...a voter asked if my personal faith informed my decisions. My answer was simple, just as it always has been: my faith is my life - it defines me. My faith doesn't influence my decisions, it drives them.
Real faith makes us humble and mindful, not of the faults of others, but of our own. Because of our faith, we become less judgmental in that we see others having the same frailties as ourselves. Faith gives us strength in the face of injustice and motivates us to do our best for "the least of us."
Our forefathers birthed this great nation in a spirit of faith - not a mandate telling us what to believe, but an acknowledgment that divine providence pervades our world.
I firmly believe the greatness of our nation then, does not come from our government or politicians, but lies in the hopeful, optimistic spirit of everyday Americans. Americans who acknowledge that providence has set us apart.
At the beginning of our nation we were ill-equipped for revolution, yet we persevered and gained our independence. Our country was once divided by a costly Civil War, but we survived to heal and build a stronger union. Through the 20th century and into current times we have seen great conflicts and economic upheavals. However, the same spirit that guided the inception of our country continues to lead us out of times of trouble better than we went in. In spite of our trials we remain a people of hope, a people of faith, and we are stronger because of it.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Mike Huckabee: Real Faith Makes Us Humble
Mike Huckabee says,
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Have you even bothered to look into any of the dirt on Huckabee? I've just begun to myself, but it's kind of a chore. I was thinking it would be a nice idea if some blogger were to take each allegation and use their blog to debunk whatever dirt he might have on him.
All candidates have "dirt" slung at them. I think that Mike Huckabee does a fairly good job debunking the mud flung at him.
Sorry about the internal rhyme there.
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