a bit more consideration.

Look at the men who are running our country right now! They were also hailed as good and humble and Christian, and they have proven themselves to be self-serving and not honest. We don’t want a repeat of this. Unfortunately, I do not think that either set of candidates are good for the US at this time…