Amen!

Good point on the discrimination note!

Praying for Haiti

Hey! The headline says they're among America's most admired, not that they're THE most admired. Personally, I'm happy to see that at least one devoted Christ follower is among those admired. I think who we admire speaks volumes of us, and a poll like this says a lot about who America's looking toward. Furthermore, being among the top 10 or even 20 most admired is no easy feat.

While I agree that it's important for the "leader of the free world" to give service to God on the Sabbath and on special occasions such as Christmas, I'd withhold judgment as there might have been a reason why Obama didn't attend a Christmas service. If anything, I'm encouraged to pray for him more after reading this.

I like how comments that have been brought down can be brought back up. Keeps one rotten egg from spoiling the dozen.

Spot on!

If there is intelligent life elsewhere, I'm sure God would have communicated with them as He has with us. Maybe God has more than one bestseller out there after all? In any case, I agree with Dr. Mohler and the rest. Faith in God and God's Word will not be shaken through the discovery of intelligent life outside of Earth. God's the Creator. He creates. Who's to say what He can't/didn't creat...more

If there is intelligent life elsewhere, I'm sure God would have communicated with them as He has with us. Maybe God has more than one bestseller out there after all? In any case, I agree with Dr. Mohler and the rest. Faith in God and God's Word will not be shaken through the discovery of intelligent life outside of Earth. God's the Creator. He creates. Who's to say what He can't/didn't create?less

If people are allowed to thank their parents in their speeches, they should also be allowed to thank their Heavenly Father. If they can talk about how a teacher or coach changed their lives, they should be able to talk about how The Teacher and Author of Life changed their lives. Why must the sharing of faith always be interpreted as proselytizing? It's not like anyone is beating people over th...more

If people are allowed to thank their parents in their speeches, they should also be allowed to thank their Heavenly Father. If they can talk about how a teacher or coach changed their lives, they should be able to talk about how The Teacher and Author of Life changed their lives. Why must the sharing of faith always be interpreted as proselytizing? It's not like anyone is beating people over the head with their beliefs. Sheesh ...less

I think the related article written by Albert Mohler is very timely.

Think it'd be good if they addressed the issue of giving in their next film. With the economy the way that it is, I think it's easy to lose sight of how much worse others have it.

Hope everyone says a prayer for pakistan after reading this article.

I think the stats make it pretty clear that the issue is about lack of education and not religiosity.

I think the timing of this album's release couldn't have been better. The recent discovery of Jaycee Dugard will likely prompt some people to look up "Stockholm syndrome."

garageguy, did you even read the article? It's not saying or even suggesting Obama is the "antichrist". It's just arguing against another guy's suggestions.

As my pastor frequently says, in crisis there's opportunity.

It is worth noting that a militant person is anyone who is "vigorously active and aggressive, esp. in support of a cause."

>>In her remarks Wednesday, Jefferts Schori acknowledged that Anglicans in America and overseas "are obviously not of one mind, and likely will not be until Jesus returns in all his glory.â

Actually, summa, 5 of the 12 are women.

I found John Piper's comments very insightful. Made me think more about what I'm tweeting.