Comments on: I Vote for Cake. http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/ The Truth Will Set You Free- John 8:32 Sun, 07 Sep 2008 08:05:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Wyoming Vote Tracker » 2nd Firsthand Report on Riverton WYGOP Forum http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-841 Wyoming Vote Tracker » 2nd Firsthand Report on Riverton WYGOP Forum Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:58:28 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-841 [...] aware of the plans and is working with Rep. Cubin on it. “That gate will stay open” was a wonderful icing on the cake. As an anecdote, when I left, I stopped at the Maverck gas station before leaving town. As I was [...] […] aware of the plans and is working with Rep. Cubin on it. “That gate will stay open” was a wonderful icing on the cake. As an anecdote, when I left, I stopped at the Maverck gas station before leaving town. As I was […]

]]> By: <![CDATA[tieki rae]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-104 Wed, 31 Jan 2007 20:17:04 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-104 That is really interesting, Scott. I'm actually taking a course titled "Evangelicals and American Politics," and right now we are skimming some evangelical history. As nice as it is to be able to study evangelical history at Cornell of all places, I am really looking forward to getting into the more current issues of political involvement, etc. I guess as a charismatic non-denominational Christian, I'm just not that into theological terminology and history. :) I mean, it definitely has its place, but I'm much more of a "here and now" sort of person. That is really interesting, Scott. I’m actually taking a course titled “Evangelicals and American Politics,” and right now we are skimming some evangelical history. As nice as it is to be able to study evangelical history at Cornell of all places, I am really looking forward to getting into the more current issues of political involvement, etc. I guess as a charismatic non-denominational Christian, I’m just not that into theological terminology and history. :) I mean, it definitely has its place, but I’m much more of a “here and now” sort of person.

]]> By: <![CDATA[Scott]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-103 Wed, 31 Jan 2007 15:43:10 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-103 If you're needing some research on Fundamentalism in America, there is a recent article on Sharper Iron which is an excellent resource (with others linked). <a href="http://www.sharperiron.org/2007/01/31/clarification-to-joel-tetreaus-line-in-the-sand/" rel="nofollow">Clarification to Joel Tetreau’s “Line in the Sand”</a> I had a year under Dr. Singleton and four years under Dr. Sproul. Dr. Sproul's father (also a Dr.) was the human agent that God used in my pastor coming to Christ. I know Pastor Joel Tetreau (tet-roe) and of course his father (often called Dr. T, just because it was easier for the newcomers) who was President of the college. If you’re needing some research on Fundamentalism in America, there is a recent article on Sharper Iron which is an excellent resource (with others linked). Clarification to Joel Tetreau’s “Line in the Sand”

I had a year under Dr. Singleton and four years under Dr. Sproul. Dr. Sproul’s father (also a Dr.) was the human agent that God used in my pastor coming to Christ. I know Pastor Joel Tetreau (tet-roe) and of course his father (often called Dr. T, just because it was easier for the newcomers) who was President of the college.

]]> By: <![CDATA[icanplainlysee]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-102 Tue, 30 Jan 2007 22:58:55 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-102 Hi, I remember when I was coming of age to vote. We were in Vietnam and the Left had spent years endlessly pounding home the necessity to leave and not look back. And we did. The results of that strategy was nasty. The Dem candidate was George McGovern, as dovish and anti-war as they come. However, Americans fearing the Soviet Union and the threat of nuclear destruction, returned Nixon in a landslide. I hope the nation repeats it's decision to keep a defense minded deliberate person unafraid to fight when it's necessary, cause sometimes it is. But thats light years away. No one promised me tomorrow. Please be encouraged in your efforts here. Hank =;-) Hi,

I remember when I was coming of age to vote. We were in Vietnam and the Left had spent years endlessly pounding home the necessity to leave and not look back. And we did. The results of that strategy was nasty.

The Dem candidate was George McGovern, as dovish and anti-war as they come. However, Americans fearing the Soviet Union and the threat of nuclear destruction, returned Nixon in a landslide.

I hope the nation repeats it’s decision to keep a defense minded deliberate person unafraid to fight when it’s necessary, cause sometimes it is.

But thats light years away.

No one promised me tomorrow.

Please be encouraged in your efforts here.

Hank =;-)

]]> By: <![CDATA[Scott]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-101 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 15:30:02 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-101 If I remember right, I had to read portions of Marsden's book for one of my classes @ <a href="http://ibconline.edu" rel="nofollow">IBC</a>. That or I scanned through it at one point just because the title got me curious.I was thinking that this book mentioned the church that started IBC, but after looking through the index preview on Amazon, I'm thinking it was a book by George Dollar. I may have to change my ticket preference to Tancredo/"Hunter-Hines" :-) (or vice versa). If I remember right, I had to read portions of Marsden’s book for one of my classes @ IBC. That or I scanned through it at one point just because the title got me curious.I was thinking that this book mentioned the church that started IBC, but after looking through the index preview on Amazon, I’m thinking it was a book by George Dollar.

I may have to change my ticket preference to Tancredo/”Hunter-Hines” :-) (or vice versa).

]]> By: <![CDATA[wytammic]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-100 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 15:12:27 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-100 I'm laughing so hard I'm crying. I’m laughing so hard I’m crying.

]]> By: <![CDATA[tieki rae]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-99 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 14:22:52 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-99 Haha... well, maybe I was a little boring before then! But thanks :) I tend to write these kind of fast in between boring myself to tears with lecture readings. Haha… well, maybe I was a little boring before then! But thanks :) I tend to write these kind of fast in between boring myself to tears with lecture readings.

]]> By: <![CDATA[Kevin]]> http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-98 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 14:01:24 +0000 http://conservablogs.com/haemet/2007/01/27/i-vote-for-cake/#comment-98 "I mean, 2000 was when I first started to become interesting..." Great post, but you might want to fix that line :). “I mean, 2000 was when I first started to become interesting…”

Great post, but you might want to fix that line :).

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