There's more to "class" than money. For instance what 'class" would you say Britney Spears is in? Hint: the one we're born into stays with us.
See Class: A Guide Through The American Status system by Paul Fussell .
And McCain is........:confused:
BTW by established measures of class the Clintons are Upper-Middle Class but I'd say so generally only based on Bill's Ex-President status. The fact he's from Arkansaw dropped 'em down to middle class while he was in office.
Yes and no. However, not all Wars are just, either.
Indeed it is. But not quite as ignorant as the idea that if your income is less than $100K a year it's in your interests to vote Republican.
Tell that to all the right-wingers who whined about Clinton.
Then how did George W. Bush do it?
It's certainly not a simple dichotomy. Studying scripture or any ancient text is a complex process.
Are you familiar at all with "The Jesus Seminar"? It is an annual scholarly gathering of the world's foremost experts on the Bible. I believe it would be correct to say that generally none...
Well, read the four Gospels back to back and you'll see beaucoup contradictions.
Occasionally you'll see little ads hawking a booklet with a title like "absolute proof Jesus never existed". They're hyping skeptics just like fundamentalists hype Biblical literalism. It's historical record...
I just really have trouble comprehending why it mattered to them. One is tempted to chalk it up to being uninformed only but it seems there's more there.
The Religious Right's response to advances in human progress vis-a-vis sexual orientation is as the thread title suggests to rag on the rights of transgenders/transsexuals and in one particular area: to foment outrage over MTF TS's (Male-to-Female Transsexuals) using public women's rest rooms...
This is the typical fundamentalist retort to the notion that the Bible is not to be taken literally(FYI a much more established notion than the one the Bible should be taken literally). It shows nothing but the fact the speaker is uninformed.
"Believing the Bible" is begging the question...
God does not change. Our perception of God does however. The ancient Hebrews really believed in a testosterone laced tribal god that'd smite their enemies. But of course, the real God, the Architect of the Universe, did not smite the Hebrews foes at all, they did. They just had a primitive...