So the other day a certain president who shall remain nameless came a-callin' on the Twin Cities to stump for health care reform. And while I probably should have watched his speech, I didn't. I don't remember what I was doing exactly. I think I was working on my book proposal for Numb. The ACFW Conference is less than a week away and I've been a horrible procrastinator yet again.
Anyway, this is about health care, not my writing. It's not Wednesday, after all. I noticed that my friend Jamison (who occasionally stops by and leaves me comments on my blog) had written an article about how the current health care debate intersects with Christianity. So I hopped over to read it.
It left me a bit humbled.
Now I'm not the most political of individuals. I have watched the current debate (or furor, depending on who I'm watching) with casual interest. But I think Jamison has some valid points that we should consider.
Just sayin' is all.
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Thanks for the ping John. Some of what I was talking about is kinda along the same lines of Boyd's thinking as well, especially if you've heard his sermons back in 2004.
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