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TechnoratiBenen also pointed out that Jesus didn’t “put the stones down” since he never picked the stones up.
While nearly all Americans would agree that faith is playing a prominent role in the current presidential race, evangelical leaders have contended that Christians should be more concerned about where the candidates stand on issues, than the amount of “God Talk” from each presidential hopeful.
“I appreciate that the candidates are taking a risk when they talk about their faith,” said Prison Fellowship Ministries President Mark Earley in a commentary last month.
“The problem is that all of this ‘God Talk’ misses the point: what Christians want – or should want – is a candidate who shares their moral and culture concerns, not just their religious vocabulary.”
In addition to his divorces, Giuliani has created distance between many conservatives Christians and himself with his support of abortion and gay rights.
Despite criticisms, Giuliani currently leads the race for the 2008 GOP nomination, followed closely by actor and former senator Fred Thompson, who joined the race near the start of this month.
Republican delegates will elect the GOP candidate at the Republican National Convention to be held in Minneapolis/St.Paul, Minnesota on Sept. 1-4, 2008.
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